Review Deck #20: Focus on the Southern Hemisphere Flashcards
Three specific varieties of Torrontés
- Torrontés Mendocino 2. Torrontés Riojano 3. Torrontés Sanjuanino
Three levels of wine classification used in Argentina
- DOC – Denominación de origen controlada 2. IG – Indicación geográfica – quality wines below the DOC level 3. IP – Indicación de procedenciatable wines, regional wines
Most prolific wine-producing province of Argentina
Mendoza
Ultra-high-altitude vineyard located in Jujuy
Moya Vineyard
Unique aspect of Argentina’s Sarmiento Vineyard
Located at 45*S, it is considered one of the southern-most vineyards in the world
Alternative name for Tannat (in honor of an early adopter) used in Uruguay
Harriague (in honor of Pascual Harriague)
Very dry desert located at the northern end of Chile’s viticultural areas
Atacama Desert
Leading grape variety of Chile
Cabernet Sauvignon
Six main viticultural regions of Chile
- Atacama 2. Coquimbo 3. Aconcagua 4. Central Valley 5. Del Sur (Southern Regions) 6. Austral
Organization supporting dry-farmed, old-vine Carignan in Chile’s Maule Valley
VIGNO ‘Vignadores de Carignan’
Leading red grape of Australia
Shiraz
The largest of Australia’s wine regions in terms of geographic size
Riverina
Six regions of the Limestone Coast Zone
- Coonawarra 2. Mount Benson 3. Mount Gambier 4. Padthaway 5. Robe 6. Wrattonbully
Australian area known for varietal Semillon
Hunter (Hunter Valley)
Hard sedimentary sandstone found in many parts of NZ
Greywacke