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Name 5 of the 10 counties in the Central Coast AVA
01. San Francisco
02. Alameda
03. Contra Costa
04 San Mateo
05. Santa Cruz
06. Santa Clara
07. Santa Benito
08. Monterey
09. San Luis Obispo
10. Santa Barbara
Name sub-AVA where San Francisco Bay AVA was drafted
Livermore Valley AVA
Name AVA within San Francisco Bay that is warm, windy & fog free
Livermore Valley AVA
Name the 1st AVA defined by a mountain range
Santa Cruz Mountains AVA
Name the AVA that overlaps Santa Cruz & Santa Clara counties
San Ysidro AVA
Name the AVA that overlaps Santa Clara & San Benito counties
Pacheco Pass AVA
Name the dominant grape of eastern Santa Cruz Mountains
Cabernet Sauvignon
Name the dominant grape of western Santa Cruz Mountains
Pinot Noir
Name the winery & vineyard that won the 2006 Paris Re-Match
1971 Ridge Monte Bello Cabernet Sauvignon
>>number 5 in 1971 and number 1 in 2006 rematch
State the number of sub-AVAs of Lodi
01. Sloughhouse (low vigor soils)
02. Alta Mesa (clay & gravel)
03. Borden Ranch (well drained)
04. Cosumnes River (cool & windy)
05. Jahant (cool & dry)
06. Clement Hills
07. Mokelumne River (sandy soils- best OV Zinfandel)
State the counties & valley Lodi is within
San Joaquin County & Sacramento County
Name the cooling influence on Lodi
Sacramento Delta
Name the most widely planted grape of Lodi
Zinfandel
Name the AVA that overlaps Yolo, Sacramento & Solano counties
Clarksburg AVA
What is the largest AVA in California?
Central Coast AVA
San Francisco Bay AVA stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1999
02). 6,000 of 1.5 million acres are under vine
03). Primary soil- well drained gravel
04). Includes Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz (except Santa Cruz Mountains AVA)
05). AVA was submitted by Carolyn Wente
San Francisco Bay AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay (27%)
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon (20%) and Merlot (15%)
Livermore Valley AVA stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1982
02). 4,800 of 96,000 acres are under vine
03). Primary soil- gravel
04). Protected by the Tri-Valley Conservancy
05). 40 wineries
06). Weather is warm & windy- protected from coastal fog by hills
07). Nearly 80% of all California Chard traces back to Livermore/Wente clone
Livermore AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillion
02). Red: Petite Sirah
Livermore History
01). Robert Livermore planted 1st commercial vines in 1844
02). 1883 CH Wente & James Concannon launched wineries
03). America's 1st international gold metal in 1889 at the Paris Exposition.
Santa Cruz County AVA stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1981
02). 1,500 of 408,000 acres are under vine
03). Thin varied soils (decomposed rock, clay, loam & limestone)
04). Minimum elevation 400 feet w/ vineyards as high as 3,200 feet
05). 80 wineries
06). Marine influence of Pacific Ocean and SF Bay
07). First AVA to designated by mountain/altitude
Santa Cruz County AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay (25% - Western/coastal side)
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon (25% - Eastern/inland), Zinfandel (Eastern/inland), Merlot (Eastern/inland), & Pinot Noir (25% - Western/coastal)
Santa Cruz Mountain History?
1877- Picchetti WInery
1866- Ridge Winery
1888- Novitiate Winery (now Testarossa WInery)
1942- MartinRay Winery (now Mount Eden Vineyard)
>>also the first to do 100% varietal wines
1949- Kathryn Kennedy Winery
1976- Paris Tasting- #5 1971 Ridge Monte Bello CS and #10 1973 David Bruce Chardonnay
Ben Lomond AVA stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1987
02). 38,400 acres
03). Eroded granite and sandstone
04). Pierce's disease and hungry deer
05). 3 wineries (Beauregard Vineyard is the only estate bottling)
06). Close to ocean- cool climate
07). Diurnal swings (as much as 60 degrees)
Ben Lomond AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon
Santa Clara Valley AVA Stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1989
02). 1,462 of 332,000 acres under vine
03). Urban sprawl has decimated the agriculture landscape
04). 25 wineries
05). Warm region- shielded by the Pacific Ocean by the Santa Cruz Mountains
Santa Clara Valley AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfndel, & Merlot
San Ysidro AVA Stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1990
02). 510 of 2,340 acres under vine
03). Cool climate
04). 0 wineries
San Ysidro AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Pinot Noir
Pacheco Pass AVA Stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1984
02). 20 of 3,240 acres under vine
03). 1 winery - Casa de Fruta / Zanger Vineyards
Pacheco Pass AVA grapes?
01). White: Sauvignon Blanc & fruit wines
02). Red: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, & Black Muscat
Lodi AVA Stats?
01). AVA was granted in 1986
02). 100,000 of 458,000 acres under vine
03). 75 wineries
Lodi AVA grapes?
01). White: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc & Pinot Gris
02). Red: Zinfandel, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, & Petite Sirah
Clarksburg AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 1984
02. 64,460 acres
03. 21 wineries
04. overlaps Sacramento, Yolo, & Solano Counties
Merritt Island AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 1987
02. 5000 acres
03. Fully within Clarksburg AVA & Yolo County
Capay Valley AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 2002
02. 25 of 102,400 acres planted
03. Yolo County
Dunnigan Hills AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 1993
02. 89,000 acres
03. Yolo County
River Junction AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 2001
02. 1,300 acres
03. San Joaquin County
Tracy Hills AVA stats?
01. AVA granted 2006
02. 3,920 acres
03. San Joaquin County
Solano County AVA stats?
01. AVA granted
02. 21,000 acres
03. 20 wineries
03. Suisun (1982), Green Valley AVA (1983), Clarksburg (1984), Wild Horse (1988)