WSET Session 7 Flashcards
Cortese, Garganega, Verdicchio, Fiano, Nebbiolo, Barbera, Corvina, Sangiovese, Montepulciano
What are Italy’s terms for PDO?
Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC)
Denominazione di Origine Controllata e
Garantita (DOCG)
What are Italy’s terms for PGI?
Indicazione Geografica Tipica (IGT)
What is the acid level of Cortese?
High
What are some flavor characteristics of Cortese?
Floral, green, fruit
What is the body fullness of Cortese?
Light
What is the sweetness level of Cortese?
Dry
Is Cortese oaked or unoaked?
Unoaked
What part of the meal is Cortese consumed?
Early drinking
Where in Italy is Cortese grown?
Piemonte
Where in Piemonte is Cortese grown?
Gavi
What is the acid level of Garganega?
High
What are some flavor characteristics of Garganega?
Green fruit, citrus fruit, and stone fruit
What is the sweetness level of Garganega?
Dry OR sweet
What is the body fullness of Garganega?
Medium
Is Garganega oaked or unoaked?
Unoaked
When in the meal is Garganega consumed?
Early drinking
What does aged Garganega taste like?
Honey and almond
Where in Italy is Garganega grown?
Veneto
Where in Veneto is Garganega grown?
Soave and Soave Classico
What is the acid level of Verdicchio?
High
What are some flavor characteristics of Verdicchio?
Green fruit, citrus fruit, and herbal
What is a sweet Garganega known as?
Recioto di Soave
What is the sweetness level of Verdicchio?
Dry
What is the body fullness of Verdicchio?
Medium
Is Verdicchio oaked or unoaked?
Unoaked
What part of the meal is Verdicchio usually consumed?
Early drinking
What does aged Verdicchio taste like?
Honey and nuts
Where is Verdicchio grown?
Marche
Where in Marche is Verdicchio grown?
Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi
What is the acidity level of Fiano?
Medium
What are some flavor characteristics of Fiano?
Stone fruit and tropical fruit
What is the sweetness level of Fiano?
Dry