Spain Flashcards
What are the current “Clos” wines of Priorat?
Clos Mogador (René Barbier) Finca Dofi (Alvaro Palacios) Clos Erasmus (Dafne Clorian) Costers del Siurana (Carles Pastrana) Mas Martinet (José Luis Pérez) Vall Llach (Lluís Llach and Enric Costa) Scala Dei
What are the original “Clos” wines of Priorat?
Clos Mogador (René Barbier) Clos Dofi (Alvaro Palacios) Clos Erasmus (Dafne Clorian) Clos de l'Obac (Carles Pastrana) Clos Martinet (José Luis Pérez)
What are the three autonomías of North Central Spain?
Navarra
Aragón
La Rioja
What are the grapes of Sherry?
Palomino (Listán)
Pedro Ximenez
Mosacatel (Muscat de Alexandria)
What are the DOs of Galicia?
Rias Baixas Ribeiro Valderras Ribeira Sacra Monterrei
What are the three main red grapes of Rias Baixas?
Caiño
Espadeiro
Mencia
What are the three soils of Sherry?
Albariza (white soil)-best for Palomino
Barros (clay)-lower lying vineyards
Arenas (sandy soils)-coastal
Who is José Raventos?
Of Cordorníu, in Sadurní d’Anoia in Alt-Penedès.
Introduced metodo tradicional sparkling winemaking to Spain in 1872
What does Priorat derive its name from?
Priorat de Scala Dei, a Carthusian monastery which was founded where a boy had a vision of angels ascending to heaven
What is a “Vi de Vila?”
Name 5
Estate grown wines from 12 villages Gratrallops Escaladei La Morera de Montsant Porrera Poboleda
What are the DO Pagos of Navarra?
Bodegas Otazu (Valdizarbe) Prado de Irache (Tierra Estella) Señorio de Arínzano (Tierra Estella)
What are the DOs of Aragón?
Calatayud
Campo de Borja
Cariñena
Somontano
What are the subzones of Rias Baixas?
Val do Salnés Ribeira do Ulla Soutomaior O Rosal Condado do Tea
What are the soil types of Rioja’s subzones?
Alta: yellow calcareous clay with reddish iron-rich clay on the lower slopes of the Ebro
Alavesa: calcareous clay
Oriental (Baja): alluvial silty soils
What grapes are permitted in the production of cava?
Macabeo (Viura) Xarel-lo Paralleda Chardonnay Pinot Noir Garnacha Tinta Monastrell Trepat Malvasia (Subirat)