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Name the 5 most important regions in Northern Italy
Piedmont
Beneto
Emilia-Romagna
Trentino-Alto Adige
Lombardy
What are the two most important wines in Piedmont?
Barolo and Barbaresco
What is the most widely planted grape in Piedmont?
Barbera
What are the primary white grape varieties in Piedmont? (4)
Cortese
Arneis
Chardonnay
Moscato
What are the primary red grape varieties in Piedmont? (4)
Nebbiolo
Barbera
Colcetto
Brachetto
Which DOCG is Arneis and Nebbiolo in?
Roero
What Region is Barbaresco in?
piedmont
What region is Barolo in?
Piedmont
What region is Gattinara in?
Piedmont
What region is Barchetto d'Acqui in?
Piedmont
What region is Asti in?
Piedmont
What region is Moscato d'Asti in?
Piedmont
what region is Dolcetto di Dogliani Superiore in?
Piedmont
What region is Dolcetto Diano d'Alba in?
Piedmont
What region is Barbera d'Asti in?
Piedmont
What region is Barbera del Monferrao Superiore in?
Piedmont
What region is Gavi in?
Piedmont
What region is Roero in?
Piedmont
What are the wines from Barolo made with?
100% Nebbiolo
What are the growing characteristics of Nebbiolo?
Late ripening requiring long and dry seasons
Barbaresco wine is...
100% nebbiolo
Barbaresco Normale means..
two years aged
Barbaresco Riserva means...
four years aged
What is the capital of Lombardy?
Milan
What are the primary white grapes of Lombardy? (4)
Chardonnay
Pinot Grigio
Pinot Bianco
Lugana (Trebbiano)
What are the primary red grapes of Lombardy? (2)
Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca)
Pinot Nero
What region is is Valtellina in?
Lombardy
What region is Franciacorta in?
Lombardy
What region is Lugana di San Benedetto (DOC) in?
Lombady
What region is Oltrepo Pavese in?
Lombardy
What wine is produced in Valtellina?
Nebbiolo based reds
What wine is produced in Franciacorta?
Quality Metodo Classico Sparkling wines
What wine is produced in Lugana di SAan Benedetto DOC?
Whites from a clone of Trebbiano called Laguna
What wine is produced in Oltrepo Pavese?
Classico & Rose
What is the northernmost region in Italy?
Trentino-Alto Adige
What type of geology and terrior is in Trentino-Alto Adige?
Steep Alpine Valleys
How much of wine produced in Trentino-Alto Adige is DOC?
55%
What region is Valle d'Isarco in?
Trentino-Alto Adige
What region is Santa Maddalena in?
Trentino-Allto Adige
What region is is Trentino in?
Trentino-Alto Adige
What region is Trento in?
Trentino Alto Adige
What are the primary white grapes in Trentino-Alto Adige? (6)
Pinot Grigio
Chardonnay
Pinot Bianco
Sauvignon Blanc
Traminer
Tocai
What are the primary red grapes in Tentino-Alto Adige? (6)
Merlot
Cab Franc
Pinot Nero
Teroldego
Lagrein
Schiava
What is the 4th larges production area in Northern Italy?
Veneto
What are the principal cities in Veneto?
Venice and Verona
What are the primary white grapes in Veneto? (4)
Pinot Grigio
Glera (Prosecco)
Trebbiano
Garganega
What are the primary red grapes in Veneto? (6)
Corvin
Corvinone
Rondinella
Molinara
Cab Franc
Merlot
What region is Recioto della Valpolicella Amarone in?
Veneto
What region is Recioto della Valpolicella in?
Veneto
What region is Bardolino Superiore in?
Veneto
What region is Recioto di Gambellara in?
Veneto
What region is Prosecco di Conegliano in?
Veneto
What region is Presecco di Valdobiadenne in?
Veneto
What region isProsecco dei Colli Asolani in?
Veneto
What region is Soave Superiore in?
Veneto
What region is Soave Superiore Classico in?
Veneto
What region is Recioto di Soave in?
veneto
What is the appassimento process?
Grapes are harvested and dried for several weeks in special rooms
What is the appassimento process used to produce?
Passito, recioto and Amarone wines
What are Recioto wines and where are they from?
sweet wines made from passito grapes in Veneto
What 3 grapes are used in Amarone?
Corvina
Rondinella
Molinara
What is the alcohol content in wines from Amarone?
14-16%
4What are the 4 grapes used in Valpolicella?
Corvina
Rondinella
Molinara
Negrara
What are the 3 types of Valpolicella?
Valpolicella
Recioto della Valpolicells (Amarone)
Valpolicella Ripasso
What does Ripasso mean in english?
Re-passed
What is ripasso? Where is it used?
A traditional wine making technique in Veneto. Young Valpolicella is put into tanks or barrels with lees or dried fruit from previous Amarone fermentation.
What does ripasso accomplish?
Creates a secondary fermentation. It increases alcohol content and gives the wine an Amarone character
What 3 DOCG's are known for Prosecco?
Conegliano
Valdobiaddene
Colli Asolani
What is Soave made from?
Garganega..some Trebbiano
Where is Friuli Venezia Giulia, geographically?
Northeast corner of Italy next to Austria and Slovenia
What is the most planted grape in Friuli Venezia Giulia?
Merlot
What region is Fiurli Venezia Giulia in?
Veneto
What region is is Prosecco and Soave in?
Veneto
What region is Amarone in?
Veneto
What region is Valpolicella in?
Veneto
Name the 4 appellations in Friuli Venezi Giulia
Grave del Friuli
Colli Orientali
Collio
Isonzo
Name the two DOCG's in Friuli Venezi Giulia
Ramandolo (Verduzzo)
Picolit and Picolit-Gialla
What style of wines are made in Ramandolo (Verduzzo) and Picolit (Gialla)?
Sweet wines
What are the primary white varietals in Friuli Venezi Giulia? (5)
Pinot Grigio
Binot Bianco
Sauvignon Blanc
Chardonnay
Tocai Friulano
What are the primary red varietals in Friuli Venezi Giulia? (3)
Merlot
Refosco (Mondeuse)
Cab Sauv