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1. How many DOCG are there in Fruili-Venezia-Giulia?
Ramandolo, Rosazzo, Colli Orientali del Friuli Picolit, Lison (shared with Veneto)
2. What are Sauvignon Blanc called in Friuli and what is another name for Friuliano?
SB - Sauvignon. Friulano - Verduzzo Friulano, Tai & Verduzzo Gialla
3. Give the general style of Friuli.
Crisp, aromatic, fruit driven, clean for quick consumption.
4. What is Cialla?
A subzone of Colli Orientali del Friuli-Picolit which requires 100% Picolit, 1 abv higher and 2 years of aging instead of 1.
5. Name the most plated red grape of Friuli and 3 of its indigenious red varietals.
Merlot (most). Indigenious are Refosco, Pignolo and Schiopettino
6. Which DOCG is shared by Friuli & Veneto?
Lison - 85% tai and March 1st of harvest. Classico 0.5 abv higher and 1 tons/ha lesser
1. Name the DOC that covers Trentino-Alto Adige & Verona.
Valdadige
2. What is another name for Schiava?
Enantio/ Vernatsch
3. How many DOCG are found in Trention- Alto Adige?
None
4. What is Santa Magddelena?
Subzone of Alto Adige that premier in Schiava
5. Lagrien is indigenious to Trentino or Alto Adige?
Trention but thrives in alto Adige
12. How many percent of Teroldego is required in Teroldego Rotaliano DOC?
Riserva? 100% for both. Riserva aged for 2 years.
13. How many percent of Moilinara, Oseleta & Negrara are allowed in an Amarone blend?
15% max
14. What is Fruttai?
straw mats or speacial lofts to dry amarone grapes
16. What are the traditional wood cask used in Valpolicella production?
Slovanian Botti
17. Explain Ripasso.
A wine re-passed over and refermented with unpressed grape skins previously fermented for Amarone and Recioto
18. What is a Bardolino Chiaretto?
A rose from Bardolino zone in Veneto using Corvina and Rondinella blend. Bardolino superiore is a DOCG.
19. What is RIVE?
Hillside Vineyards. When appear on label the Glera grapes for Prosseco production Hand harvested.
20. Can Recioto della Valpolicella be Spumante?
Yes
21. Can Recioto di Soave be Spumante?
Yes. Can Soave Superiore be spumante? No
22. Give another name for the area of Soave Classico.
Colli Scaligeri
23. What is the different between Recioto di Soave and Recioto di Gambellara?
100% garganega for Gambellara, 70% for Soave
24. Give two sparkling DOCG in Veneto.
Cogneliano-Valdiobianne & Asolo DOCG
25. What is Cartizze?
t
26."rifermentazione in bottiglia"?
Second fermentation in the bottle for frizzante prosseco
27. What are requires in order to label a vintage prosseco?
85% grapes must come from Vintage year and both DOCG areas