Mainly Chile and Argentina - ST Questions 26.09.20 Flashcards
What is Rauli?
A green beechwood traditionally used for barrels in Chile. Now rarely used.
Which winery, founded in 1851 is the oldest Chilean winery still in operation.
Vina Ochagavia
Much of the supposed Sauvignon Blanc in Chile was actually discovered to be which Italian grape?
Tai (Sauvignonasse, Sauvignon Vert)
In which zone, region and sub-region would you find the following areas? Apalta Puente Alto Peumo Panquehue
Apalta – Colchagua, Rapel
Puente Alto – Maipo
Peumo – Cachapoal, Rapel
Panquehue – Aconcagua Valley
What is the name of the cold ocean current that travels Northward up the Chilean coast?
Humboldt
Which Central Valley sub region is home to almost 50% of Chile’s vine acreage?
Maule
Name the two zones of the Curico Valley.
Lontue and Teno
What is the acronym for Chile’s association of independent winemakers?
MOVI
What do Kai, Herencia and Carmin de Peumo have in common and who makes each?
All varietally labelled Carmenere.
Kai - Errazuriz,
Herencia - Santa Carolina,
Carmin de Peumo - Concha y Toro
In which Chilean sub-region is grafting most common and why?
Casablanca valley, the sandy soils are a magnet for nematodes
Apalta is situated on the North bank of which river?
Tinguiririca river
List the sub regions of Valle del Sur.
Itata, Bio Bio, Malleco
What is the name of the fog that influences the coastal areas of Chile’s northern wine regions?
Camachaca fog
What is the name in Chile for the overhead vine training system equivalent to Spain’s Latada and Italy’s Pergola systems?
Parron
Which Central Valley sub region famously has quartz soils in its coastal areas?
Maule
List wine regions of Argentina.
North Region, Cuyo Region, Center Region, Patagonia, Atlantic Region