South Africa Flashcards
Wards of Stellenbosch
Bottelary Polkadraii Hills Devon Valley Papagaiberg Simmonsberg- Stellenbosch Jonkershoek Valley Bankhoek
What mountains are in Stellenbosch
Simmonsberg
Franschoek Tunnel
Helderberg
Districts bordering Stellenbosch
- Cape Town
- Paarl
- Franschoek
- Overberg
- Elgin
Main producers of Swartland
- Badenhorst
- Sadie
What is the main River in Swartland
Berg River
Wards of Swartland
- St. Helena Bay
- Malmesbury
- Riebeekberg
- Riebeeksrivier
What are the neighboring Districts of Swartland
- Citrusdal Mountain and Citrusdal Valley in the North
- Tulbagh in the east
- Wellington in the east (further south from Tulbagh)
- Paarl in the south
- Cape Town in the south
- Darling- north of Cape Town
What does Swartland mean
Black Land- takes its name from the indigenous Rhino Bush
What are the main mountains of Swartland
- Piketberg
- Porterville
- Riebeekberg
- Perdeberg
Main soils of Swartland
Malmesbury Shale, sandy granitic and gravel
What is SIP
Swartland Independent Producers
What are the guidelines members follow
- 100% Swartland fruit, vinified, aged, etc
- 80% of their production must be bottled under theis own label
- Only European oak - Maximum 25% oak
- No acidification, tannin addition etc
- Ambient yeasts only
- No chemical additions or concentration techniques
- min 90% of the approved varieties
- Must use Burgundy-shape bottle
What are the red grapes SIP allows
- Grenache
- Syrah
- Mourvedre
- Cinsault
- Carignan
- Touriga National
- Pinotage
What is the synonym for Palomino in SA
Fransdruif/ Vaalblaar
What are the white grapes SIP allows
- Grenache Blanc
- Marsanne
- Roussanne
- Viognier
- Clairette Blanche
- Semillon
- Chenin Bland
- Palomino
- Muscat Alexandrie
- Muscat de Frontignan
- Colombard
- Verdelho
Synonym for Semillon in SA
Groendruif
When was the term Cap Classique introduced
1992
Minimum aging for Cap Classique
9 months on the less
Most common varieties for Cap Classique
- Pinot Noir
- Pinot Meunier
- Chardonnay
What are the secondary varieties of Cap Classique
- Chenin
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Shiraz
- Pinotage
Who is credited for producing the first sparkling wine in SA?
When?
- Frans Malan of Simonsig
- 1971
What grape was the first sparkling wine in SA made with
Chenin Blanc
What winery had used the 3 classic Champagne varieties for sparkling in SA
Kaapse Vonkel
What are the main producing regions of Cap Classique
- Franschhoek
- Stellenbosch
- Constantia
- Robertson
What district in SA has a Cap Classique wine route
Franschhoek
What sparkling wine did Nelson Mandela drink on his inauguration
Graham Beck Methode Cap Classique
Districts of Breede River Region
- Breedekloof
- Worcester
- Robertson
Wards of Breedkloof
- Goudini
- Slanghoek
Wards of Worcester
- Hex River Valley
- Nuy
- Sherpenheuvel
- Shettyn
Wards of Robertson
- Vinkrivier
- Eilandia
- Le Chasseur
- Agterkliphoogte
- McGregor
- Boesmanrivier
- Bonnievale
- Klaasvoogts
- Hoopsrivier
Main river of Breedkloof
Breed River
What is the dam in Worcester
Brandvlei
What are the main soils of Breedkloof
Flat valley of alluvial soils on a river bedrock
Soils of Worcester
Alluvial soils with sand and deposits of Bokkeveld shales
What is the main town in Breedkloof
Rawsonville
What Worcester ward borders another ward in Overberg?
Which one?
Shettyn bordering Theewater
What natural feature separates Hex from the rest of Worcester
Matroosberg Mountain
What is Nouvelle
Trebbiano (Ugni Blanc) and Crouchen cross
What are the Districts of Coastal Region
- Swartland
- Darling
- Cape Town
- Stellenbosch
- Franschhoek
- Paarl
- Wellington
- Tulbach
Unincorporated wards of Cape South Coastal Region
- Napier
- Lower Duivenhoeks River
- Stillbaai East
- Herbersdale