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?

A

Germany

22
Q

In what country are the Rheingau and Pfalz wine regions?

A

Germany

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
Q

Chenin Blanc suits what climate types?

A

Cool, moderate and warm. It is VERY versatile

26
Q

Semillon suits what climate types?

A

Moderate and warm

27
Q

With what other grape in Bordeaux is Semillon often blended?

A

Sauvignon Blanc

28
Q

How can the high acidity of warm climate Hunter Valley Semillon be explained?

A

Grapes are harvested earlier

29
Q

What white wine region is located in the north-west of Spain?

A

Rias-Baixas

30
Q

What is Süssreserve?

A

Unfermented grape juice. (Used to sweeten wines)