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Label 1-7 growing areas correctly
Label 1-7 growing areas correctly
1. Val Venosta2. Merano3. Valle Isarco4. Val d'Adige5. Bolzano6. Oltradige7. Bassa Atesina
What is the German name for Alto-Adige?
Südtiroler
Name the DOCGs of Trentino-Alto Adige:
None

What 2 DOCs are shared by both Trentino and Alto Adige?

Val d'Adige DOC


Lago di Caldaro DOC

What is Alto Adige's capital?
Bolzano
What is the most northern Italian Provence?
Alto Adige
What is the soil of Alto Adige?
Limestone with volcanic (porphyritic) rock
What is the most southern growing area in Alto Adige?
Bassa Atesina
What grape is the southern half of Bassa Atesina famous for?
Gewurztraminer

-Town of Tramin

What is the eastern portion of Bassa Atesina known for?
Pinot Noir
What 3 varietals is Oltradige known for?
Pinot Grigio

Pinot Bianco


Sauv. Blanc

Where is the Lago di Caldaro growing zone located?
In Oltradige
What grape and its percentage is used in Lago di Caldaro?
100% Schiava
What main town is located in Val d'Adige?
Terlano
What growing area produces the majority of Alto Adige's wines?
Val d'Adige
What 3 varietals is Val d'Adige known for?
Pinot Bianco

Sauv. Blanc


Chardonnay

What does Merano and Val Venosta grow a lot of?
Apples
What 2 varietals is Bolzano known for?
Schiava

Legrein

Where does Schiava grow best in Bolzano?
Santa Maddalena
What is the flavor profile of Schiava?
Fruity nose, red berries, violets, and almonds
Where does Lagrein grow best?
Gries, in Bolzano
What is the name of the most northern growing area in Italy?
Valle Isarco
What varietals are Valle Isarco known for?
Sylvaner

Kerner


Veltliner

What is the crossing of Kerner?
RieslingSchiava

What 2 rasinated wine styles are in Valpolicella?

1. Amarone della Valpolicella


2. Recioto della Valpolicella

What 2 rasinated wine wine styles are in Valpolicella?
1. Amarone della Valpolicella

2. Recioto della Valpolicella

What are the flavor profiles of red Valpolicella DOC wines?
cherry- and bitter almond-tinged
Valpolicella DOC wines are produces with what blend?
45-95% Corvina, blended with Rondinella. Other non-aromatic grapes of the region, such as Molinara, Negrara and Oseleta, may not exceed a total 15% of the blend.
Valpolicella Superiore wines have what 2 requirements?
higher minimum alcohol and a minimum of 1 year of aging.
Recioto della Valpolicella and Amarone wines are produced through what process?
Appassimento process
Appassimento process means that the grapes are what?
Dried for over three months in special lofts (fruttai) before fermentation, effectively concentrating sugar and extract.
Grapes destined for Recioto della Valpolicella are typically dried for how long?
4 months (not 3 like the regular appassimento process)
The extra month of air drying does what to the Recioto della Valpolicella wines dryness profile?
resulting wine is semi-sweet to sweet
Amarones appassimento style give what dryness profile?
Amarone is fermented to dryness or near-dryness
What does the appassimento process add for flavor and texture in the final wines?
Adds complex dried fruit tones, additional alcoholic warmth and a round, glycolic mouthfeel to the final wines.

What does "Ricoto" mean?

Straw wine


A sweet dessert wine made from grapes that have been dried on straw.

Whats the most important white wine zone in Veneto?

Soave DOC

What minimum grape are the whites of Soave DOC made of?

70% Garganega

What are the 2 DOCGs in Soave?

Recioto di Soave DOCG


Soave Superiore DOCG

Soave wines are vinified in what?

Stainless Steel

What sparkling wine is
Veneto known for?

Prosecco

What is the name of the grape used to produce Prosecco?

Glera

What 3 different cultures does the winemaking of Friuli-Venezia Giulia take on?

Neighboring Slavic, German, and Italian cultures

What individual are the new, cleaner techniques of Friuli-Venezia Giulia accredited to?

Mario Schiopetto

What did Mario Schiopetto introduce to the Friuli-Venezia Giulia winemakers?

Controlled cold fermentations in stainless steel

What characteristics do wines produced in Friuli-Venezia Giulia have after undergoing controlled cold fermentations in stainless steel?

Crisp, aromatic, fruit-driven varietal white wines designed for quick consumption

Where is Friuli-Venezia Giulia located in Italy?

furthest northeastern corner

furthest northeastern corner

What are the international grapes used in Friuli-Venezia Giulia?

Pinot Bianco, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon Blanc

What are 3 native grapes to Friuli-Venezia Giulia?

Picolit, Verduzzo Gialla (Ramandolo), and Tocai Friulano (Friulano or Tai)

What is the style of Tocai Friulano (Friulano or Tai)

light, refreshingly almond- and mineral-tinged

What is the most planted grape in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region?

Merlot

What is the typical red wine style of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Merlot, Cab franc, and Cab Sauv blends?

lighter, fragrant, herbal flavors

What are the 3 most notable native red varietals?

Refosco, Schiopettino, and Pignolo