WSET II Continued Flashcards

1
Q

Where are the most famous villages for Pinot Noir in Burgundy located?

A

Cote d’Or
North: Cote de Nuits
South: Cote de Beaune

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2
Q

Which grape variety is most likely to be used to make a dry rosé wine?

A

grenache

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3
Q

California wine region known for producing Cabernet Sauvignon

A

oakville, rutherford, calistoga

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4
Q

A region in Cali known for growing Pinot Noir

A

Carneros - san pablos bay cooling with fogs

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5
Q

A light-bodied Pinot Noir wine was made in France and has low tannins, high acidity, and fresh red fruit aromas of cherry & strawberries.

A

Bourgogne AOC

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6
Q

Which of these Italian wines is NOT named after its grape variety & region?

A

Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG

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7
Q

the majority of the following wines are simple & intended for enjoying soon after bottling, from which would you be most likely to find an outstanding example that can develop tertiary aromas after bottle-ageing?

A

Verdicchio dei Castella di Jesi DOC

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8
Q

Which of these regions is known for producing Chenin Blanc from old vines?

A

South Africa

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9
Q

Which of these grape varieties is thick-skinned?

A

Cabernet Sauvignon

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10
Q

Where are the finest Viognier wines produced?

A

Condrieu AOC - France’s northern rhone

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11
Q

Where is Coonawarra?

A

Southern Australia - known for growing Cabernet Savuignon

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12
Q

typical temperature range for fermenting red wines?

A

(68-90°F)

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13
Q

Region where you most likely to find a Merlot-dominated blend?

A

Saint-Émilion AOC

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14
Q

When are frosts a particular risk in many regions?

A

spring

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15
Q

What is the latitude range that most vineyards are located between?

A

30-50°

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16
Q

Which winemaking technique is LEAST likely to be used for aromatic white grapes & wines?

A

stirring the lees

17
Q

wine refers to ‘Puttonyos’ on its label, what is the principal grape variety used to make that wine?

A

Furmint

18
Q

Zinfandel/Primitivo

A

California: Zinfandel
Italy: Primitivo (southern - Puglia)

19
Q

California Red Zinfandel:

A

matured in oak, black fruit, dried fruit, med-high tannin and acidity, high alcohol, full body

20
Q

Which of these wines is not made from dried or partially-dried grapes?

A

Valpolicella Classico DOC

21
Q

the German labelling term for ‘late harvest’?

A

Spätlese

22
Q

describe an Alsace Riesling?

A

Dry, medium-bodied with citrus, stone fruit & blossom aromas

23
Q

Describe a Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon?

A

high quality wine with pronounced aromas of mint, blackcurrant & cedar

24
Q

Which of these labelling terms indicates a wine that has been aged the longest in oak barrels?

A

Reserva

25
Q

From which country is a wine produced if it is labeled as ‘Riserva’

A

Italy

26
Q

South Africa Signature Black Grape

A

Pinotage - closely related to pinor noir

27
Q

Methode Cap Classique

A

South African term indicating a sparkling wine made in the traditional method