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