Session #3. Riesling, Chenin B, Semillon, Furmint, Gewürz', Viognier and Albarino. Chapters 8, 9 and 13. Flashcards

1
Q

Identify a white grape that typically makes wine with aromas of lychee, and with a full body.

A

Gewürztraminer

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2
Q

Identify two great sources of Chenin Blanc.

A

Vouvray, in Loire Valley, France. South Africa

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3
Q

Identify two Australian regions famous for Semillon.

A

Hunter Valley, Barossa Valley

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4
Q

Identify two Australian regions famous for Riesling.

A

Eden Valley, Clare Valley

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5
Q

What wine is associated with Furmint? And from what country is this made?

A

Tokaj, Hungary

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6
Q

Two examples of sweet wine made from noble rot/botrytis?

A

Tokaji Aszu, Sauternes

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7
Q

Identify 3 white grapes for which Alsace is associated.

A

Gewürztraminer, Riesling, Pinot Gris

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8
Q

Rias Baixas is famous for what grape?

A

Albarino

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9
Q

Viognier’s typical profile?

A

High alcohol and low acidity, with stone fruit aromas

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10
Q

Condrieu is made from what grape?

A

Viognier

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11
Q

As some white wines mature in the bottle they can result in what tertiary flavours? x3

A

Dried apricot, honey, nuts (and spice) (Petrol for Riesling)

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12
Q

The Mosel is associated with what grape?

A

Riesling

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13
Q

Put these Prädikatsweins in the correct order, from least ripe to most ripe. Spätlese, Trockenbeerenauslese, Kabinett, Auslese, Beerenauslese

A

From least ripe to most ripe: Kabinett, Spätlese, Auslese, Beerenauslese, Trockenbeerenauslese

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14
Q

Sauternes is made using what grape?

A

Semillon

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15
Q

Trocken’ translates as what?

A

Dry (on a sweetness scale)

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16
Q

Vouvray is made from what versatile grape?

A

Chenin Blanc

17
Q

What are the ideal conditions for noble rot/botrytis and the avoidance of grey rot? Misty mornings and what sort of afternoon?

A

Warm and dry to limit growth of fungus which could destroy the grapes.

18
Q

Which sweet wine is graded by ‘Puttonyos’?

A

Tokaji Aszu

19
Q

Eisewein must have the same minimum level of sugar at harvest as what other Prädikats?

A

Beerenauslese

20
Q

The Western Cape is a GI of what country?

A

South Africa

21
Q

In what country is the Mosel region?

22
Q

In what country are the Rheingau and Pfalz wine regions?

23
Q

Gewürztraminer is most associated with what country and what region?

A

France and Alsace

24
Q

How are Prädikatsweins classified?

A

According to sugar levels in the grapes at the time of harvest

25
Chenin Blanc suits what climate types?
Cool, moderate and warm. It is VERY versatile
26
Semillon suits what climate types?
Moderate and warm
27
With what other grape in Bordeaux is Semillon often blended?
Sauvignon Blanc
28
How can the high acidity of warm climate Hunter Valley Semillon be explained?
Grapes are harvested earlier
29
What white wine region is located in the north-west of Spain?
Rias-Baixas
30
What is Süssreserve?
Unfermented grape juice. (Used to sweeten wines)