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1
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What is Marsala Vergine?

A

Marsala in which nothing but fortifying spirit has been added

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Where is Faro DOC?

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Sicily

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What is the min percentage of nerello mascalese required in Etna Rosso DOC?

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80%

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Falanghina is sometimes blended with what rare white grape in Campania?

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biancolella

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What are the main white grapes of Campania?

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  • falanghina
  • greco
  • fiano
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Castel del Monte DOC produces still and sparkling wine based on what grapes?

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bambino bianco

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What percentage of gaglioppo is required in the reds of Ciro?

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80%

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What is the max yield in Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG?

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52 hl/ ha

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What is the main white grape of Etna Bianco?

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carricante

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What are the 2 DOCGs in Campania for white wine?

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  • Fiano di Avellino
  • Greco di Tufo
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What is the soil type of Campania?

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volcanic tufa

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Cannonau is an alias for what grape? Where?

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Grenache in Sardinia

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What is the climate of Calabria?

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hot mediterannean coast w/ continental interior

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What are the native red grapes of Sicily?

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  • nero d’avola
  • frappato
  • nerello mascalese/cappuccio
  • perricone
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What is the specialty of Greco di Bianco DOC?

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sweet wines made from dried greco grapes

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What is the only wine allowed in Castel del Monte Bambino Nero DOCG?

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bambino nero based rose

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What is the primary soil in Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG?

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volcanic

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What is the min percent of primitivo required in Primitivo di Manduria DOC?

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85%

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Why do winemakers favor reductive techniques when vinifying grillo?

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it oxidizes easily so reductive winemaking preserves thiols

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Where is Castel del Monte Nero di Troia located?

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Puglia

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What is the age requirement for Marsala Vergine and Solera?

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min 5 years in oak or cherry

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What styles of wine are allowed in Falanghina del Sannio DOC?

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white only
- still
- sparkling
- late harvest
- passito

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What is the only DOCG in Sicily?

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Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG

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What is the min percent of fiano required in Fiano di Avellino DOCG?

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85%

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What type of training helps curb the vigor of nerello mascalese?

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alberello (head training)

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What is the min percent of aglianico required in Taurasi DOCG?

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85%

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What styles of wine are allowed in Etna DOC?

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red, white, rose, sparkling

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What is the primary grape of a wine labeled Etna Rosso?

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nerello mascalese

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In what region is Savuto DOC located?

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Calabria

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What are the age requirements for Aglianico del Vulture Superiore and Reserva?

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Superiore - min 12 mos in barrel, 12 mos in bottle
not released until Nov 1, 3YFH

Reserva - min 2 years in barrel, 12 mos in bottle
not released until Nov 1, 5YFH

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Vermentino di Sardegna DOC must be made with what min percent vermentino?

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85%

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32
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What is the Italian term for slightly sweet?

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abbocato

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33
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What is the min RS for Primitivo di Manduria Dolce Naturals DOCG?

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50 g/L

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Sicilian dessert wines are dominated by what 2 grapes?

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  • zibbibo (moscato)
  • malvasia
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Whites of Vesuvio DOC are dominated by what 2 grapes?

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  • coda di volpe
  • verdeca
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How many DOCGs are in Puglia?

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4

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What is the min abv for Aglianico del Vulture Superiore?

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13.5%

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38
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Which DOCG of Campania allows sparkling wine?

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Greco di Tufo

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What are the native white grapes of Sicily?

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  • cataratto
  • carricante
  • inzolia
  • grillo
  • gracanico
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What styles of wine are allowed in Malvasia delle Lipari DOC?

A

white, passito, liquoroso

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Where is Taurasi DOCG located?

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Avellino, Campania

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42
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What does amabile mean?

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medium sweet (sweeter than abbocato)

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43
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Where is Malvasia delle Lipari located?

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Sicily

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44
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What does asciutto refer to in Aglianico del Vulture Superiore?

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dry

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Salice Salentino and Brindisi are appellations focused on what red grape?

A

negroamaro

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What are the primary red grapes of Campania?

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  • aglianico
  • piedirosso
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What red grapes are allowed in Marsala Rubino?

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  • perricone
  • nero d’avola
  • nerello mascalese
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What is the age requirement for Fine Marsala?

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min 1 year in oak or cherry wood (first 4 months can be id a diff container)

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49
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What are the 4 DOCGs of Campania?

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  • Fiano di Avellino
  • Greco di Tufo
  • Aglianico del Taburno
  • Taurasi
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What are the age requirements for Aglianico del Taburno DOCG?

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rosato - released March 1, YFH
rosso - min 2 years from Nov 1
reserva - min 3 years from Nov 1, includes 1 year in wood, 6 mos in bottle

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What grape is considered a blending grape in the white DOCGs of Campania?

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coda di volpe

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What are the primary red grapes of Molise?

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  • montepulciano
  • aglianico
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What are the 3 subzones of Cannonau di Sardegna?

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  • Oliena
  • Jerzu
  • Capo Ferrato
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54
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What is the most planted grape in Calabria?

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gaglioppo

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55
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How long must Etna DOC spumante rest on lees?

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min 18 months

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56
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In what region is Bivangi DOC?

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Calabria

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What is the min abv for both Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo?

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11.5%

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What are the primary white grapes of Ischia DOC?

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  • forastera
  • biancolella
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Where is the local nuragus grape found?

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Sardinia

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Liquoroso wines in Irpina DOC can only be made from which grape?

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aglianico

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What is the age requirement for single varietal Primitivo in Falerno del Massico DOC?

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min 1 year after Jan 1, YFH

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Late harvest wine in Erice DOC can be made from which 2 grapes varietally?

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  • zibbibo
  • sauv blanc
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What is the assemblage of Eloro DOC Pachino?

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  • min 80% nero d’avola
  • max 20% frappato/pignatello
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64
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Aspirino is an alias for which grape?

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greco

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65
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What is the min abv in Marsala DOC?

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Fine - 17.5%
Superiore/Vergine/Solera/Reserva - 18%

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66
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What is the concia process in Marsala production?

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the required addition of min 1% mosto cotto to marsala ambra to cheaply mimic that tawny color of barrel aging

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67
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What grapes are allowed in Marsala oro and ambra?

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  • grillo
  • inzolia
  • cataratto
  • damaschino
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Where is Falerno del Massico located and what are its primary grapes?

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Campania
red - aglianico and primitivo
white - falanghina

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69
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What are the aging requirements for Aglianico del Vulture Superiore and Reserva?

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Superiore - min 3 years with 1 year in wood

Reserva - min 5 years with 2 years in wood

70
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What are the age requirements for Taurasi and Reserva?

A

Taurasi - min 3 years with 1 year in wood

Reserva - min 4 years with 18 mos in wood

71
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What is the min abv in Taurasi DOCG?

A

12%

72
Q

What DOC in Campania produces passito wines?

A

Falanghina del Sannio

73
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Which 2 winds bring precipitation to Mt Etna?

A
  • grecale
  • sirocco
74
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What is the age requirement for Etna Rosso Riserva?

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4 years from Nov 1 including 1 year in wood

75
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What is the elevation for vineyards on Mt Etna?

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northern slope 300-800 m
eastern slope 300-900 m
southern slope 300-1000 m

76
Q

Where is Ciro DOC located?

A

Calabria

77
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What is the only DOCG in Basilicata?

A

Aglianico del Vulture Superiore DOCG

78
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What are the age requirements for Marsala Superiore and Reserva?

A

Superiore - min 2 years in oak or cherry
Superiore Reserva - min 4 years in oak or cherry

79
Q

How many contrade are in Etna DOC?

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142

80
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What are the primary grapes of Matera DOC Moro?

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  • cab sauv
  • merlot
  • primitivo
81
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What are the 3 main red grapes in Sardinia?

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  • Cannonau
  • Carignano
  • Monica de Sardegna
82
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What are the 3 DOCs for sweet wine in Sicily?

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  • Marsala
  • Passito di Pantelleria
  • Malavsia delle Lipari
83
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Red wines of Ischia DOC are blends of what 2 grapes?

A
  • piedirosso
  • guarnaccia
84
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Casavecchia di Ponteleone DOC makes only what style of wine?

A

red

85
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In what region is Campi di Flegri DOC and what are the primary red and white grapes?

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Campania
- falanghina
- piedirosso, aglianico

86
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What is vigneti ad alberata?

A

traditional training method of vines trained up poplar trees

87
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What is the min abv in Vesuvio Lacryma Christi?

A

12%

88
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What is the primary grape in Alezio DOC?

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negroamaro

89
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What are the primary white grapes of Brindisi DOC?

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  • chard
  • malvasia branca
  • fiano
  • sauv blanc
90
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What is the age requirement for Marsala Vergine and Solera ‘Reserva/stravecchia?’

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min 10 years in oak or cherry

91
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What are the primary red and white grapes of Ostuni DOC and in which region is it located?

A

Puglia
white - impigno, francavilla
red - ottavianello

92
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What styles of wine are allowed in Copertino DOC?

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negroamaro based red and rose

93
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What are the 4 marketing based historical label designations in Marsala?

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  • Italy Particular
  • Superior Old MArsala
  • Garibaldi Dolci
  • London Particular
94
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What is the age requirement for Etna Rosso Reserva?

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min 4 years from Nov 1 including 12 months in wood

95
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What styles of wine are allowed in Nuragus di Cagliari DOC?

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Nuragus based white and sparkling

96
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what are the red grapes of Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio?

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  • piedirosso
  • aglianico
  • sciascinoso
  • olivella
97
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In what region are the grapes guarnaccia, pecorello, montanico, and magliocco commonly found?

A

calabria

98
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What wine styles are allowed in Aleatico di Puglia DOC?

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  • dolce naturale
  • liqoroso dolce naturale
99
Q

Calabrese is an alias for which grape?

A

nero d’avola

100
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What is the only DOCG of Sardinia?

A

Vermentino di Gallura DOCG

101
Q

What is the min abv of Greco di Bianco DOC?

A

14%

102
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The reds of Castel San Lorenzo DOC are blends based on which 2 grapes?

A
  • sangiovese
  • barbera
103
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What are the primary grapes of Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio bianco?

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  • coda di volpe
  • caprettone
  • falanghina
  • greco
104
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What is the assemblage of Verasuolo di Vittoria DOCG?

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50-70% nero d’avola
30-50% frappato

105
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What is the traditional method of making sweet wines in Pantelleria?

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  • dried grapes added to fermenting grapes
  • grapes dried outside in walled areas (stenditoio) or drying tunnels (serre)
  • 1st stage of drying is passolata (semi dry) and becomes moscato di Pantelleria
  • 2nd stage of drying is passa malaga which brings grapes to 1/4 or original weight and becomes Passito di Pantelleria
106
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What are the 5 subzones of Sannio DOC?

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  • Guardia Sanframondi
  • Sant’Agata dei Goti
  • Solopaca
  • Solopaca Classico
  • Taburno
107
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What are the primary red and white grapes of Noto DOC?

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  • moscato
  • nero d’avola
108
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What are the 2 main red grapes of Salice Salentino DOC?

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negroamaro - red, rose, sparkling
aleatico - red, dolce, liquoroso

109
Q

Forastera and biancolella make up the white blends in what Campania DOC?

A

Ischia DOCM

110
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Mastroberardino and Feudi di San Gregorio are producers located in what region?

A

Taurasi, Campania

111
Q

What are the 3 designations of Marsala?

A
  • ora
  • ambra
  • rubino
112
Q

What are the primary red and white grapes of Ciro DOC?

A
  • greco bianco
  • gaglioppo
113
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What 3 DOCs in Calabria produce passito wine?

A
  • Greco di Bianco DOC
  • Lamezia DOC
  • Terre di Cosenza DOC
114
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White wine of Salice Salentino DOC must be min 70% what grape?

A

chardonnay

115
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What are the 4 DOCGs of Puglia?

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  • Castel del Monte Bambino Nero
  • Castel del Monte Nero di Troia
  • Castel de Monte Rosso Riserva
  • Primitivo di Manduria Dolce Naturale
116
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What is the age requirement for Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG?

A

not sold until June 1, YFH
* Classico is not sold until March 31, 2YFH

117
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What are the primary soil types of Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG?

A
  • iron rich clay over limestone
  • more sand to south and east
118
Q

Where is Aglianico del Vulture located?

A

Basilicata

119
Q

Where is sussumaniello found?

A

Puglia

120
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What are the qualities of frappato in the vineyard?

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  • late ripening
  • heat and drought resistant
  • most fragrant in red, sandy, calcareous soil
  • less vigorous so often guyot pruned to increase production
121
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Where is Salice Salentino located?

A

Puglia

122
Q

What DOC offers the best example of wines made from greco in Calabria?

A

Melissa DOC

123
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What Puglia DOCG is dedicated to rose?

A

Castel del Monte Bambino Nero DOCG

124
Q

Etna Bianco Superiore only originates from what commune?

A

Milo

125
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What are the 4 DOCs of Basilicata?

A
  • Aglianico del Vulture
  • Grottino di Roccanova
  • Matera
  • Terre del’Alta Val d’Agri
126
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The white wine of Alcamo DOC is based on what grape?

A

cataratto

127
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What are the qualities of nero d’avola in the vineyard?

A
  • buds early, ripens late
  • heat and saline tolerant
  • retains acidity even in warmth
  • trained low to absorb heat
128
Q

Greco bianco is genetically identical to what grape?

A

malvasia di Lipari/Malvasia di Sardegna

129
Q

What is the difference between Catarratto Bianco Comune and Catarratto Bianco Lucido ?

A
  • Catarratto Bianco Comune has higher sugar and lower acidity
  • Catarratto Bianco Lucido has more-compact bunches and can be more refined
130
Q

What producer revived the fiano grape?

A

Mastroberardino

131
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In what soil does fiano yield its best expression?

A

volcanic

132
Q

Name three regions of Italy where Fiano is present

A
  • Campania
  • Sicily
  • Puglia
  • Molise
  • Basilicata
133
Q

What parent grape to nerello, gagglioppo, and frappato share?

A

Sangiovese

134
Q

What body of water separates Calabria and Sicily

A

Strait of Messina

135
Q

What is the mezzadria system?

A

sharecroppers farm the land and split profits with the landlord

136
Q

Terre dei Vestini and Terre di Casauria are the highest regarded subzones where?

A

Montepulciano d’Abruzzo DOC
- require at least 90% and 100% Montepulciano, respectively
- higher minimum alcohol, lower maximum yields, and longer aging
- Within Vestini is the important wine district Loreto Aprutino, home to one of Abruzzo’s iconic producers, Valentini

137
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What is the difference between Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo DOC normale and superiore?

A
  • superiore requires 90% montepulciano
  • normale requires 85%
138
Q

In what region is the Tintilia (red) grape native?

A

Molise

139
Q

What two bodies of water border Puglia?

A
  • Ionian Sea
  • Adriatic
140
Q

What major mountain range influences viticulture in Northern Puglia

A

Daunian mnts.

141
Q

Where is the Calore river?

A

Taurasi

142
Q

Furore, Ravello, or Tramonti are subzones where?

A

Costa d’Amalfi DOC

143
Q

What is a capanno?

A

vineyard worker huts in Vulture

144
Q

Why is Vulture cooler than Taurasi?

A

Mount Vulture is the tallest peak in south Italy along the Appenines and blocks warm air from north Africa while allowing cool air to funnel in from the Adriatic sea.

145
Q

What region separates the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas?

A

Calabria

146
Q

What are palmenti/palmento?

A

large stone fermentation/winemaking facilities in sicily

147
Q

What is the average elevation in Sicily?

A

500 m

148
Q

Why are more white grapes grown on the east and south side of etna?

A

higher elevation means cooler temperatures and more rain

149
Q

In what vintage were Etna contrada first officially recognized?

A

2011

150
Q

In what doc would you find Tasca d’Almerita, Castellucci Miano, and Feudo Montoni?

A

Contea di Sclafani DOC

151
Q

What are nuraghi?

A

truncated conic towers built with basalt stones by early Sardinian peoples during the Bronze Age

152
Q

Where is most cork (quercus suber) produced in Italy?

A

Sardinia

153
Q

What is the soil of Vermentino di Gallura DOCG?

A

pink granite

154
Q

What other satellite island may make wine in the region of Sardegna?

A

Sant’Antioco - south of sulcis and connected by a bridge

155
Q

Name a synonym for carignan on Sardegna

A

Bovale Grande

156
Q

What is Mirto?

A

A popular local beverage in Sardinia is the liqueur Mirto. The myrtle (mirto) plant grows wild in the Mediterranean scrubland of Sardinia and Corsica, and its berries are macerated in an alcohol base with water and sugar to make Mirto.

28%–36% ABV, no additives of coloring or flavoring, and less than 270 grams per liter of total sugar.

157
Q

What are the 2 main Aeolian islands?

A
  • Lipari
  • Salina
158
Q

Why do wines from Malvasia delle Lipari have a copper hue?

A

They must be blended with a min 5% red wine (Corinto Nero)

159
Q

Dry wines of Malvasia di Lipari would be bottled under what geographic indication?

A

Salina IGT

160
Q

What is the min RS of Malvasia delle Lipari?

A

60g/L

161
Q

What mountains influence Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG?

A

Hyblean

162
Q

Name three ways marsala is sweetened

A
  • sifone (a sweet and syrupy mistelle)
  • mosto cotto
  • rectified concentrated grape juice
163
Q

Who makes ‘Vecchio Samperi?’

A

De Bartoli
- Vecchio Samperi is named for the contrada where his family’s cellar is located
- tying the wine to a sense of place was virtually unheard of in Marsala when the wine was first released (1980)
- labeled as vino da tavola (does not qualify for Marsala DOC ) because it is unfortified and its ABV is lower than the minimum
- it is made in the traditional solera style of Marsala

164
Q

Name 5 contrade of Etna

A
  • San Lorenzo
  • Bocca di Orzo
  • Calderara Sottana
  • Pietra Marina
  • Monte Rosso
  • Rinazzo
  • Santo Spirito
  • Rampanti
165
Q

What are the three appellations for sweet wine in Puglia?

A
  • Moscato di Trani DOC
  • Primitivio di Manduria Dolce Natural DOCG
  • Aleatico di Puglia DOC
166
Q

Where are the Sila mountains located?

A

Calabria

167
Q

Where is Monte Nebrodi located?

A

Sicily

168
Q

What is cordisco a synonym for?

A

Montepulciano - producers are trying to ban the term Montepulciano outside the Abruzzo region and are now pushing people to use this term

169
Q

Name four wine producing regions with terra rossa soil

A
  • Limari (Italy)
  • Cerasualo di Vittoria (Italy)
  • Coonawarra (Australia)
  • La Mancha (Spain)
  • Wrattonbully (Australia)
170
Q

What is vino sfusso?

A

bulk wine in the south of italy

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