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what is the definition of lees (fermentation)?

process known as surlie in france



de positives of dead yeast


left over lees from amarone are used impart more flavor and color to partially aged valpolicella

explain ripasso or re passed mean in valpolicella?

traditional wine making technique in veneto



young valpolicella put into or containing (lees) or dried fruit from previous amarone fermentation



causes second fermentation increasing alcohol content giving amore character to the wine

valpolicella needs to know

principal grapes



corvina veronese


lesser amounts of rondinella



climate range from continental on foothills and hot marine time towards coast



4 valpolicella types


amarone della valpolicella DOC


reciote della valpolicella DOCG


valpolicella DOC


valpolicella ripaso DOC

chianti sub zones all DOCG (8)

classico


rufina


colli florentini (florence)


colline senesi (siena)


colline pisane (pisa)


colli aretini (arezzo)


moltabano


montespertoli

brunello di montalcino facts

100% brunello clone of sangiovese



soils variety different types



brunello di montalcino 4 years age minimum 2 years in oak



brunello di montalcino riserva 5 years and 2 years minimum in oak



rosso di montalcino young vines desclassified wines



3 other tuscan red wines

vino nobile di montalciano DOCG


70% to 100% prugnolo gentile (sangiovese)



bolgheri DOC one of the original IGTS later elevated to DOC



moremma toscano DOC coastal appellation with bordeaux varieties

vin santo DOC

dessert wine



matured minium 3 years and up to 6 years


holy wine (used to be drunk in mass for centuries)



malvasia and trebbiano grapes must be dried for 3 to six months before made into vinsanto




primary grape varieties of umbria

white


trebbiano toscano (procanico))


grecheto



red


sangiovese


sangrantino


canaiolo

sicily and islands



sicily or sicilia climate and grape varieties

white


grillo


catarrato


inzolia (ansonica)



red


nero d avola


nerello mascalese


frapatto



Mediterranean climate with marine mountain influence

marchess or marche adriatic sea coast grape varieties

white


verdichio


trebiano


malvasia



red


montepulciano


sangiovese

facts of amarone della valpolicella DOCG

grapes


corvina


rondinella


corvinone



produced from ripe bunches of dehydrated grapes



fruit dries and develop unique flavor characteristics



wine fermented dry or off dry



intensely flavored 14 to 16% alcohol

the 4th largest production region of Italy is ?

veneto

what are 12 grape varieties from trentino alto adige?

white


pinot grio


chardonnay


pinot bianco


sauvignon blanc


traminer


tocai



red


merlot


cabernet franc


pinot nero


teroldego


lagrein


schiava

what are the 10 primary grape varieties from veneto?

white


pinot grio


glera or prosecco


trebbiano


garganega



red


corvina


corvinone


molinara


cab franc


merlot

piedmont other important DOC wines (3)

nebbiole de alba DOC


barbera de alba DOC


dolcetto de alba DOC


important piedmont DOCG (9)

1 barolo


2 barbaresco


3 gattinara


4 asti


5 moscato d asti


6 barbera d asti


7 barbera del monferrato superiore


8 gavi


9 roero (arneis and nebbiolo)

abruzzi or abruzzo grape varieties?

white


trebbiano d abruzzo


trebbiano toscano


malvasia



red


montelpulciano DOCG (ripe deep color) its own grape not confused with vino nobile di montelpuciano from tuscany



important appellations


montelpulciano d abruzzo colline teramane DOCG

north italy



what are the 2 primary red grapes from lombardy?

red


nebbiolo (chiavennesca)


pinot nero

barolo is made with what grape and percent?

100% nebbiolo

lombardy north italy



primary white grape varieties from lombardy (4) ?

chardonnay


pinot grio


pinot bianco


lugara (trebbiano)

barbaresco DOCG is made with what grape and percentage?

100% nebbiolo

lugana or trebbiano is?

a dry italian white wine based on refreshing



trebbiano di lugana most tasty and aromatic type of trebbiano



served with trout from lake garda

who is the biggest net exporter to U.S?

italy has 20 regions

southern italy and the islands



campania primary grape varieties (5)

white


falanghina


fiano


greco



red


aglianico


piedirosso



important appellations


fiano di avellino DOCG


taurasi DOCG or aglianico


aglianico del taburno DOCG

primary grape varieties of friuli venezia giulua (8)

whte


pinot grio


pinot bianco


sauvignon blanc


chardonnay


friulano



red


merlot


refosco (mondeuse)


cabernet sauvignon

important DOCG of tuscany

chianti


chianti classico


vin nobile di montelpulciano


brunello di montalcino


morellino di scansano


vernaccia di san gimignano

DOCG chianti classico facts

elevated to DOCG in 1984



minimum 80% sangiovese


up to 20% cabernet sauvignon merlot and or syrah permited

southern italy and islands



important appellations



1 cerasuolo di vittoria DOCG


2 marsala DOCG


3 Etna DOC

cerasuolo di vittoria DOCG vineyards in the southeast, blend of nero d avola(50%-70%) and frappato (30%-50%)



marsala DOC fortified wines both dry and sweet that dates 18th century made from a blend of (catarrato) inzolia and grillo



etna DOC full-body reds from vineyards on slopes of mount etna,


red grapes


nerello mascalase and norello cappuccio


and white grapes of carricante

what is DOC from italy mean?

created in 1963


based on the french AOC laws



regional laws established to define


yields


grape varieties


geographic boundaries


viticultural and vinification


alcohol levels


aging requirements


what does DOCG mean in italy?

denominazione di origine controllata garantita



created in 1985



garantita wines be approved by goverment tasting panel on annual basis

north italy



barolo and barbaresco are made from what grape varietal?

nebbiolo

how many years of wine and vine does Italy have ?

4,000 years of wine and vine



greeks christened enotria



"land of the vine"


20 regions



900,000 registered vineyards

piedmont is italian for?

foot of the mountain

primary grape varieties white from north italy?

cortese


armeis


chardonnay


moscato

what are the red primary grape varieties from north italy?

nebbiolo


barbera


dolcetto


brachetto

red primary grape varieties of tuscany? (4)

sangiovese also known as prugnolo gentile and brunello and morellino



canaiolo


syrah


cabernet sauvignon


merlot

central italy



primary white grape varieties from tuscany or toscana?

white


trebbianno toscano


vernaccia


malvasia

2 important DOC from veneto 2 whites?

prosecco and


suave