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WSET LEVEL 2 > Region and Grape Associated > Flashcards

Region and Grape Associated Flashcards

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Gevrey-Chambertain AOC

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Bourgogne, Pinot Noir,

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Nuits-St-George AOC

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Bourgogne, Pinot Noir

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Beaune AOC

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Bourgogne, Pinot Noir

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Pommard AOC

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Bourgogne, Pinot Noir

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Carmeros

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California, Pinot Noir, ripe red fruit

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Sonoma

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California, Pinot Noir, ripe red fruit

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Santa Barbara Country

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California, Pinot Noir, ripe red fruit

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Oregon

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USA, Pinot Noir, fresh red fruit, smoke and cloves

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Casablanca Valley

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Chile, Pinot Noir, Red fruits

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Walker Bay

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South Africa, Pinot Noir, vibrant red fruit flavours

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Yarra Valley

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Australia, Pinot Noir, medium tannins, cooked red fruits

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Mornington Peninsula

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Australia, Pinot Noir, medium tannins, cooked red fruits

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Martinborough, Marlborough and Central Otago

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New Zealand, Pinot Noir, often aged

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Calafornia

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Zinfandel, red and rose

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Puglia

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Prmitevo

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Mosel

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Germany, Riesling, Lighter in body, medium sweetness

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Rheingau

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Germany, Riesling, Drier and more body, more sotherly than Mosel

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Pfalz

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Germany, Riesling, Dry and Medium bodied, continuation of the French Alsace region

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Alsacse AOC

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France, Riesling, dry, pronounced flavours and aromas

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Eden Valley

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Australia, Riesling, aromas of petrol

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Clare Valley

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Australia, Riesling, aromas of petrol

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Vouray AOC

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Chenin Blanc, France, only grape permitted to be grown here

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Sauternes AOC

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Semilion, sub region of Bordeaux

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Hunter Valley and Barossa Valley

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Semillion, Australia

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Tokaj

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Fermint, Hugary, Tokay Aszu is a sweet wine that has been effected my nobel rot

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Chablis AOC

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Chardonary, France, Burgundy

Apples, Lemons and Wet Stones

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Meursault AOC

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Chardonnay, France, oak aging and less contact, hazlenut and mushroom in the bottle

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Poilgny-Montrachet AOC

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Chardonnay, France, Oak aging an less contact, hazlenut and mushroom in the bottle

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Carnerous and Sonoma

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Chardonnay, California, complex fruit flavours while retaining acidity

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Napa Valley

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Chardonnay, California, tropical fruit flavours, vanilla and spice from new oak

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Santa Barbara Country

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Chardonnay, California, tropical fruit flavours and higher alcohol, new oak

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Macon AOC

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Chardonnay, France, Maconnaise, lemon peach and melon

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Pouilly-Fusse AOC

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Chardonnay, France, Maconnaise, concentrated stone fruit, often matured in oak barrels.

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Adelaide Hills, Yarra Valley

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Chardonnay, Australia, both cooled by influences, longer growing seasons, stone fruit flavours, tropical fruit flavours

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Margaret River, whites

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Chardonnay, Australia, medium to full bodied, ripe stone fruits.

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Casablanca Valley

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Sea breezes and morning fog, Chardonnay, these give extended growing season, citrus fruit

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Central Valley

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Chilli, Chardonnay, tropical fruit flavours

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Marlborough

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New Zealand, Chardonnay, ripe lemon, peach and melon characteristics

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Hawke’s Bay

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New Zealand, Chardonnay, high acidity and pronounced stone fruit flavours

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Gavi DOGC

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Cortese, Italy, Light floral aromas, green fruit, not intended to age

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Soave DOC

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Garganega, Italy, green fruit, citrus fruit and stone fruit, not intended to age

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Soave Classico DOC

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Garganega, Italy, develop flavours of honey and almonds in the bottle.

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Ricioto Soave Classico DOCG

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Garganega, Italy, made threw the appasimento method and a sweet wine.

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Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC

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Verdicchio, Italy, green fruit, citrus fruit and fennel

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Finano di Avellino DOGC

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Fiano, Medium to full body, medium acidity, stone fruit and topical fruit, age in the bottle but most is drunk young.

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Walker Bay

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South Africa, Chardonnay, high acidity and ripe stone fruits

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Barolo DOCG

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Nebbiolo, Italy, full bodied and pronounced flavours.

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Barbaresco DOGC

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Nibbiolo, italy, also similarly powerful and long lived wines

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Barbera d’Asti DOGC

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Barbera, Italy, low to medium tannins, drunk young, less aging potential.

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Valpolicella DOC

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Corvina, Vento, Italy, light bodied, fruity and quiet simple

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Valpolicella Classico DOC

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More complex than Valpolicella DOC, Venteno, Corvina, Italy

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Amarone della Valpolicella DOGC

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Corvina, Venteno, Dry to off dry wine, made from partially dried grapes, full bodied wine with high alcohol, pronounced fresh and dried fruit flavours

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Ricioto della Valpolicella DOGC

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Sweet red wine made from dried grapes, Corvina, Venteno, so sweet that yeast can not ferment all of the sugars.

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Chinati DOGC

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Alepine Mountains, Sangiovese, simple and inexpensive wines.

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Chianti Classico DOGC

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Sangiovese, Italy, pronounced red fruit flavours, meat and leather in the bottle

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Chianti Classico Reserva DOGC

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Aging requirement needed.

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Brunello di Montalcino DOGC

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Montalcion, Tuscany, powerful full bodied wine because of extended sunny season, high tannin and high acidity

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Montepulciano d’Abruzzo DOC

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Montipulciano, medium acidity, deeply coloured wines, high volumes of inexpensive wine

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Sancerre AOC

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Sav Blanc, France, Loire Valley, dry wine, high acidity, green fruits and hibiscus, grass and asparagus

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Pouilly-Fume AOC

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Sav Blanc, France, Loire Valley, dry wine, high acidity, green fruits and hibiscus, grass and asparagus

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Touraine AOC

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France, Loire, Sac Blanc, inexpensive and fruity wines

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Bordeaux AOC, Graves AOC, Pessac-Leognan AOC

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France, Bordeaux, Sav Blanc, grass and green apples and wines from these regions tend to be blended with Semilion.

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Marlborough

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Sav Blanc, New Zealand, varied flavours, hare harvested at different ripeness levels, including green bell pepper and asparagus

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Margaret River

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Sav Blanc, Australia, concentrated herbaceous aromas

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Adelaide Hills

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Sav Blanc, Australia, fresh and fruity with broad range of citrus to tropical fruits, blended with Semillon to add body

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Casablanca Valley and Central Valley

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Sav Blanc, Australia, Central Valley inexpensive to good quality, Casablanca Valley good quality Sav Blanc

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Constantia

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Southern Cape, South Africa, Sav Blanc, tropical fruits and herbaceous aromas, refreshing

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Elgin

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South Africa, Sav Blanc, Wet stones can be one of the aromas here.

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Napa Valley

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USA, everywhere else is to warm for Sav Blanc, good examples can have oak ageing to add body and flavour.

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Delle Venezie DOC and Veneto IGT

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Italy, Pinot Grigio, high volume, inexpensive

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Fruli-Venezie Giulia

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Italy Pinot Grigio, more complex pinot grigio

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Alsace AOC

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France, Pinot Gris, grapes picked later in the season, peach mango and ginger

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Gewuztraminer

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Alsace AOC, Grand Crus, High levels of alcohol, low to medium acidity, aromatic grape, stone fruit and tropical fruit

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Condriou AOC

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Viognier, France, Dry, low to medium acidity, blossom aromas and stone fruit flavours

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Rais Baxias DO

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Alberino, Spain, Dry and high acidity, medium bodied, stone fruit and citrus fruit

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Bordeaux AOC and Bordeaux Superior AOC

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Merlot, Bordeaux, planted anywhere in the Bordeaux region.

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Saint-Emillion AOC and Pomerol AOC

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Merlot, Right Bank of Bordeaux, black fruit and oak aging, dried fruit and tobacco

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Napa Valley and Sonoma, Merlot flavours?

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Vanilla, coconut and smoke from oak ageing

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Central Valley, Merlot

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Varied styles of Merlot, soft and medium bodied for immediate consumption.

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Stellenbosch

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South Africa, age worth Merlot, typical to the age worthy Bordeaux region.

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Margaret River, blend

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Merlot and Cab Sav

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Hawkers Bay

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Merlot can be found in a number of styles here, light to full bodied, New Zealand, moderate climate and plentiful rainfall.

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Medoc AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Haut-Medoc AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Margaux AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Pauillic AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Graves AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Passac-Leogan AOC

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Left Bank of Bordeaux, Cab Sav, gavel soil which absorbs heat and helps with drainage, because of ripening issues it is normally blended with Merlot

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Oakville and Rutherford

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Napa Valley, California, Cab Sav, Ripe black fruit flavours, warm climate. High and ripe Tannins

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Calistoga

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Napa Valley, California, ripest and full bodied Cab Sav that can be found in California

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Maipo Valley and Colchgua Valley

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Central Valley, Chilli, herbal aromas, mint and bell pepper and often blended with Carmenere

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Stellenbosch

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South Africa, fresh herbal Cab Sav to more cooked fruit flavours, blended with Merlot and Pinotage sometimes this is know as the Cape Blend.

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Northern Rhone

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Steep hills, moderate climate, grape ripening helped by aspect, hand picked grapes. Syrah

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Cote Rotie AOC

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Most Northern Rhone, these Syrah’s can be peppery, very good aging potential, sometimes blended with Viognier to add floral aromas.

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Hermitage AOC

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Northern Rhone, but more southerly than Cote Rotie,

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Croze-Hemitage AOc

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Less intense and complex than Hemitage and Cote Rotie, inexpencive wines, higher yields

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Barossa Valley, Shiraz

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Old vines, low yields of concentrated red fruits, cook fruit flavours, black pepper spicy flavours from oak, vanilla and coffee

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Hunter Valley, Shiraz

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Warm area, but good cloud cover, extended growing season, medium bodied medium to high tannins, fresh black fruit flavours and earth and meat when in the bottle.

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Beaujolais AOC

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Gamey, France, high acidity wines, medium tannins, techniques used to extract maximum colour extraction these techniques can add flavours of banana and candy

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Western Cape

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South Africa, Pinotage, Strawberry, Raspberry and Cherry, medium bodied wines

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Mendoza

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Malbec, Argentina, Full bodied wines, black fruit and high tannins, can develop flavours of earth and meat in the bottle

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Central Valley national Grape

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Carmenere, Chili, herbal notes and black fruit, if harvested when not fully ripe green bell pepper, matured in oak, soften tannins flavours of chocolate and coffee

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Catalunya DO

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Tempranillo, Spain, medium acid, medium levels of tannin red fruit and black fruit, varying levels of styles here, can be oak ages

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Rioja DOCa

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Can be aged here, Tempranillo sometimes blended with Grenacha, when intended for early drinking

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Southern Rhone

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France, Warm area, Grenache, thin skinned with low to medium tannins red fruit flavours and sometimes spice, white pepper and liqurice, high sugar levels

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Cote du Rhone AOC

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Grenach, Higher levels of complexity

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Chateauneuf-du-Pape

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Grenache, France, High levels of alcohol, and high tannins. Large stones in the ground here help it ripen to full ripeness

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Minervois AOC

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Grenache, France, South of France, warm area and the grapes reach there full ripness, oftern blended with Syrah

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Rioja DOCa

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Grenache added to Temporillo to add body and red fruit flavours

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Navarra DO

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Spain, make Rose wines.

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Priorat DOCa

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Spain, Grenacha, old vines, concentrated flavours, dried fruit and caramel in the bottle

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Barosssa Valley and McLaren Vale

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Australia, old vines, concentrated red fruit flavours and spice flavours. can be blended with Shiraz, similar to the quality of Chateanuf- du-Pape

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