Spain - Aragon + Navarra Flashcards

1
Q

Where is Navarra DO?

A

Adjacent to Rioja along the North and East borders

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2
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What is the historical product of Navarra?

A

Rosado

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3
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What does roble indicate in Navarra?

A

90 days in oak (less than 330L), red only

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4
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What does Envejecido en Roble indicate?

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Moscatel Vino de Licor from Navarra aged 24 mos, including 18mos in oakSame aging requirements for Vino de Licor elsewhere

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5
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When was the Navarra DO established?

A

1933

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6
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What are the main red varieties of Navarra?

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Garnacha, Tempranillo, Graciano, Mazuelo, Cab Sauv, Merlot, Syrah, Pinot Noir

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What are the white grapes of Navarra?

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VIURAGarnacha Blanca, Malvasía, Moscatel de grano menudo, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

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8
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Are international varieties authorized in Navarra?

A

YES, particularly Cab Sauv, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay

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9
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What are the five subzones of Navarra (North to South)

A
Tierra Estella, 
Valdizarbe,
 Baja Montaña
Ribera Alta
Ribera Baja
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10
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What are the three DO Pagos of Navarra?

A

Señorio di Arinzano
Prado Irache
Otazu

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11
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What are the four DOs of Aragón?

A

Campo de Borja
Calatayud
Cariñena
Somontano

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12
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What styles are produced in Campo de Borja? From what grapes?

A

Red, rosado of Garnacha and Tempranillo,
plus Whites of Viura,
plusWines may be dry to sweet,
espumoso, vino de licor (VDN), vendemia tardía

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13
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What is the major grape (by acreage) in Cariñena and Calatayud? What other styles and varietals are authorized?

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Garnacha (tinto/rosado)White wines of Chardonnay, Garnacha Blanca, Viura, Parallada, and Moscatel de Alejandria are also produced.Wines may be dry to sweet, VDL, VDN, espumoso, and vino de aguja (semi-sparkling)Viñas viejas (vineyards min. 35yo), Calatayud Superior (old vine [min. 50yo] Garnacha, 6mos in wood), both Calatayud only

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14
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Major soil type of Cariñena

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Miocene clay, with gravel, brown limestone, and slate

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15
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Major soil type of Calatayud

A

Brown Limestone

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16
Q

Cariñena DO is the indigenous home of what grape?

A

Carignan

17
Q

What are the grapes in Somontano DO?

A

Alcañón (white) and Parraleta (red), plus internationalsWines may be dry to sweet, VDN/vino de licor, espumoso

18
Q

What DO Pago is in Cariñena?

A

Aylés

19
Q

What does Roble indicate in Campo de Borja?

A

Aged in oak (max 600L) for:45 days for whites90 days for reds

20
Q

What is the highest elevation DO within Aragon? How High?

A

Calatayud, 3,300 ft

21
Q

What is Calatayud famous for?

A

successful CoOps- eg. San Gregorio

22
Q

Campo de Borja is on which mountain?

A

Moncayo Mountain

23
Q

Campo de Borja local wind? Warm or Cold?

A

Cierzo - cold and dry NW wind