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19 Cards in this Set
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2 pink-skinned grape varieties descended from original European vines, widely grown throughout Argentina |
Criolla (Grande & Chica) Cereza |
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Chilean name for the wine grape known in Italy as Friulano |
Sauvignon Vert (or Sauvignonasse) |
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Two "signature" grapes of Argentina |
Malbec & Torrontes |
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Two established DOC regions in Argentina |
Lujan de Cuyo, San Rafael |
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The four northern most wine-producing provinces in Argentina |
Jujuy, Salta, Catamarca, Tucuman |
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Subregion of Salta well known for high altitude Torrontes |
Cafayate |
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Province that accounts for over 70% of Argentina's vineyards |
Mendoza |
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Three wine producing provinces located in Patagonia |
Rio Negro, Neuquen, La Pampa |
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Leading grape variety of Chile |
Cabernet Sauvignon |
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This grape was previously mistaken for a Merlot in Chile |
Carmenere |
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Three geographical terms used (as of 2011) to further define Chile's wine regions |
Costa (coast) Entre Cordilleras (between the mountains) Andes |
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The six main viticultural regions of Chile, from North to South |
Atacama Coquimbo Aconcagua Central Valley Del Sur (southern regions) Austral |
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Cold ocean current that cools the Chilean coast |
Humboldt Current |
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Three subregions of the Coquimbo region |
Elqui Valley Limari Valley Choapa |
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Three subregions of the Aconcagua region |
Aconcagua Valley Casablanca Valley San Antionio Valley |
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Wine region surrounding the city of Santiago de Chile |
Maipo Valley |
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Two zones of Chile's Rapel Valley |
Cachapoal Valley Colchagua Valley |
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Three subregions of Chile's Maule Valley |
Claro Valley Loncomilla Valley Tutuven Valley |
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Leading grape variety of Uruguay |
Tannat |
