Major Subregions/ Communes/ Climates/ Crus/ Vineyards

Question 1

These are the five umbrella AVAs of California.

Answer 1

What are North Coast AVA, Central Coast AVA, South Coast AVA, San Francisco Bay AVA, Sierra Foothills AVA?

Question 2

Napa Valley AVA and Sonoma AVA are sub-AVAs of this Massive AVA.

Answer 2

Which fine wine AVAs are located in the North Coast AVA?

Question 3

This important fine wine AVA only accounts for 4% of California’s total production.

Answer 3

What is Napa Valley AVA?

Question 4

This Napa AVA sub-region has the highest rainfall and the coolest temperatures.

Answer 4

What is the Howell Mountain AVA ?

Question 5

This Napa AVA sub-region has a minimum elevation.

Answer 5

What is the Howell Mountain AVA? (1400 fasl)

Question 6

Which contains more vineyard area, Napa Valley AVA or Sonoma Valley AVA?

Answer 6

Sonoma AVA contains 6% of California’s Vineyard area.
Napa Valley AVA contains 4% of California’s vineyard area.

Question 7

This Central Valley AVA is responsible for 20% of California’s total wine production.

Answer 7

What is the Lodi AVA?

Question 8

This California AVA lies between S.F.Bay in the north and Santa Barbra County in the south.

Answer 8

Where is the Central Coast AVA of California?

Question 9

Where is the Mount Harlan AVA and name a prestigious winery located there.

Answer 9

San Benito County
Calera

Question 12

Separate these AVAs by Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon
1.Dundee Hills
2.McMinnville
3.Rogue Valley
4.Lower Long Tom
5.Applegate Valley
6.Red Hill Douglas County
7.Laurelwood District
8.Eola-Amity
9.Elkton Oregon
10.Yamhill-Carlton

Answer 12

1.Dundee Hills - W.V.
2.McMinnville - W.V.
3.Rogue Valley - S.O.
4.Lower Long Tom - W.V.
5.Applegate Valley -S.O.
6.Red Hill Douglas County - S.O.
7.Laurelwood District - W.V.
8.Eola-Amity - W.V.
9.Elkton Oregon - S.O.
10.Yamhill-Carlton - W.V.