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This country is the 4th largest producer:
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US
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This country is the 6th largest exporter:
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US
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This country is the 3rd largest importer
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US
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This country is the 3rd largest consumer of wine:
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US
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Of the American total wine production CA produces what %
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90%
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Until the mid 1800s due to sparse inhabitants, vineyards were established by who and for what reason:
What type of grapes were grown: |
by catholic missionaries for small scale production of sacramental wine
Mission grapes |
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This is a hardy but unexciting wine grape propagated for centuries in the Americas after being brought from Europe by the conquistadors:
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Mission Grape
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Brothers who were almost singlehandedly responsible for ensuring that there was consistent and reasonably priced wine on the American table after Prohibition:
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Ernest and Julio Gallo
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Hungarian immigrant who helped found the CA wine industry and brought many European vines to Sonoma in 1861
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Agoston Harazthy
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Founder of the first Napa Valley winery in 1861:
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Charles Krug
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Founder of the first successful US commercial winery in Ohio in the 1830s
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Nicholas Longworth
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CA winemaker who was most instrumental in establishing the reputation of CA (and by extension US) wine quality among consumers
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Robert Mondavi
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Wine journalist credited with introducing and promoting the concept of varietal labeling to help CA better define its wines:
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Frank Schoonmaker
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Franciscan monk who planted the 1st vineyards in CA in the 1760s and 1770s:
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Junipero Serra
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CA winemaker who introduced many modern techniques to the US and mentored many other winemakers:
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Andre Tchelisticheff
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What amendment enacted prohibition and the year:
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18th Ammendment
January 1920 |
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How long was prohibition?
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13 years
Jan 1920 until Jan 1834 1920-1933 |
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After prohibition how were wines marketed:
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Using European apellations such as "Burgundy"
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What amendment repealed prohibition:
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21st Amendment
in 1933 it went into effect 1/1/1934 |
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These grapes are from where:
Catawba Delaware Niagara Concord |
Native American grapes
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Synonym for
Fume Blanc |
Sauvignon Blanc
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Synonym for Mataro
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Mourvedre
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Synonym for Muscat Canelli
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Muscat Blanc
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Synonym in the US for Valdepenas
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Tempranillo
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Synonym in the US for White Riesling
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Riesling
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Synonym no longer allowed in the US:
Gamay Beaujolais |
Pinot Noir
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Synonym no longer allowed in the US Valdiguie
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Pinot Noir or Gamay
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Synonym no longer allowed in the US for Johannisberg Riesling:
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Riesling
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Synonym no longer allowed in the US for Napa Gamay
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Gamay
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What is Scuppernong?
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Native American Grape of another species other than labrusca-used primarily in the midwest
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Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc and Chambourcin are:
Native American Grapes Of the Labrusca Species French-American Hybrids |
They are all French American Hybrids
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What is the top wine grape in the US
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Chardonnay
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What is the top red wine grape of the US?
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Cabernet followed by Merlot, then Zinfandel
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Two grapes that had a mysterious orgin that they came to be considered unique to the US
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Zinfandel and Petite Sirah
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The political boundaries for grapes and viticultural in the US are called:
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AVA's
American Viticultural Areas |
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How many AVAs are in the US?
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200
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How many AVAs are in CA?
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110
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Brand Name |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Class or type of wine |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Alcohol Content |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Name and address of the bottler/importer |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Place of Origin |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Net Contents (volume) of the bottle |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Sulfite Statement |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Health Warning |
Mandatory
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Vintage Date |
Optional
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Grape Variety |
Optional
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Appellaton of Origin |
Optional
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Estate Bottled |
Optional
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Is this mandatory or Optional on the US wine Label:
Label Art |
Optional
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CM/CV on a "CA Champagne" bottle means what
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It is short hand for classic method/classic varieties- indicating classic varieties of Champagne
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Alcohol Volume in the US usually falls between:
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11-15%
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The TTB in the uses allows a variance in alcohol stated by-
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1.5% on wine
Wine with alcohol higher than 14% is classified as dessert wine and can only vary by 1 % Sparkling wine can only have a 1% variance |
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Must a wine display the country's origin
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Yes, or a specific appellation with in that country which implies the country
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In the US, what % must be from the place stated on the bottle:
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75% if from the US-25% can be from imported bulk wine
If a county or state, or foreign place is stated it must be 85% |
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What % must be from the Vintage date stated?
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95%
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If a grape variety is stated what % must be from that grape variety in the US:
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75%
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What is the grape variety % if a grape variety is stated on Native American Grapes
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51%
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If the Wine comes from Oregon, what must the variety contain:
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90% of the grape variety
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If a country is stated on a bottle of wine, in the US, what % must come from that country
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75%
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If grapes state a county or State on the bottle what % must come from there:
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75% except for,
CA 100% WA 95% |
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If an AVA is stated on the bottle what % of the grapes must come from there:
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85%
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If a Specific Vineyard is stated what % of the grapes must come from there:
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95%
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What are the rules for Estate Bottled in the US:
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-grapes must come from the vineyards owned or leased by the winery
-vineyards must be within a single AVA -Winery must be located in the same AVA as the vineyards |
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What % of the Vineyard acreage in the US is in CA?
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85%
they produce 90% of the wine |
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CA has what type of climate:
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Mediterranean
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The 5 broad regional AVA's in CA
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North Coast
Sierra Foothills San Francisco Bay Central Coast South Coast |
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This CA AVA includes:
Napa Sonoma Medocino Lake |
North Coast
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This CA AVA is in the Sierra Nevada Mountains east of Sacramento
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Sierra Foothills
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This CA AVA covers the area from San Francisco and Oaklan to Santa Cruz
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San Francisco Bay
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CA AVA that takes in the Pacific Coast counties between Oakland and Santa Barbara
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Central Coast
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CA AVA that is below Los Angeles
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South Coast
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The best know US wine region internationally:
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Napa
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The 3rd largest county in CA in terms of wine grape acreage:
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Napa
after San Joaquin and Sonoma Napa is 1/10th of the state's total |
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What % of wine in CA comes from Napa
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4%
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Napa is what % red grapes:
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3/4 or 75%
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Napa's dominant grape:
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Cabernet Sauvignon
Chardonnay is the top white (2nd) followed by: Merlot, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc |
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This AVAs are located in what county in CA:
Yountville Stags Leap District Oakville Rutherford St. Helen Calistoga |
Napa
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These AVAs are located in what county:
Oak Knoll District Carneros |
Below Napa City in the cooler part of Napa County
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These higher elevations appellations are located where
Mt. Veeder Spring Mountain District Atlas Peak |
Napa
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Which county Napa or Sonoma is more divers in terms of terroir?
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Sonoma
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This area in CA represents burgundian red and white wines, Champagne style sparkling wines, some Rhone varieties plus Zinfandel:
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Sonoma
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Sonoma's most widely planted grape is:
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Chardonnay
followed by Cab Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot, the Zinfandel |
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Sonoma's larges AVA is:
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Northern Sonoma
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The Alexander Valley AVA is located in which County
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Sonoma-East
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The Los Carneros AVA is located in which county in the US
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Sonoma-Southern
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The Dry Creek Valley is located which county in the US:
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Sonoma-East of Alexander,north of Northern Sonoma
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The Knights Valley is located in which county in the US
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Sonoma-East below Alexander
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The Russian River Valley is located in which county in the US
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Sonoma-West below the Northern Sonoma AVA
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The coolest parts of Sonoma County are:
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the gap were the Russian River breaks through the coastal range in the south near San Pablo Bay
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What portion of Sonoma grapes are red?
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2/3
Cab Sauvignon slightly leading Pinot Noir Chardonnay accounts for 80% of the white wine |
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How many AVA's in:
Napa and Sonoma |
15 in Napa
13 in Sonoma |
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Where is the Anderson Valley AVA located
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Mendocino, in the North Coast AVA of California
It is one of the coolest growing areas in CA |
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Central Coast AVA in CA is well known for
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Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs
light to Medium bodied wines |
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Where is the Monterey AVA located?
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In the Central Coast, it is one of the top 5 wine producing counties
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What county is Paso Robles located in?
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San Luis Obispo, Central Coast AVA
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San Luis Obispo County in the Central Coast includes what 3 AVAs?
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Paso Robles
Edna Valley Arroyo Grande Valley |
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Santa Maria Valley, Santa Rita Hills and Santa Ynez Valley AVAs are located where:
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Santa Barbara County in Central Coast AVA
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Almost half of CA's total wine grape acreage is here, much of it goes into juice and raisin production:
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Central Valley AVA
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Central Valley AVA is known for what smaller AVA:
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Lodi
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The main grape variety in the Sierra Foothills AVA is:
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Zinfandel
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Where is teh Temecula Valley AVA?
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South Coast AVA
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The 2nd largest producer (state) of vinifera wine in the US?
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Washington
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This state is divided by the high Cascades range into a cool and very rainy western part and a larger zone to the east that has desertlike conditions with hot summers, very cold winters, and very little preciptation
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Washington
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All most all of Washington's states Vineyards are located:
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east of the Cascades
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What are the grape leader's in Washington State?
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Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon
but the Merlot and Syrah draw the highest critical acclaim. |
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The primary site in the US for Riesling is in which State:
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Washington
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How many AVAs are in Washington?
How many are East of the Cascades |
11
9 |
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The largest AVA in Washington is:
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Columbia Valley AVA
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All Eastern AVA's in Washington are contained in which AVA
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Columbia Valley AVA
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What state is Horse Heaven Hills AVA located?
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Washington State
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What state is Rattlesnake Hills located in?
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Washington
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Where is Walla Walla Valley?
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Washington State and Oregon
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Where is the Yakima Valley
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Washington State
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Where is Wahluke Slope
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Washington State
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Oregon wine accounts for what % of US wine:
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1%
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Oregon's winery's are East or West of the Cascades
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West
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This grape makes up 60% of the vineyard acreage in Oregon
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Pinot Noir
Followed by Pinot Gris |
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Oregon Law requires a 90% of the variety if labeled by variety, but makes a 75% exception for which grape
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Cabernet Sauvignon
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The Willamette Valley is located where:
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Oregon
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The Rogue Valley and Umpqua Valley are located where:
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in the Southern Oregon AVA
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Where is the Columbia Valley located?
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Oregon and Washington
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Where is the Columbia Gorge located?
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Oregon and Washington
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Where is Snake River Valley
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Oregon
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Where is Eola Amity Hills Located
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Oregon
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You would find French American Hybrids like Aurora and Cayuga the only state east of the Pacific Coast that produces a significant volume of wine which is
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NY
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Which State ranks 2nd behind CA in wine production?
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NY, but not vinifera grapes
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New York accounts for what % of the US wine production
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2.5%
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What state is the Finger Lakes in?
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NY
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Where does the Niagara Peninsula appellation
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Canada
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Where is Okanagan Valley?
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British Columbia
almost exclusively vinifera |
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What country has the VIntners Quality Alliance (VQA)
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Canada
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Does Canada or Mexico produce more wine?
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Mexico-but mostly for Brandy
and mostly in Baja CA |