Oregon Flashcards

1
Q

____________ is Oregon’s southernmost and warmest wine growing region.

A

Rogue Valley AVA

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2
Q

Eola-Amity Hills lies directly _________ of the Van Duzer Cooridor.

A

East

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3
Q

Jory is an example of which type of soil?

A

Volcanic

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4
Q

Laurelwood is an example of which type of soil?

A

Loess

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5
Q

True or False: Chaptalization is legal in Oregon

A

True

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6
Q

What are the 2 major mountain ranges that define Oregon’s AVAs?

A

Coast Range and Cascades

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7
Q

What are the 2 nested AVAs of the Chehalem Mountains AVA?

A

Ribbon Ridge
Laurelwood

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8
Q

What are the 2 nested AVAs of the Umqua Valley AVA?

A

Elkton Oregon
Red Hills Douglas County, Oregon

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9
Q

What are the 3 major towns located within the Willamette Valley?

A

Portland
Salem
Eugene

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10
Q

What are the 4 major soil types found in the Willamette Valley?

A

Uplifted Marine Sediments
Volcanic
Loess
Missoula Flood Deposits

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11
Q

What is Oregon’s oldest winery estate, and where is it located?

A

Hillcrest in Umpqua Valley

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12
Q

What is the only nested AVA of the Rogue Valley?

A

Applegate Valley

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13
Q

What is the westernmost sub-AVA of Willamette Valley?

A

McMinnville

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14
Q

What is the northernmost sub-AVA of Willamette Valley?

A

Tualatin Hills

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15
Q

What is the southernmost sub-AVA of Willamette Valley?

A

Lower Long Tom

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16
Q

What soil type characterizes the Ribbon Ridge AVA?

A

Willakenzie

17
Q

When did Willamette Valley become an AVA?

A

1983

18
Q

Where is Domaine Serene based out of?

A

Dundee Hills

19
Q

Where is Penner-Ash based out of?

A

Yamhill-Carlton

20
Q

Where is the Jerusalem Hill Vineyard located, and who owns it?

A

Eola-Amity Hills; Domaine Serene

21
Q

Where is the original Eyrie Vineyard located?

A

Dundee Hills

22
Q

Where is the Seven Springs Vineyard located, and who owns it?

A

Eola-Amity Hills; Evening Land

23
Q

Where is the Shea Vineyard located?

A

Yamhill-Carlton

24
Q

Which AVA is Adelsheim based out of?

A

Chehalem Mountains

25
Q

Which AVA is Erath based out of?

A

Chehalem Mountains

26
Q

Which AVA is Ponzi based out of?

A

Chehalem Mountains

27
Q

Which sub-AVA of Willamette Valley was the most recently added?

A

Mount Pisgah, Polk County

28
Q

Which Willamette Valley sub-AVA is characterized by red Jory soil?

A

Dundee Hills

29
Q

Who is considered the “father of the Southern Oregon fruit industry” and established the PNW’s first winery? What was the winery’s name?

A

Peter Britt; Valley View

30
Q

Who planted Willamette Valley’s first vines?

A

David Let (1965)

31
Q

Who was responsible for bottling Oregon’s first ever vintage Pinot Noir?

A

Richard Sommer (1967)

32
Q

Why does Yamhill-Carlton have slightly warmer temperatures?

A

The Coast Range, Chehalem Mountains, and Dundee Hills all provide protection from extreme weather

33
Q

Willakenzie is an example of which soil type?

A

Uplifted Marine Sediment

34
Q

If “Oregon” appears on a label, what percent of the grapes must come from the state?

A

100%

35
Q

If an AVA appears on a label of Oregonian wine, what % must come from the stated AVA?

A

95%

36
Q

What is the minimum % requirement for varietal labelling in Oregon?

A

95% for “major” grapes: Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Riesling, and Chardonnay
Other grapes are 75% per federal regulations

37
Q

If labeled by state or county, what % must come from stated vintage?

A

85%

38
Q

If labeled with an AVA, what % must come from stated vintage?

A

95%