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Name 5 of the 10 counties in the Central Coast AVA
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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 |
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Name sub-AVA where San Francisco Bay AVA was drafted
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Livermore Valley AVA
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Name AVA within San Francisco Bay that is warm, windy & fog free
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Livermore Valley AVA
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Name the 1st AVA defined by a mountain range
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Santa Cruz Mountains AVA
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Name the AVA that overlaps Santa Cruz & Santa Clara counties
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San Ysidro AVA
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Name the AVA that overlaps Santa Clara & San Benito counties
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Pacheco Pass AVA
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Name the dominant grape of eastern Santa Cruz Mountains
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Cabernet Sauvignon
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Name the dominant grape of western Santa Cruz Mountains
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Pinot Noir
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Name the winery & vineyard that won the 2006 Paris Re-Match
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1971 Ridge Monte Bello Cabernet Sauvignon
>>number 5 in 1971 and number 1 in 2006 rematch |
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State the number of sub-AVAs of Lodi
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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) |
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State the counties & valley Lodi is within
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San Joaquin County & Sacramento County
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Name the cooling influence on Lodi
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Sacramento Delta
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Name the most widely planted grape of Lodi
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Zinfandel
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Name the AVA that overlaps Yolo, Sacramento & Solano counties
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Clarksburg AVA
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What is the largest AVA in California?
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Central Coast AVA
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San Francisco Bay AVA stats?
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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 |
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San Francisco Bay AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay (27%)
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon (20%) and Merlot (15%) |
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Livermore Valley AVA stats?
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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 |
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Livermore AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillion
02). Red: Petite Sirah |
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Livermore History
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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. |
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Santa Cruz County AVA stats?
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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 |
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Santa Cruz County AVA grapes?
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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) |
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Santa Cruz Mountain History?
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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 |
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Ben Lomond AVA stats?
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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) |
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Ben Lomond AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon |
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Santa Clara Valley AVA Stats?
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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 |
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Santa Clara Valley AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfndel, & Merlot |
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San Ysidro AVA Stats?
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01). AVA was granted in 1990
02). 510 of 2,340 acres under vine 03). Cool climate 04). 0 wineries |
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San Ysidro AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay
02). Red: Pinot Noir |
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Pacheco Pass AVA Stats?
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01). AVA was granted in 1984
02). 20 of 3,240 acres under vine 03). 1 winery - Casa de Fruta / Zanger Vineyards |
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Pacheco Pass AVA grapes?
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01). White: Sauvignon Blanc & fruit wines
02). Red: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, & Black Muscat |
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Lodi AVA Stats?
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01). AVA was granted in 1986
02). 100,000 of 458,000 acres under vine 03). 75 wineries |
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Lodi AVA grapes?
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01). White: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc & Pinot Gris
02). Red: Zinfandel, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, & Petite Sirah |
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Clarksburg AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 1984
02. 64,460 acres 03. 21 wineries 04. overlaps Sacramento, Yolo, & Solano Counties |
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Merritt Island AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 1987
02. 5000 acres 03. Fully within Clarksburg AVA & Yolo County |
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Capay Valley AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 2002
02. 25 of 102,400 acres planted 03. Yolo County |
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Dunnigan Hills AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 1993
02. 89,000 acres 03. Yolo County |
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River Junction AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 2001
02. 1,300 acres 03. San Joaquin County |
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Tracy Hills AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted 2006
02. 3,920 acres 03. San Joaquin County |
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Solano County AVA stats?
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01. AVA granted
02. 21,000 acres 03. 20 wineries 03. Suisun (1982), Green Valley AVA (1983), Clarksburg (1984), Wild Horse (1988) |