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1
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What are the major natural features of the Nelson GI?

A
  • Tasman Mountains
  • Richmond Range
  • Waimea River
  • Tasman Bay
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What are the natural features of the Marlborough GI region?

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Richmond Range (Divides Marlborough to Nelson)

  • Wither Hill Range
  • Kaikoura Ranges
  • Wairau River, Awatere River
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How many Hectare of vine cover the Northland region of NZ?

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67 Ha in 2017 report

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Where would you find the sub-region Ormond Valley?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Riverpoint?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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Who’s the current owner of Montana Montana?

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Pernod Ricard holding

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Name some natural features influencing wine production in Hawkes Bay?

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Heretaunga Plain
Ngaruroro RIver
Tukituki River

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What type of soil can you find in Northland?

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Grey brown, clay rich loam soils, and friable volcanic in subsoil

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Where would you find the sub-region Golden Slope ?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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10
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What is the biggest wine growing region in NZ?

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Marlborough (South Island)

  • Represent more than 25,000 Ha
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Where would you find the sub-region Patutahi?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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12
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Where is located Waitaki Valley?

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New Zealand

Northern Central Otago, on the limit with Canterbury GI

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13
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Where James Busby had his estate located?

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Northland

Grow first vine for wine production in NZ back to 1830’s

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14
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What major region Romeo Bragato did not identified?

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Marlborough

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15
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How many hectares of vines are grow in Wairarapa?

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1,000 Ha

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Where would you find the sub-region Whangarei?

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Northland Region

North Island - New Zealand

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17
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What is the “Gimblett Gravels wine growing district”?

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trademark brand of the Gimblett Gravels winegrowers association
– Not a GI yet

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18
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Where would you find the Kaimai Range?

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Bay of Plenty wine region (coastal range)

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What is the current acreage of screw-cap bottling selling in NZ?

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85% of the wine is sold under this closure

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Where would you find the sub-region Korokipo ?

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Hawkes Bay GI: Alluvial plains

North Island - New Zealand

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What is the soil type of Wairarapa (Martinborough)?

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shallow wait loams with gravelly sub soils

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Where would you find the sub-region Takaka?

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Nelson GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

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What are the major GV of the Central Otago GI?

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  • Pinot Noir
  • Pinot gris
  • Riesling
  • Chardonnay
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Where would you find the sub-region Wairau Valley?

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Marlborough GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

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25
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When does restaurant been allow to sell wine in NZ?

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1960

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26
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What is the Easternmost wine country in the world?

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New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Masterton?

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Wairarapa GI
Unofficial sub-zone
North Island - New Zealand

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Name the unofficial sub-zone of the Gisborne GI?

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  • Golden Slope
  • Ormond
  • Ormond Valley
  • Manutuke
  • Central Valley
  • Riverpoint
  • Patutahi
  • Patutahi Plateau
  • Waipaoa
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29
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Where is the Waipaoa river located?

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Gisborne GI

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30
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Does NZ have any regulation about Pruning, yield, acidification, enrichment, irrigation…

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No at all,

As any new world countries, NZ doesn’t have any regulation about this aspect of the production

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Where would you find the sub-region Waipaoa?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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32
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Where would you find the sub-region Te Kauwhata?

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Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Gladstone?

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Wairarapa GI
Unofficial sub-zone
North Island - New Zealand

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34
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Who’s first develop commercial vineyard in Marlborough?

A

Montana winery

In 1973

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35
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Name some iconic winemakers of the Wairarapa?

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  • Ata Rangi
  • Dry Rober
  • Palliser Estate
  • Voss Estate
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36
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What are the regulation for a winemaker to use “Gimblett Gravels” or “Gimblett Gravels Wine-growing district” on the label?

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  • Must be member of the association
  • Must harvest grapes sourced from at least 95% of the define soil characteristics
  • Source 95% of the grapes from the appellation district

– Any producers using the “Gimblett Gravel” logo is subject to audit

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37
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Is Wairarapa an official GI?

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Yes

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38
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What are the unofficial sub-zone of the Canterbury GI?

A

Canterbury Plain

Waipara

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39
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What’s happens in 1909 in NZ?

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New rules from NZ government in early 20th century: “six o’clock swill”

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40
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Name some classic producers of the Central Otago GI?

A

Felton Road
Mt Difficulty
Rippon
Peregrine

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41
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What is the “New Zealand Winegrowers”?

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  • Formed in 2002
  • every vine grower and producer are belong this organisation
  • join initiative of “Grape Grower Council” and “Nez Zealand Wine Institute”
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What are the main naturals influences through the Canterbury GI?

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  • Waimakariri River
  • Waipara River
  • Puketeraki Range
  • Canterbury Plains
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Where would you find the sub-region Ohiti?

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Hawkes Bay GI: Alluvial plains

North Island - New Zealand

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44
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Who’s produced the first commercial Marlborough sauvignon blanc ?
WHen?

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Montana winery in 1979

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What are the main influences / Features of the Gisborne GI?

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Waipaoa River
Poverty Bay
Raukumara Range

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Where would you find the sub-region Ormond?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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47
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What is the current vine average of the Waitaki Valley?

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40 Ha

2017’ report

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48
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What are the sub-regions of the Marlborough? Are they official?

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  • Wairau Valley
  • Awatere Valley
  • Southern Valley

None of them are official

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49
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Where would you find the sub-region Rotorua?

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Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Manutuke?

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Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

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Who’s Romeo Bragato?

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Victorian base Australian Viticulturist:

Identified most of the NZ wine regions and combated the Phylloxera in the country

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52
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What are the unofficial sub-region of Auckland?

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  • Huapai
  • Henderson
  • Clevedon
  • South Auckland
  • West Auckland
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53
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Where would you find the sub-region Matakana GI?

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Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

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What are the most important GV of the Wairarapa GI?

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Pinot Noir
Sauvignon Blanc
Pinot Gris

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55
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How many producers are currently in activities in Northland?

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16
Karikari estate
Okahu Estate
Marsden Estate

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56
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What is the minimum % to be varietal labelling in NZ?

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85%

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57
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Who’s introduced the screwcap closure into the wine industry?

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NZ winemakers group leading by Kim Crawford

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58
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How many Hectares of vines are cultivated in Gisborne GI?

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1,370 ha

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Name some major producer of Gisborne?

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  • Millton

- Brunton Road

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Where would you find the sub-region Kerikeri?

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Northland Region

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Awatere Valley?

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Marlborough GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Te Awamutu?

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Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Huapai?

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Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

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Where would you find the sub-region Bannockburn?

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Central Otago GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

65
Q

What are the major varieties of Nelson GI?

A

Sauvignon Blanc
Pinot Noir
Pinot Gris
Chardonnay

66
Q

When does the first commercial wine been sold under screw-cap? By Who?

A

2001

By Kim Crawford

67
Q

Where would you find the Hauhungaroa range?

A

Bay of plenty, west of the lake Taupo

68
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Waimea Plains?

A

Nelson GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

69
Q

Name some major producers of the Canterbury GI?

A
  • Pegasus Bay
  • Pyramid Valley
    Mud House
70
Q

What is the soil type of Auckland?

A

Volcanic base soil, with layered sandstone and Mudstone, and heavy clay

71
Q

What is the southernmost wine country in the world?

A

New Zealand

72
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Where would you find the sub-region Hamilton?

A

Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

73
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Gibbston?

A

Westernmost sub-zone of Central Otago GI

South Island - New Zealand

74
Q

What is Albany Surprise?

A

Hybrid grape.

The most planted in NZ by the 1960’s

75
Q

How does the Southern Alps range affect vineyards of the souther island of NZ?

A

Rain Shadow: stop mild, and wet wind from the Tasman sea: occurs a dryer, sunnier climate through the East

76
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Kaitaia?

A

Northland Region

North Island - New Zealand

77
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Southern Valley of NZ?

A

Marlborough GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

78
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Gimblett Gravel?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: Alluvial plains

North Island - New Zealand

79
Q

Name some major wine producer of the Nelson GI?

A

Greenhough
Seifried Estate
Neudorf

80
Q

What is the biggest winery of NZ?

A

Montana winery

Marlborough base winery

81
Q

What are the regulation for labelling vintage on the label in NZ?

82
Q

What is the northernmost subregion of the Canterbury GI?

A

Canterbury Plains

83
Q

Name some natural features influencing the vineyard in Central Otage GI?

A 
Southern Alps (rain shadow)
Lake Wanaka
Waitaki River (Northern Central Otago)
84
Q

How does Romeo Bragato help NZ wine industry?

A

He identified most of the major wine regions (expect Marlborough), and teaches winemakers the benefit of grafting against phylloxera

85
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Ngaruroro River Valley?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: River Valley

North Island - New Zealand

86
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Te Awanga?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: Coastal area

North Island - New Zealand

87
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Where would you find the sub-region Martinborough?

A

Wairarapa GI
Official sub-zone
North Island - New Zealand

88
Q

Name the most planted GV in NZ by 1960’s?

A

Albany Surprise

89
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What are the sub-region of the Northland Region?

A
  • Kerikeri
  • Kaitaia
  • Whangarei
90
Q

What is the southern most sub-region of the Marlborough wine region?

A

Awatere Valley

91
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Mohaka?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: River Valley

North Island - New Zealand

92
Q

In 2018, how many official GI are alive in NZ?

93
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Who’s James Busby?

A

First record of wine production in NZ. Back to 1830’s.

He was a British minister involved into the wine production in NZ and New South Wales too

94
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Where would you find the sub-region Alexandra Basin?

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Easternmost sub-zone of Central Otago GI

South Island - New Zealand

95
Q

When does the abolition of wine and/or alcohol been ended for wine shops?

96
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Where would you find the sub-region Upper Moutere?

A

Nelson GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

97
Q

Name the major producers of the Marlborough GI?

A
  • Cloudy Bay (David Honen - Cape Mentelle owner)
  • Allan Scott
  • Fromm
    Hunter’s
  • Saint Clair
  • Spy Valley
98
Q

Give the sub-zone off Central Otago west to East?

A 
Gibbston 
Wanaka
Cromwell Basin
Bannockburn
Bendigo 
Alexandra Basin
99
Q

When are the first record of wine production in NZ? When? by Who?

A

James Busby: British Minister: planted french and spanish vines cutting in its estate in Northland

100
Q

What are the wine regulation to be label by GI in NZ?

A

85% of the wine must come from the current GI

101
Q

What are the main region of the North Island of NZ?

A
  • Northland
  • Auckland GI
  • Waikato / Bay of Plenty
  • Gisborne GI
  • Hawkes Bay GI
  • Wairarapa GI
102
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Where would you find the sub-region Kumeu GI?

A

Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

103
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What are the unofficial sub-region of the Hawkes Bay GI?

A
  • Coastal area: Te Awanga / Northern Esk Valley
  • River valleys: Mohaka, Esk River Valley, Tutarkuri river valley, Ngaruroro river valley
  • Alluvial plains: Korokipo, Bridge Pa, Gimblett Gravel, Ohiti
  • Hillsides: Havelock North
104
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What are the sub-region of Auckland?

A
  • Kumeu GI
  • Waiheke Island GI
  • Matakana GI
  • Huapai
  • Henderson
  • Clevedon
  • West Aukland
  • South Aukland
105
Q

What is the major affect of the Northland region in NZ?

A

High Pacific ocean influences: = nowhere is the sea more than 50 km away

106
Q

What are the main grape varieties in production in Canterbury GI?

A 
Sauvignon Blanc
PN
Riesling
Pinot Gris
Chardonnay
107
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Northern Esk Valley?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: Coastal area

North Island - New Zealand

108
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Clevedon?

A

Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

109
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Bridge Pa?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: Alluvial plains

North Island - New Zealand

110
Q

How many hectares of vines in Nelson GI?

A

1,150 Ha

2017 report

111
Q

What are the official sub zone of Auckland GI?

A
  • Matakana GI
  • Kumeu GI
  • Waiheke Island GI
112
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Esk River Valley?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: River Valley

North Island - New Zealand

113
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Waiheke Island GI?

A

Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

114
Q

Who’s created the Cloudy Bay winery? When?

A

David Honen

Cape Mentelle owner in 1985

115
Q

What is the soil type of Gisborne GI?

A

fine alluvial silt near Waipaoa River

heavier clay loam in the plain

116
Q

Where does the first vine been planted in NZ?

A

Northland in 1819, but is no record of wine been produced there

117
Q

What are the unofficial sub-zone of Wairarapa?

A
  • Masterton
  • Gladstone

– Martinborough GI: official sub-zone

118
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Name some famous winery of the Hawkes Bay GI?

A 
Bridge Pa
Craggy Range
Esk Valley Estate
Trinity Hiill
Sacred Hill
Sileni
119
Q

When does winery receive the right sell a glass of wine in NZ?

120
Q

Explain the main influences of NZ for wine production?

A
  • Most of the vineyard are coastline base (20 miles away from the sea as the most)
  • Southern Alps (south island)
121
Q

Is Auckland know as official region?

A

Yes, gets its own GI

122
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What is the vine acreage in Canterbury GI?

A

less than 1500 Ha of vine in production (2017’s report)

123
Q

What are the regulation for spirit in NZ to be label as GI?

A

100% of grapes must be originated from the current GI

124
Q

What are the wine brand of Constellation NZ?

A
  • Kim Crawford
  • Nobilo
  • Monkey Bay
125
Q

What are the unofficial sub zones of Nelson GI?

A
  • Waimea Plains
  • Upper Montere (Montere Hills)
  • Motueka
  • Takaka (Golden Bay)
126
Q

Where are the Ngaruroro river and Tukituki river located?

A

NZ:

within the Hawkes Bay GI

127
Q

What winery truly put Marlborough into the NZ wine map?

A

Cloudy Bay winery

Established in 1985 by Cape Mentelle winery (Margaret River based winery)

128
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Motueka?

A

Nelson GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

129
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Patutahi Plateau?

A

Gisborne GI

North Island - New Zealand

130
Q

What is the official sub-zone of Wairarapa?

A

Martinborough GI

    • Unofficials sub-regions?
  • Masterton
  • Gladstone
131
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Tutaekuri River Valley?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: River Valley

North Island - New Zealand

132
Q

Name the most importante GV grow in Hawkes Bay?

A 
Merlot
CS
Malbec
SB
Chardonnay
\+ PG, PN, Syrah
133
Q

What is the soil type of the Canterbury GI?

A

Slit loams over gravels in the Canterbury plains

  • more gravelly near the Waipara River
  • Limestone derived clays in the eastern Waipara Region
134
Q

Who’s first planted vine in New Zealand? When?

A

Christian Missionary in 1819

in the North Island

135
Q

How many Hectares of vine under production in Hawkes Bay?

A

more than 4,500 Ha

136
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Coromandel Peninsula?

A

Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

137
Q

How many hectare of vine under the Central Otago GI?

A

slightly less than 2,000 Hectares

138
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Cromwell Basin?

A

Central Otago GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

139
Q

What is the wetter and cooler island of NZ?

A

North island:

The south island benefit a rain shadow from the southern Alps mountains

140
Q

How many hectares of vine covered the Auckland wine region?

A

325 Ha (2017 report)

141
Q

What is the soil type of the Marlborough GI region?

A

Variable Shallow:

Stony soil and deep sandy loam + Clay base soils on hillside sites

142
Q

What is the “six o’clock swill”? Where en when does it happen?

A

early bar and pub closing restrictions during the WWI lasted until 1967.
movement created by the anti-alcohol forces of the country = prohibition

143
Q

What is the duty of the “Nez Zealand winegrowers”?

A
  • Promotes and presents unified face for NZ wine

- Emerged and codified the appellation system

144
Q

Who’s done the first single varietal wine in NZ? When?

A

Montana
1976
Gisborne Chardonnay

145
Q

When does the last “dry area” been ended?

A

until 1990’s

146
Q

Can you name the mountain range of the southern island of NZ?

A

Southern Alps

147
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Henderson?

A

Auckland GI Region

North Island - New Zealand

148
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Wanaka?

A

Central Otago GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

149
Q

Name some winery from Auckland?

A
  • Villa Maria
  • Kumeu Village
  • Constellation NZ (Nobilo, Monkey Bay, Kim Crawford-
  • Pleasant Valley
  • Stonyridge
  • Pernot Ricard NZ
150
Q

What are the up-coming varietal wine coming out behind the Sauvignon blanc in NZ?

A 
Pinot Noir
Chardonnay
Syrah
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
Riesling
Gewurztraminer
Pinot Gris
151
Q

Where would you find the sub-region lake Taupo?

A

Bay of Plenty / Waikato Region

North Island - New Zealand

152
Q

What is the only region in the southern island without any protection of the Southern Alps Mountains?

A

Nelson: Located in the Western part of the mountain range: wettest region of the southern island

153
Q

What % is Marlborough vineyard represent to the national acreage today?

A

70% of the total vineyard are base in Marlborough

154
Q

what is the latitude of the southern Island of NZ? What other vineyard can it be compeer to?

A

45th parallel

Rhone Valley or Bordeaux are set on the same level

155
Q

Who’s identified most of the major wine region in NZ? When?

A

Romeo Bragato:
Australian viticulturist based in Victoria
Early 1900’s

156
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Bendigo?

A

Central Otago GI
Unofficial sub-zone
South Island - New Zealand

157
Q

Is mechanical vineyard regular in NZ?

A

Yes: vineyard are often located into the flat plain land, close to the coast

158
Q

What are the unofficial sub-zone of the Bay of Plenty / Waikato?

A
  • Te Kauwhata
  • Te Awamutu
  • Coromandel Peninsula
  • Lake Taupo
  • Hamilton
  • Rotorua
159
Q

Where would you find the sub-region Havelock North?

A

Hawkes Bay GI: Hillsides

North Island - New Zealand

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