South America and South Africa

Question 1

Chilean Wine law

% for region, varietal, and vintage labeling

Answer 1

75%

Question 2

Aconcagua

3 sub-regions

grapes

Answer 2

Aconcagua Valley
Casablanca Valley
San Antonio Valley

CH, Sauv, PN

Question 3

Valle Central

4 sub-regions

grapes

Answer 3

Maipo Valley
Rapel Valley
Curicó Valley
Male Valley

Cab, Carmenére, merlot

Question 4

Chilean Topography

Mountain Ranges

Great Desert

icy current

Answer 4

Coastal Range

Atacama Desert

Humboldt Current

Question 5

Salta IG

(of Argentina)

location

grapes

1 important sub-region

Answer 5

warm, cooled by high elevation vineyards

Torrentés, Malbec

Cafayate IG

Question 6

Mendoza

location

grape

Wind

2 important sub-regions

Answer 6

location: south and a bit west of Salta
grape: Malbec

Wind: Zonda Wind

2 important sub-regions: Luján de Cujo DOC
Uco Valley IG

Question 7

Patagonia

location

grape

Answer 7

location: Southeast of
Mendoza

grape: Torrontés, Malbec, Cab, Pinot

Question 8

South Africa WO Laws 1973

vintage
varietal
appellation

Answer 8

Wine of Origin

vintage: 85%
varietal: 85%
appellation: 100%

Question 9

5 South-Frican geographical units

Answer 9

Geographical Unit
Region
District
Ward
Estate

Question 10

KWV

Answer 10

1918
Koperatiewe Wijnbouwers
Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika

private company 1997

Question 11

South-African

grapes

Answer 11

Chenin blanc - Steen
Colombard
Sauv
CH
Pntage
Cinsault
Merlot
Syrah
Cabernet

Question 12

Principal South-African Regions

Answer 12

Constantia - vin de constance sweet wine

Stellenbosch - bordeaux blends
Simonsberg - sought-after bordeaux blends
Walker Bay - PN CH
Paarl - reds
Swartland - GSM

Question 13

South-African Producers

Answer 13

Tokara - Stellenbosch
Saxenburg - Stellenbosch
Capensis
Columella- Swartland

Question 14

Labelling terms

Cape Classique
Cape blend

Answer 14

Cape Classique: traditional method

Cape blend: blend with Pinotage