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17 Cards in this Set
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EU Structure-Previously know as quality wine produced in a specific region (QWPSR)
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Protected designation of Origin-PDO
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EU structure-formerly table wine with a geographical indication
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Protected geographical indication-PGI
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EU structure-formerly known as table wine without a geographical indication
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Wine
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What is the highest level of wine in the EU system
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PDO
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France's Vin de Pays and Italys IGT fall into what category
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PGI
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EU Laws, if a protected place name is stated wine must be:
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Entirely from that place
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EU Laws, if a vintage date is stated wine must be
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at least 85 % from that year
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EU Laws, if a single grape variety is stated wine must be
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85% from that grape
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EU Laws, if two or three grape varieties are stated wine must be
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100% of the wine must be from those grapes list in descending order
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What % of Vineyards are in Europe?
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58%
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Which country has the largest Vineyard Acreage?
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Spain
followed by: France Italy |
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Which Country produces the most wine:
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Italy
followed by France Spain US |
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Which country consumes the most wine:
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France
followed by Italy US Germany China |
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Who exports the most wine
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Italy
followed by Spain France |
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Which country imports the most wine:
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Germany followed by
UK US |
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Australia defines wine regions by:
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geographic indication
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France's defines wines by:
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AOC and vin de pays
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