Tretino - Alto Adige Flashcards

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Lagrein

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Mainly in Alto Adige. Offspring of Teroldego, irregular yields, dark skin→among the darkest of Italian red, black, inky color with fair tannin and very high acidity. Rose style Kretzer.
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Schiava

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Native from Adige, a group of varieties sharing common characteristics. 3 main: Grossa, Gentile, Grigia.
Large clusters. Generally pale, light to medium-bodied, red fruits. Often blend with Lagrein to make deeper wines.
aka. Vernatsch (which means native), Trollinger in Germany (Urban in Wurttemberg).

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main grape varieties in Alto Adige

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Both native and lots of international.
Schiava, lagrein for red (more than 60% of total), PN is the 3rd red. CS, ML, CF.
Most planted white are SB and PG, also GEW (aka. Savagnin Rose≠Traminer), CDY, PG (Rulander), Muller-Thurgau etc.

Less important: Moscato Rosa (Rosenmuskateller), Malvasia (red), Moscato Giallo (≠MBPG)

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Major wine style of Alto Adige

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Red varietal and blends made from native varieties Lagrein (dark) and/or Schiava (light), as well as international grapes.

Varietal fresh white made from PG, SB, Gew (also vendemmia tardiva style), M-T, silvaner.

Sweet wines made from various moscato grapes (rose, giallo, etc).

Rosatos and sparklings.

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Alto Adige Bianco

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uncommon white blend from Alto Adige/Südtirol DOC, made with 2 out of CDY, PG and PB.

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Südtirol Weiss

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aka. Alto Adige Bianco.

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Alto Adige Spumante Metodo Classico

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traditional method sparkling, blend of PB, CDY and PN. Lees aging≥15m, riserva≥36m.

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Alto Adige Lagrein di Gries DOC

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aka. Sudtirol Grieser Lagrein DOC, mainly Lagrein, warm and sunny, also rosato (kretzer) style.

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DOCs of Adige

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regional Alto Adige DOC, Lago di Caldaro/Kalterersee and Valdadige, the latter two shared with Trentino

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Terlano

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Sub-zone within Alto Adige, famous for white wines especially SB. Considered the regional historic home of SB, also other whites too.
Local blend: PB≥50%+CDY+SB, riserva aging≥2yrs, also VT and passito styles.

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Kerner

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cross of Riesling and Schiava, mainly in Valle Isarco

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Valle Isarco

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Sub-zone of Alto-Adige, the most northerly in Italy. Mainly with white planted on high altitudes: Sylvaner, Kerner, Muller Thurgau, etc.
VT, passito, riserva

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Klausner Laitacher

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the only red wine permitted with in Valle Isarco, blend of Schiava, Lagrein, Portugieser and PN.

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Sub-zones of Alto Adige DOC(6)

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6 sub-zones: Terlano/Terlaner, Valle Isarco/Eisacktaler, Valle Venosta, Santa Maddalena, Colli di Bolzano, Meranese.

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Lago de Caldaro DOC

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shared with Trentino but mostly in Alto Adige.
Producing the largest quantity of Schiava (≥85% in the blend)→light, quaffable and refreshing.

classico/llassisch for wines from the smaller historic area, scelto/auslese for alc≥11.5% abv
superiore≥11% abv
scelto classico superiore≥12% abv.

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Schiava appellations (6)

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Alto Adige DOC
A.A Santa Maddalena DOC (historic home of Schiava)
A.A Meranese DOC
A.A. Colli di Bolzano DOC
Lago di Caldaro DOC
Valdadige DOC
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Teroldego

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Style: deep color, meaning big&fat, high acidity and low tannin. Herbal notes.
region: only in Trentino, mostly and native from Rotaliano

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Rotaliano DOC

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This DOC requires 100% Teroldego, riserva≥2 yrs aging. Rosato/Kretzer for rose style. Now riserva can only be under superiore label.
A large, gravelly, sandy plain.

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Foradori

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Teroldege was a simple quaffing wine before, until 1980s Elisabetta Foradori improved the quality by massal selection, lower yields and guyot training system.

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Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT

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inter-regional IGT: Trentino, Alto-Adige, Belluno (Veneto).

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Kretzer

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a rosato wine

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Dunkel

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means dark, often referred to wines made with Lagrein.

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Etsch River and Eisack

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Adige River and Isarco River

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Ora del Garda

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The breeze that blows northward across Lake Garda into Trentino, moderating the Mediterranean-like climate of Trentino.

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Nosiola

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Ancient grape native to Trento. Late-ripening, lemon and green hazelnut notes.

Mostly used to make Vino Santo in Valle dei Laghi, and dry versions in Valdadige.

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Main grape varieties in Trentino

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CDY (the most planted, introduced for sparkling but now also in still version), PG

M-T (Trentino Superiore Val di Cembra DOC)

Teroldego (Prince of Trentino, Teroldego Rotaliano DOC, 100%)

Marzemino (Vallagarina, Trentino Marzemino Superiore Isera DOC / Ziresi DOC)

Nosiola (Valle dei Langhi )

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Trentino Superiore Val di Cembra DOC

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varietal wines made from M-T, RSL, Schiava, PN, etc.

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Trentino Vino Santo DOC

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different from Toscana Vin Santo.
Nosiola grape, air-dried on graticci (aka. appassimento) in high, well-ventilated rooms that allow the Ora del Garda (breeze) through.

During the 5-6 months’ appassimento, the grapes are affected by botrytis.

Alcohol FMT may take 2-3 years to reach 12-13% abv, then aged ≥3yrs in small oak barrels (most producers will age the wine for 7-10 yrs).

Vin Santo Superiore DOC is produced from a more restricted area, with higher standards, e.g longer appassiment, higher potential alc, ≥4yrs aging, etc.

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Prince of Trentino

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Teroldego, mainly in T. Rotaliano DOC and Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT

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Trento DOC

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First production of sparkling wines were introduced by Giulio Ferrari in 1902

The first Italian DOC dedicated exclusively to traditional method sparking wines in 1993, made from mainly CDY (dominant)+PN, sometimes PG or Meunier can be added.

NV≥15m on lees, millesimato≥24m, riserva (must be a vintage) ≥36m, also rosato and rosato riserva.