Rheingau Flashcards

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1
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What is the main variety of the Rheingau

A

Riesling

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2
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What are the minor varieties of the Rheingau

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Spatburgunder, Muller-Thurgau

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3
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What styles can be produced in the Rheingau

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Dry to sweet white and rose, dry red and sekt

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4
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What are the 2 major rivers of the region

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the Rhine and its tributary, the main

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5
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Which mountain range protects the region from the north

A

The Tanus

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6
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What are 3 important landmarks to the region

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The Geisenheim Wine Institute, Kloster Erbach, Schloss Johannisberg

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What is the climate of the Rheingau

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True Continental with a slight rain shadow from the Tanus

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Where are most of the vineyards planted in the rheingau

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on the north slope of the river high on the slope, for good drainage and southern exposure

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9
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What is the soil makeup of the region

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Most soils ar Quartz, Chalk, Clay and Loess.
Sand near the river and some Slate mixed in

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10
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Who first brought vines to region and when

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Cistercian Monks from Burgundy in 1136

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11
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When was Riesling first documented in the region

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1402

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12
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Who made the first Spatlese, Auslese, and Eisweins and when

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Schloss Johannisberg from 1775-1858

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When was the Geiseberg Wine Institute founded and what is it famous for

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1872, famous for its grape crossing like Muller-Thurgau

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14
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What is the typical Riesling style in the Rheingau

A

dry

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15
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Which producer focuses on richer Pradikatt levels of Riesling

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Schloss Johannisberg

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16
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What it the typical Spatburgunder style in the Rheingau

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dry, expensive, often aged in new French oak

17
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From where do the best examples of Spatburgunder come

A

August Kessler in Assmannshausen

18
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What is the typical style of Rheingau wine compared to the Mosel

A

Fuller bodied, and drier with more focus on terroir

19
Q

What is the only Bereich of the Rheingau

A

Johannisberg

20
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What are the 11 most important Geimenden of the Rheinghau

A

Assmannshausen, Rudesheim, Geisenheim, Johannisberg, Winkel, Hattenheim, Hallgerten, Erbach, Kiedrich, Eltville, Hochheim am Main

21
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What is the Einzellagen of Assmannshausen

A

Hollenberg

22
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What is the Einzellagen of Geisenheim

A

Schloss Johannisberg

23
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What is the Einzellagen of Johannisberg

A

Holle

24
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What is the Einzellagen of Erbach

A

Marcobrunn

25
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What is the Einzellagen of Kiedrich

A

Grafenberg

26
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What is the Einzellagen of Eltville

A

Sonnenberg

27
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What are the 3 Einzellagen of Rudesheim

A

Berg Roseneck, Berg Rottland, Berg Schlossberg

28
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What are the 3 Einzellagen of Winkel

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Schloss Vollrads, Jesuitengarten, Hasensprung

29
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What are the 3 Einzellagen of Hattenheim

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Pfaffenberg, Mannberg, Steinberg

30
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What is the monopole of Hattenheim

A

Schloss Schonberg

31
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What are the 2 Einzellagen of Hallgarten

A

Schönhell, Jungfer

32
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What are the 2 Einzellagen of Hochheim am Main

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Hölle, Kirchenstück