South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales Flashcards

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What are the zones within the Adelaide Super Zone?

A

Barossa
Fleurieu
Mount Lofty Ranges

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Where are the world’s oldest Syrah/Shira vines and who owns them?

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Langmeil’s “Freedom” vineyard planted in 1843

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Where are the world’s oldest Grenche and Mataro vines?

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Cirillo owns a three-hectare parcel of Grenache planted in 1850

Hewitson produces Mataro from the Koch family’s “Old Garden” of vines - 1853

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Where is the Australia’s oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines?

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Penfolds’ “Block 42” lies in Kalimna in the northern Barossa Valley and dates to 1888

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What two regions is Barossa divided between?

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Barossa Valley GI

Eden Valley GI

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Who bottles 100 Year Old Para Liqueur

A

Seppeltsfield

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Who bottles “the Command?”

A

Elderton

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Who bottles Runrig?

A

Torbreck

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Who bottles “The Laird”?

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Torbreck

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Who was the first sparkling Burgundy producer in Australia?

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Edmund Mazure
Adelaide Hills
1888

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How is Australian Sparkling Wine typically made?

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A base Shiraz is fermented to dryness and aged in oak prior to undergoing a second fermentation in tank. Sweetness is added from a small dosage of Australian Tawny and most examples are at least semi-sweet in style.

“Brekkie”

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