Spain/Portugal General Flashcards

1
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The Spanish methode champenoise producing region is known as-

A

Cava

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2
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Yeasts in Sherry production are known as-

A

Flor

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3
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What is Trentino Alto Adige known for?

A

Pinot Grigio

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4
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What is the name of a glass typically used to serve Sherry and other fortified wines?

A

Copita

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5
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What is the name of the most important white wine in Portugal?

A

Vinho Verde

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6
Q

Tempranillo is considered a crossover red, T/F?

A

False

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7
Q

The brandy used for Shery fortification is known as-

A

Aguardiente

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8
Q

Which Spanish region is known for fine white wines?

A

Rias Baixas

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9
Q

What is the main varietal in Sherry production?

A

Palomino

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10
Q

Sherry styles from driest to sweetest are-

A

Fino, Manzanilla, Amontillado and Oloroso

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11
Q

The Alentejano region in Portugal is known for-

A

Cork production

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12
Q

Madeira from driest to sweetest:

A

Sercial, Verdelho, Bual, Malmsey

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13
Q

In Spain, Zarzuela sauce is used to make hearty fish and seafood, what wine does it pair best with?

A

Albariño

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14
Q

What is a “Quinta”?

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Portuguese for chateau

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15
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“The finest red Portugese Vinifera and the most important red grape of the Douro region”

A

Touriga Nacional

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16
Q

In Spain, vintage wines with little or no aging are known as:

A

Vino de Cosecha and Robles

17
Q

The Sherry blending system is known as:

18
Q

The Duero River and the Douro River are not the same, T/F?

19
Q

Monastrell is the Spanish name for Mourvèdre, T/F?

20
Q

Bairrada DOP is known for intensely tannic wines based on the Baga grape, T/F?

21
Q

Vinho Verde is made from a variety of grapes, T/F?

22
Q

Oloroso Sherry is attacked by Flor, T/F?

23
Q

Most Cava wines are produced Demi-sec style, T/F?

24
Q

Gino and Manzanilla sherries are always served chilled, T/F?

25
Superior in Portugal means that the wine has at least 1% more alc. and usually has longer aging, T/F?
True
26
Palomino is used to make dry sherry whereas Pedro Ximenez and Moscatel are used to make sweet Sherry, T/F?
True
27
When serving fortified wines, dry wines are generally served warmer than sweet wines, T/F?
False
28
What kinda of Sherry are served chilled?
Dry Sherry (Fino, Monzanilla, Amontillado, and dry Oloroso)
29
What kinds of Sherry are served at room temp?
Sweet Sherry (Pedro Ximenez, Cream, Moscatel and sweet Oloroso)
30
What is the suggest serving portion of dessert wines?
2.5 ounces