Module 11 South America Flashcards
Two established DOC regions in Argentina
Lujan de Cuyo,
San Rafael
The three northernmost wine producing provinces in Argentina
Jujuy,
Salta,
Catamarca
Sub region of Salta well known for high-altitude Torontes
Cafayate
Wine producing province located just south of Catamaraca in Argentina
La Rioja
Province that accounts for over 70% of Argentina’s vineyards
Mendoza
Two wine producing regions located in Patagonia
Rio Negro,
Neuquen
Italian wine grape variety that is among Argentina’s leading red grapes
Bonarda
Argentina second largest wine region in terms of acreage under vine
San Juan
Leading grape variety of Chile
Cabernet Sauvignon
This grape was previously mistaken for Merlot in Chile
Carmenere
Three new geographical terms (as of 2011) used to describe Chile’s wine geography
Costa (coast) Entre Cordilleras (between the mountains) Andes
The five main wine regions of Chile from north to south
Atacama Coquimbo Aconcagua Central Valley Del Sur (southern regions)
Cold ocean current cools the Chilean coast
Humboldt current
Three subregions of the Coquimbo region
Elqui Valley
Limari Valley
Choapa
Three subregions of the Aconcagua region
Aconcagua valley
Casablanca valley
San Antionio valley