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What are the three main red grapes in Piemonte?
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Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto
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What are the three main white grapes in Piemonte?
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Cortese, Arneis and Moscato
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What is the grape(s) in Barolo?
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Nebbiolo
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What is the grape(s) in Barbaresco?
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Nebbiolo
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What style of wine (sparkling, sweet white, dry white, dry red, dessert) is Friuli known for?
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Dry White
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What style of wine (sparkling, sweet white, dry white, dry red, dessert) is Alto Adige known for?
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Dry White
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Name the most important sparkling, white and red wine coming from the Veneto.
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Prosecco di Valdobbiadene for Sparkling, Soave for White and Valpolicella for Red
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Explain the four styles of wine from Valpolicella.
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Valpolicella, the basic red, Amarone a wine made from the same grapes as Valpolicella but dried out either on vine or on mats causing a much more concentrated wine but fermented to almost dry, Ripasso, a wine made by taking the left overs from creating Amarone and Recioto and repassing Valpolicella through it, creating a much more concentrated wine than Valpolicella but not as heavy as Amarone, Recioto, a wine made in the same manner as Amarone but left sweet to be used as a dessert wine.
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Name the three most important DOCG's of Tuscany and what is the main grape in them.
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Chianti, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and Brunello di Montalcino, all three are based on Sangiovese (although they are different clones and are called by different names.
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Explain Super Tuscan.
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More of a marketing term. Basically a producer who doesn't want to adhere to DOCG regulations in order to create a better wine. It could be a Sangiovese based wine (Tignanello, Flaccianello) or based on international varieties (Sassicaia, Ornellaia).
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Where does Aglianico find its best expression?
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Taurasi in Campania or Aglianico del Vulture in Basilicata
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Name the main red grape in Sicilia.
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Nero d'Avola
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Name the most noble grape from Abruzzo.
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Montepulciano
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What is the sparkling wine from Lombardia made in the Metodo Classico called?
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Franciacorta
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