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1
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What is the cross for Pinotage?

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Cinsault x Pinot noir

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When, where and by whom were the first vines planted in South Africa?

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1st vines planted in 1655; Jan Van Riebeeck of the Dutch East India Company founded Cape Town and established its first vineyard

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What were the first vines to be planted?

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German Rheingau cuttings

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Synonym of Groendruif “Greengrape”?

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Sémillon

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Synonym of White French?

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Palomino

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Synonym of Steen?

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Chenin Blanc

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Synonym of Muscat de Frontignan/Muscadel?

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Muscat Blanc a Petit Grains, Vin de Constance

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Synonym of Muscat of Alexandria?

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Hanepoot, Zibibbo (IT-Calabria and Sicily)

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Synonym of Cape Riesling?

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Crouchen Blanc, Hondarribi Zuri or Txakoli

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10
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Climate in South Africa?

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Mild mediterranean; cooler with higher rainfall in coastal areas

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What was the KWV and what was its impact on the SA wine industry?

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  • Ko-operatieve Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika formed in 1918
  • a coop of wine producers and growers. Fixed minimum prices, determined areas of production, established production limits
  • powers formalized in the 1924 Wine and Spirits Control Act.
  • Saved the industry from the brink of disaster but favored large producers and rewarded lower quality, as it set viable prices even for distillation wine.
  • the end of apartheid in 1994 and the transformation of the KWV into a private company in 1997 spurred a great renewal in the industry
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What year (and day) was wine first produced in South Africa, documented with unusual accuracy?

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1659 - Februrary 2nd. From the logbook of Jan van Riebeeck

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13
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What is Jerepigo and what grapes are used?

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  • VDL made from any white or red grapes

- fortified before fermentation, min 160g/l RS

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14
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Highest mountain range

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Drakensberg

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Which winery became the first South African winery to have its wine distributed through La Place de Bordeaux?

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Klein Constantia with the release of the 2016 Vin de Constance

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16
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Northernmost ward

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Hartswater ward in Northern Cape

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17
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Southernmost district

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Cape Agulhas district in Cape South Coast, offers the coolest climate in the country

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18
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Coldest and highest elevation vineyard

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Mount Sutherland in the Northern Cape Region in the Sutherland-Karoo district (1500m above sea level)

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19
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Top 2 white and red grapes planted

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White: Chenin blanc (steen), colombard Red: Cab sauv, shiraz

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20
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Pinotage discovered by whom and when

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Crossed in 1924 by Abraham Perold and planted in 1925

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When was the South African Wine Industry Trust (SAWIT) established and why?

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1999; to speed transformation of South African wine and to empower black workers in an industry that had long relied on slave- and apartheid-era labor practices

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22
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What is the Old Vine Project and when did it start?

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1997 by Rosa Kruger; mostly in Swartland. More than 2,500 ha (6,180 acres) of vines 35+ yo. Once a vineyard is certified, wine may carry an Old Vines seal with the year of planting

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23
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What is the AOP equivalent, when did it start?

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1973; Wines of Origin (WO)

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24
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Min % for vintage and grape variety when each are listed on the label?

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Both are min 85%

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25
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What is the +/- of the alcohol content listed on a label?

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Max of 1%

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26
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A declaration of origin (GU, region, district, ward) must be produced from what % of grapes harvested in that area?

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100%; blends may list several grapes, if vinification occurred separately and each listed grape comprises a minimum 20% of the wine

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27
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An ‘Estate’ wine must be approved by which governing board?

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Wine and Spirit Board

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What is Méthode Cap Classique (MCC), when did it start, min on lees, the levels of sweetness?

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  • Brut Nature: max 3g/l
  • Extra Brut: max 6g/l
  • Brut: max 15g/l)
  • Min 12 mos lees.
  • same for all as Champagne except for Brut
  • any variety, and from any region
  • 1992; secondary fermentation for sparkling
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29
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Which vestigial appellation in the Western Cape is restricted to fortified wines?

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Boberg

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30
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What are the 6 Geographical Units?

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Northern Cape, Western Cape, Kwazulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Limpopo, Free State

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31
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Newest Coastal Region District in 2019?

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Lutzville Valley (used to be part of Olifants River Region)

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32
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Which mountain overlooks the city of Cape Town?

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Table Mountain

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33
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What are the 2 major wind currents?

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False Bay and the Cape Doctor

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34
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Where is False Bay located?

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Bay under Stellenbosch. Cool sea breezes blow northward from here promoting a lengthy growing season

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35
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What is the Cape Doctor?

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A notoriously strong southeasterly wind, blows across the Western Cape throughout spring and summer

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36
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What are the 2 major water currents?

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Benguela Current and Agulhas Current

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37
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Where does the Benguela Current flow through?

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Flows north from Antarctica through the Atlantic to cool the coastal areas

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38
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What is the Agulhas Current?

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Carries warm and salty water from the Indian Ocean. SW of Cape Town, it makes an abrupt turn back into the Indian Ocean

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39
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First to revive Vin de Constance after phylloxera? In what year?

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Klein Constantia; 1986 - 1st vintage after phyllo (legendary vintage)

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Requirements for single vineyard wines?

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A) Must be single varietal; B) Max 6 ha

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41
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What grapes are not allowed in Cape Port (no longer allowed since 1/2012)?

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Muscat varieties

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42
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What style of wine does “Muscadel” refer to in South Africa?

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Fortified white from Muscat Blanc a Petit Grains; can be made as a Jerepiko (VDL) or VDN

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43
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What is the river that runs through Stellenbosch? Hemel en Aarde?

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Stellenbosch (Eerste River); Hemel en Aarde (Onrus River)

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44
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How much new oak is permitted on wines bearing the Swartland Independent Producers (SIP) seal?

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Max 25%

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45
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Where can you find bush-vine Sauvignon Blanc in South Africa?

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Darling (Coastal Region)

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46
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Name the top 3 vintages of the last 10 years

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2009, 2015, 2017

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47
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Rainiest vintage of last 10 years

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2014

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48
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More than 90% of South Africa’s rootstock comes from what district?

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Wellington (Coastal Region)

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49
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Which district has the most amount of wards?

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Robertson

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50
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What is Fynbos?

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South African Scrubland (the garrigue of South Africa)

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51
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What Act and what year were the KMV’s powers formalized?

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1924; Wine and Spirits Control Act

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52
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Districts of the Coastal Region (9)?

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Lutzville Valley, Swartland, Cape Town, Darling, Franschhoek, Tulbagh, Wellington, Paarl and Stellenbosch

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53
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Largest producer in Paarl district? Product?

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  • Nederburg

- 1st house to produce a botrytised dessert wine in SA (40 different bottlings)

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54
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South Africa’s largest co-operative winery? And where?

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Vredendal - in the Olifants River Region

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55
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Oldest continuing winegrowing area besides Constantia?

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Stellenbosch (Coastal Region)

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56
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Wineries located in the Breede River Valley?

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Bon Cap, Bon Courage, De Wetshof, Graham Beck, Springfield, Welteverde, Zandvliet

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57
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Wards of Overberg (4)?

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Klein River, Theewater, Elandskloof and Greyton. Elgin was the 5th, became a District in early 2012

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58
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Riesling was renamed to what in order to distinguish it from Cape Riesling?

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Weisser Riesling

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59
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Stellenbosch and Paarl are separated by what mountains?

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Simonsberg Mountains

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60
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What winery was the first to bottle a Cab Sauv blend in 1980?

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Meerlust ‘Rubicon’

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61
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Which mountains separates Stellenbosch from Walker Bay?

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Hottentot Holland Mountains

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62
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Where is the birthplace of Pinotage?

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Stellenbosch (Coastal Region)

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63
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Largest district in SA in terms of production and 50% of SA semillon is found here.

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Worcester in Breede River Valley, in the Western Cape GU

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64
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Which district is warmer – Swartland or Stellenbosch?

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Swartland – hot and dry, warmer than Stellenbosch

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65
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What does ‘Kloof’ mean in Afrikaans?

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Valley

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66
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Which mountain divides the Swartland and Paarl regions?

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Paardeberg (“horse mountain”)

67
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What is the top white and red grape of Stellenbosch?

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Sauv blanc and Cab Sauv

68
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Highest proportion of pinot noir is grown in which district?

A

Walker Bay

69
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Name a district that can make red, white, sparkling (cap classique), sweet, and fortified wines?

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Robertson in Breede River Valley

70
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Which is the hottest district?

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Calitzdorp in Klein Karoo

71
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What is the most northerly winegrowing area in the Northern Cape?

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Central Orange River ward (no district)

72
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Which 4 districts from the Coastal region can be used under Boberg?

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Paarl, Franschhoek, Wellington, Tulbagh

73
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This ward is known for Sauv blanc, exposed to cool sea breezes; pioneered by Neil Ellis

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Groenekloof in Darling, in the Coastal Region

74
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1/3 of Constantia’s vines are for what grape?

A

Sauf blanc, most widely planted

75
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What are the requirements for Late Harvest dessert wines?

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Min alc 10%; min 20g/l RS

76
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What are the requirements for Noble Late Harvest (NLH) dessert wines?

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+50 g/l RS and the wine must show evidence of noble rot

77
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Who performed the first traditional Champagne method of 2nd ferm in bottle and disgorgement in SA?

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1971; Frans Malan at Simonsig Kaapse Vonkel “Cape Sparkle”

78
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What was the first MCC to be made from only traditional Champagne varietals?

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1984; Haute Cabrière Brut 1984 (was then called Clos Cabrière)

79
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Cape’s leader in making MCC?

A
  • Graham Beck (Pieter Ferriera)

- in Robertson (limestone soils), Breede River Valley

80
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If any one production area consists of less than ___% of the blend, the percentage of each production area must be indicated.

81
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“Blanc de noir wine” may be substituted by which other term?

A

“Vin gris”

82
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What is a ‘Cape Blend’? (no legislation)

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30% to 70% of Pinotage as a component to qualify as such, just over a decade ago. From the 2019 vintage, Pinotage should also be the major component. This term is also used occasionally for Chenin-driven white blends.

83
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What is ‘Cape Pink’ and ‘Cape White’?

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Both made with non-muscat varieties; both are aged min 6 months, but cape white must be aged in oak

84
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‘Cape Ruby’?

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Min 50% fortified wine; aged 6m-3yrs. Blend of young, fruity and full-bodied fortified wines

85
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‘Cape Vintage’?

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Aged min 1yr, vats of any size; sold in glass only! Full bodied, dark in color

86
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‘Cape Late Bottled Vintage’ (LBV)?

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Min 85% is from single vintage year; min 3 yrs in oak or bottle (of which min 2 yrs in oak). Full-bodied, slightly tawny color

87
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‘Cape Tawny’?

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Min 80% aged in wood. Tawny, smooth, slight nutty taste

88
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RS for Natural Sweet/Sweet Natural?

89
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Special Late Harvest (SLH)?

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  • If RS is less than 20 g/l, label must state extra dry, dry, semi-dry or sweet
  • Min 11% alc
  • ligher style of ‘dessert’ wine
90
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Wine from Naturally Dried Grapes?

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  • Straw wine; can contain botrytised grapes
  • +30 g/l RS
  • Min 16% alc
91
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Stein?

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Not Steen. A semi-sweet white wine, usually a blend; majority of steins are made partly from Chenin

92
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Most expensive cuvée for Pinotage

A

Kanenkop Black Label

93
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What are “stickies” called in Afrikaans?

94
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The first Cape Bordeaux blend in 1979

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Welgemeend Estate, Billy Hofmeyr 1979

95
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This company accounts for around 30% of South Africa’s total still and sparkling production

96
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Located at the southernmost tip of the African continent, the major winegrowing areas bracket the conjunction point of these 2 oceans

A

Atlantic and Indian

97
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This grape enjoyed a near monopoly in South African vineyards during the 1800s

98
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The dominant grape of SA’s past was Cinsaut, it was known as this other name

99
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Most expensive Pinotage, located in which ward and district

A
  • Kanonkop “Black Label”

- Simonsberg-Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch

100
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Sauvignon Blanc accounts for over 10% of all planted area. It is grown in nearly every appellation, but about a third of it is located in this district

A

Stellenbosch

101
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Shiraz has a long history in South Africa, having first been planted in ____ in the 1890s

A

Groot Constantia

102
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5 WO’s/Regions in Western Cape

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  • “CAPE COAST”
  • (1) Coastal Region
  • (2) Cape South Coast
  • Breede River Valley
  • Klein Karoo
  • Olifants River
103
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Which region was repealed in Feb 2019, and from which district was it from?

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Boberg, Western Cape district

104
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Bottling a wine with a ward designation requires that ___% of the fruit come from that ward

105
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What is the labeling if wines from two wards within the same district are blended

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  • only the district can be listed on the label
  • the same applies to wines from different districts within the same region.
  • Ex: if a winemaker combines fruit from Stellenbosch and Paarl, then it can only be labeled as Coastal Region
106
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If fruit from the Cape South Coast and Coastal Region are combined, what is the labeling? But if fruit from any other two regions are blended, that wine can only be labeled as _____.

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  • Cape Coastal
  • Western Cape
  • Blending between regions is more complicated
107
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Though it contains relatively few wineries, this Region grows more grapes (34.29% of South Africa’s 2018 total) and produces more wine than any other Region

A
  • Breede River Valley

- home to massive operations, many of which are coops

108
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Which is the coolest District in Breede River Valley Region and home to over 25% of SA’s Chardonnay

A
  • Robertson
  • valley opens up facing coastal Malgas, allowing the influx of cooling ocean breezes
  • possesses massive pockets of limestone, fairly unique in South Africa
109
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This entirely new WO category was formed outside of the existing categories of geographic unit, region, district, and ward; the only “subregion” in the WO

A

Cape West Coast

110
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Districts and Wards for Cape West Coast

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  • Districts: Darling, Lutzville Valley, and the western half of Swartland
  • Wards: Groenekloof, St. Helena Bay, Lamberts Bay, Bamboes Bay, and Koekenaap
111
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Largest of the three Breede River Valley districts but the least widely planted

112
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Top grapes grown in Cape South Coast

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  • Sauvignon Blanc (783 ha)
  • Shiraz (333 ha)
  • Chardonnay (319 ha)
  • Pinot Noir (309 ha)
  • Cabernet Sauvignon (185 ha)
  • as of 2018
113
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Cape South Coast wards with no district

A

Herbertsdale, Napier, Stilbaai East

114
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Sole ward in Cape Agulhas

115
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Samantha O’Keefe put this ward in the spotlight and is the first commercial grower in the area

A
  • Greyton, Overberg, Cape South Coast

- planted sauv blanc, chardonnay, and shiraz

116
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Wards of Overberg

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Elandskloof, Greyton, Klein River, Theewater

117
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Swellendam is also most famous for a ward drawn to accommodate this single producer

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  • Malaga ward, lies close to the ocean and looks down upon the Breede River
  • producer Sijnn (pronounced “sane”)
  • Sijnn’s vineyard soils resemble CDP’s
118
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Wards for the Swellendam district

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Buffeljags, Malgas, Stormsvlei

119
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Hamilton Russell and Bouchard-Finlayson from which district, climate and grapes

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  • Walker Bay
  • cool, maritime climate and unique soils of the area
  • focus on pinot noir and chardonnay
120
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Bot River ward from which district, name a producer

A
  • Walker Bay
  • Gabrielskloof, single-soil Syrah
  • Beaumont, Chenin
121
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3 wards of Hemel-en-Aarde (Walker Bay district)

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  • Hemel-en-Aarde Valley
  • Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley
  • Hemel-en-Aarde Ridge
122
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Wards of Walker Bay

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  • Bot River
  • Springfontein Rim
  • Stanford Foothills
  • Sunday’s Glen
  • Hemel-en-Aarde Ridge
  • Hemel-en-Aarde Valley
  • Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley
123
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Coastal Region wards with no district (2)

A
  • Bamboes Bay

- Lamberts Bay

124
Q

T or F? Constantia is surrounded on three sides by chilly ocean currents and is directly in the path of the relentless Cape Doctor wind,

125
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Main grapes in Constantia ward (Coastal region)

A
  • Sauvignon Blanc is the dominant variety

- Muscat-based dessert wines

126
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This ward from the Coastal region shares a border with Paarl and Swartland

A

Durbanville

127
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Wards in Cape Town district from Coastal region WO (4)

A
  • Constantia
  • Durbanville
  • Hout Bay
  • Philadelphia
128
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Sole ward in Darling district

A

Groenekloof

129
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T or F? Franschhoek Valley District

130
Q

The famous La Colline is located in which district

A

Franschhoek Valley District

131
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This river originates in the mountains of Franschhoek, and flows through Paarl

A

Berg river

132
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3 mountainous areas in Paarl that create more favorable microclimates for quality

A
  • Simonsberg
  • Paardeberg
  • Paarl Rock
133
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This ward in the Paarl district occupies the lower slopes of Swartland’s Paardeberg Mountain

A

Voor-Paardeberg ward

134
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Top grapes in Paarl district

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  • Chenin Blanc (2,743 ha)
  • Cab Sauv (2,326 ha)
  • Shiraz (2,123 ha)
  • Pinotage (1,304 ha)
  • Chardonnay (1,208 ha)
  • Merlot (1,012 ha)
  • Sauvignon Blanc (929 ha)
135
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Wards in Paarl district

A

Agter-Paarl, Simonsberg-Paarl, Voor-Paardeberg

136
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The largest, most northerly, and furthest inland of the Stellenbosch wards

A

Simonsberg-Stellenbosch

137
Q

Kanonkop, Rustenberg and Warwick are producers located in which ward and district

A

Simonsberg-Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch

138
Q

Many wealthy estates like Jackson Family’s Capensis, Delaire Graff, Tokara, Rainbow’s End are located in this ward and district

A
  • Banghoek ward, Stellenbosch district

aka “Banker’s” ward

139
Q

This ward contain the highest elevation vineyards in Stellenbosch (up to 640 meters)

140
Q

Famous wineries in Stellenbosch

A
  • Beyerskloof
  • DeMorgenzon
  • Ken Forrester
  • Meerlust
  • Neil Ellis
  • Raats
  • Rustenberg
  • Rust en Vrede
  • Thelma
  • Vergelegen
141
Q

Wards in Stellenbosch

A
  • Bangkok
  • Bottelary
  • Devon Valley
  • Jonkershoek Valley
  • Papegaaiberg
  • Polkadraai Hills
  • Simonsberg-Stellenbosch
142
Q

Charles Back established a winery named Spice Route in which district; which famous producer used to work there?

A

Swartland, Eben Sadie

143
Q

The original members of “the Swartland Revolution” (3)

A

Eben Sadie, Mullineux, Adi Badenhorst

144
Q

Top grapes planted in Swartland

A
  • Chenin Blanc (2,553 ha)
  • Shiraz (2,048 ha)
  • Cabernet Sauvignon (1,836 ha)
  • Pinotage (1,464 ha)
  • Sauv Blanc (1,167 ha)
145
Q

T or F? Most winegrowing in Swartland is concentrated in the area to the southeast of Malmesbury, the commercial hub of the Swartland, in the Paardeberg and Paardeburg South wards, which are rich in sandy granitic soils.

146
Q

Wards of Swartland district

A
  • Malmesbury
  • Paardeberg
  • Paardeberg South
  • Riebeekberg
  • Riebeeksrivier
  • St. Helena Bay
147
Q

T or F? Tulbagh has no wards

148
Q

The was a ward of Paarl’s before it was elevated to district status

A

Wellington

149
Q

The massive private company DGB is based in this district

A

Wellington

150
Q

Wards in Wellington

A

Blouvlei, Bovlei, Groenberg, Limietberg, Mid-Berg River

151
Q

Klein Karoo wards with no district

A

Cango Valley, Montagu, Outeniqua, Tradouw, Tradouw Highlands, Upper Langkloof

152
Q

T or F? Both Klein Karoo districts have no wards, and what are they?

A

True!

  • Calitzdorp
  • Langeberg-Garcia
153
Q

This sole ward in the Citrusdal Mountain district in the Olifants River region has been home to the single largest amount of Grenache in South Africa since the 1960s

A

Piekenierskloof ward

154
Q

(2) districts in Olifants River, which one does not have any wards

A
  • Citrusdal Mountain district (ward: Piekenierskloof)

- Citrusdal Valley district (no wards)

155
Q

Olifants River wards with no district (2)

A

Spruitdrift, Vredendal

156
Q

T or F? Within the Western Cape, this one district, Ceres Plateau, does not belong to a region; it contains a ward called Ceres

157
Q

Western Cape GU wards with no district (6)

A
  • Cederberg
  • Lamberts Bay
  • Leipoldtville-Sandveld
  • Nieuwoudtville,
  • Prince Albert Valley
  • Swartberg
158
Q

Northern Cape GU districts (2)

A
  • Douglas

- Sutherland-Karoo

159
Q

Northern Cape GU wards (3)

A
  • Central Orange River
  • Harts water
  • Prieska
160
Q

Eastern Cape GU sole ward

A

St. Francis Bay

161
Q

KwaZulu-Natal districts (2)

A
  • Central Drakensberg

- Lions River

162
Q

Free State GU sole ward

A

Rietrivier FS

163
Q

South African term for noble rot

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