Other North America Flashcards
What are the AVAs of New York?
Cayuga Lake
Champlain Valley of New York
Niagara Escarpment
Lake Erie (shared with Ohio and Pennsylvania)
Finger Lakes
Hudson River Region
Long Island
North Fork of Long Island
Seneca Lake
The Hamptons, Long Island
Upper Hudson (newest est 2019)
What are the sub-AVAs of Long Island?
North Fork of Long Island (cooler and smaller)
The Hamptons, Long Island
What is the climate of the Finger Lakes?
Continental
What is the lake affect?
The water moderates temperatures, cooling the vines in the warmer months and warming them during the winter.
What are the sub-AVAs of the Finger Lakes?
Cayuga Lake
Seneca Lake
What NY AVA is shared with Pennsylvania and Ohio?
Lake Erie
What is the world’s largest demarcated appellation? Where is it, and how big is it?
Upper Mississippi River Valley AVA, spanning 30,000 miles in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois
What is Mexico’s most important viticultural region?
Baja California Peninsula
What are the subregions of the Baja Peninsula?
Valle de Guadalupe
Calafia
Valle de Santo Tomas
Valle de San Antonio de las Minas
Valle de San Vincente
What and where is the Americas oldest winery?
Casa Madero, established in 1597 Parras, in the state of Coahuila.
What is Baja’s most important city?
Ensenada, starting and ending point of the Ruta del Vino, and site of the headquarters of several local wine producers and distributors.
What and where is Eagle Foothills?
A nested AVA within Snake River Valley, established 12/28/2015.
What are the AVAs of Michigan?
Fennville (within Lake Michigan Shore)
Lake Michigan Shore (far tsouthwest corner, Indiana border)
Leelanau Peninsula (South Shore, east of Traverse City)
Old Mission Peninsula (surrounded by the Lake, just north of Traverse City)
What are the AVAs of Texas?
Texas High Plains (near Lubbock)
Texoma (east, Oklahoma border)
Texas Davis Mountains (southwest)
Escondido Valley (between Texas Davis Mountains and Hill Country)
Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg, Bell Mountain (latter two within Texas Hill Country)
What are the AVAs of Virginia?
Shenandoah Valley (shared with West Virginia)
Middleburg Virginia (50 miles west of DC, Northern Virginia Region)
North Fork of Roanoke (2/3 down on the western side, foothills of the Allegheny mountains, southern Shenandoah Valley region)
Monticello (central, eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge Moutains)
Northern Neck George Washington Birthplace (eastern, on the Chesapeake Bay)
Rocky Knob (southwest, Blue Ridge Highlands region)
Virginia’s Eastern Shore (far southeast, Hampton Roads Region)
Appalachian High Country (shared with North Carolina and Tennessee)
Virginia Peninsula