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Tempranillo is known as what in Spain?
Tinto del Pais
What are the autonomias of North Central Spain?
1 La Rioja
2 Navarra
3 Alava
What is Spain premier wine region?
Rioja DOCa
What and where was the first DOCa created?
Rioja

1991
What are the classical characteristics of Rioja red wines?
American oak

-Soft
-Muted red fruit
-firm acidity
-DILL, VANILLA AND CEDAR <--signature characteristics
Carignan is known as what in Spain?
Mazuelo
How many sub-zones are there in Rioja
3
What are the sub-zones of Rioja?
1 Rioja Alta
2 Rioja Baja
3 Rioja Alavesa
Traditional red grapes in Rioja must make up of how much of the blend?

How much if destemmed?
85%

95% if destemmed
Aging for red Vino Joven in Rioja?
None
Aging for red CRIANZA in Rioja?
2 years total

1 year in barrel
Aging for red RESERVA in Rioja?
3 years total

1 year in barrel
Aging in red GRAN RESERVA in Rioja?
5 years total

2 years in barrel
What varietal and quality of wine does RIOJA ALVASA produce?
Tempranillo

Vino Joven
What is the dominant white grape of Rioja?
Viura
How long must white and rose CRIANZA and RESERVA age in Rioja?
2 years

6 months in cask
How long must white and rose GRAN RESERVA age in Rioja?
4 years

6 months in cask
What is the sub-zone that is ideal for Garnacha?
Rioja Baja
What grapes are best suited for Rioja Alta?

Red and white?
Red: Tempranillo

White: Viura
Navarra DO is known for what style of wines?
Roses
What are the major red varietals of the Navarra DO?
1 TEMPRANILLO
2 GARNACHA