Misc Italy Flashcards

1
Q

2nd longest river in Italy

A

Adige

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2
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Which country is north of TAA

A

Austria

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3
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Name the mountain range north of TAA

A

Dolomites

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4
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Name the 8 leading grapes of TAA in terms of production

A

Schiava
Pinot Grigio
Gewurtztraminer
Pinot Blanc
Chardonnay
Lagrein
Pinot Noir
Sauvignon Blanc

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5
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What is Schiava?

A

not a single variety; Schiava is a family of four seperate varieties

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6
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Where would you most likely find Schiava?

A

TAA

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7
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What kind of wine does Schiava produce?

A

light, crisp, floral red fruit

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8
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this region makes the best Pinot Bianco in the world

A

Alto Adige

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9
Q

What is Kerner and where are you likely to find it?

A

cross of Schiava and Riesling - TAA

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10
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this grape is a cross of Schiava and Riesling

A

Kerner

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11
Q

Traminer Aromatico is which grape?

A

Gewurtztraminer

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12
Q

Sparkling wines made in Trentino by the trad method carry this DOC

A

Trento DOC

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13
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Trento DOC wines use which grapes and which method is used to make them?

A

Chardonnay, PN, Pinot Blanc, and Pinot Meunier
Trad method

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14
Q

Lombardy’s most important city

A

Milan

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15
Q

vintage Franciacorta is known as…

A

Franciacorta millesimato

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16
Q

Franciacorta and Franciacorta Riserva lees aging reqs

A

18 / 60

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17
Q

Franciacorta Saten

A

5 atmosphere of pressure vs typical 6 - results in silky texture

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18
Q

Where is Lugana DOC?

A

Lombardy

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19
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This area, known as the land of castles, is right on the border to Piedmont

A

Oltrepo Pavese

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20
Q

Oltrepo Pavese is south of which river

A

Po

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21
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What is a Cruase wine and where will you find?

A

Pinot Nero based Rose - Oltrepo Pavese Motedo Classico DOCG - LOmbardy

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22
Q

Where is Valtellina made?

A

Northern Lombardy - in the foothills of the Alps

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23
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What grape is Valtellina based on?

A

Nebbiolo aka Chiavennasca

24
Q

Lombardy’s version of amarone

A

Sfrozato di Valtellina DOCG

25
Q

Valtelllina 5 subzones

A

Grumello
Sassella
Inferno
Maroggia
Valgella

26
Q

Give Sarah’s Insects More Vyvanse

A

Grumello
Sassella
Inferno
Maroggia
Valgella

27
Q

Where is Orvieto found?

A

Umbria

28
Q

Orvieto is based on which grape(s)?

A

Grechetto and Trebbiano Toscano

29
Q

Grechetto is the base of which well known wine

A

Orvieto

30
Q

Umbria’s top red wines

A

Torgiano Rosso Riserva DOCG and Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG

31
Q

Where are Torgiano Rosso Riserva DOCG and Sagrantino Montefalco DOCG found?

A

Umbria

32
Q

What grape is Torgiano Rosso Riserva based on?

A

Sangiovese

33
Q

What kind of wine is Montefalco Sagrantino?

A

big bodied, very ripe, tannic, powerhouse

34
Q

Montefalco Sagrantino is made from this grape

A

Montefalco

35
Q

Abruzzo is a ___ production region

A

high

36
Q

The most important wine of Abruzzo

A

Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

37
Q

Leading variety of Sardinia

A

cannonau

38
Q

cannonau aka

A

grenache

39
Q

When was Sardinia ruled by the Spanish?

A

late 1400s to early 1700s

40
Q

3/4 of Italian Vermentino is grown in..

A

Sardinia

41
Q

The one wine to know from Basilicata

A

Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG

42
Q

Where is Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG

A

Basilicata

43
Q

General geography of Pugla

A

fertile stretch of sun-kissed flat land

44
Q

t/f: Puglia has low of amounts of production

A

false. Puglia is a big production zone - mostly basic and cheap wine

45
Q

Two important grapes of Puglia

A

Negroamaro and Primitivo

46
Q

Most important DOC of Puglia

A

Salice Salentino DOC

47
Q

Where is Salice Salentino and which grape is it based on?

A

Puglia / Negroamaro

48
Q

Which region produced the historicallt famous wine known as Falernum?

A

Campania

49
Q

Basilicata general geography

A

Very mountainous and forested - not much wine production. one important wine to know

50
Q

Calabria’s flagship wine

A

Ciro DOC

51
Q

The important mountain of Campania

A

Mt Vesuvio

52
Q

Campania’s largest city

A

Naples

53
Q

Campania’s important grapes

A

Aglianico
Fiano
Greco
Falanghina
Coda di Volpe

54
Q

This grape’s name means “Tail of the Fox” and is an important variety in Campania

A

Coda di Volpe

55
Q

4 DOCGs of Campania

A

Taurasi
Aglianco del Taburno
Greco di Tufo
Fiano di Avellino