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1
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Name 3 methods to combat frost

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  1. Oil Stoves
  2. Aspersion system
  3. Large propellers or turbins
  4. Helicopters
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2
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What is véraison

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French term for when grapes change color from green to black / bright lime green to a pale translucent green, as part of the ripening process that usually occurs in July

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3
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What is noble rot called in Germany

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Edelfäule

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4
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What is noble rot called in France

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Pourriture Noble

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5
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What is noble rot called in Italy

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Muffa Nobile

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6
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What is nobel rot called in Hungary

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Aszúsodás

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7
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What cause Millerandage, name 2

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  1. Cold, Wet weather at flowering
  2. Nutrient deficiency
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8
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What cause Coulure

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Cold or wet weather at flowering time

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9
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What is Oidium tuckerri

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Powdery mildew

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10
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Where is the Oidium tuckerri originated

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USA

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11
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What does Oidum tuckerri cause to vine?

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it attacks the green parts of the vine and develops white powdery spores.

It will cause grapes to
1. split open
2. fall off
3. not ripen

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12
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What is peronospera

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Downy mildew

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13
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What does Peronospera do to vine?

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attacks the green parts of the vine leaf in particular

  1. reduce the photosynthesis
  2. cause late ripening
  3. reduce yields
  4. lower sugar content in grapes
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14
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What is the other name of Powdery Mildew?

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Oidium tuckerii

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15
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What is the other name of Downy Mildew?

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Peronospera

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16
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What is the name of the louse / aphid responsible for the Great French Blight?

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Phylloxera

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17
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When was the Phylloxera discovered?

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1863

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18
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Name the 5 vine spieces used for grafting to combat Phylloxera

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  • Vitis Riparia
  • Vitis Rupestris
  • Vitis Berlandieri
  • Vitis Labrusca
  • Vitis Aestivalis
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19
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What kind of soils Phylloxera does not like

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Sandy, dry soils

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20
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Which regions in the world are Phylloxera free? Name 6

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  • Colares in Portugal
  • Mosel in Germany
  • Chile
  • Australia except for Yarra Valley
  • Provence
  • Priorat
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21
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Name 2 grapes that are naturally resistant to Phylloxera

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  • Assyrtiko grape in Santorini, Greece
  • Juan Garcia grape in Arribes river in Spain
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22
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What is the yeast name that is commonly used in winemaking?

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Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

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23
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What is the name of the person who introduced Biodynamics? What year?

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Rudolph Steiner from Austria, 1924

24
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 500

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Cow Manure / Dung

25
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 501

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Silica (Crystalline Quartz)

26
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 502

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Yarrow (White Flower)

27
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 503

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Chamomile

28
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 504

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Stinging nettle (Plant)

29
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 505

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Oak Bark

30
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 506

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Dandelion flower

31
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 507

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Valerian flower

32
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Name the main ingrediants of the Biodynamic preparation : 508

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Horsetail (Plant)

33
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What is dead arm?

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Fungal disease which affects the wood of the vine and causes it to die slowly.
Grapes on the other arm display amazing intensity

34
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What is the other name of Dead Arm Disease?

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Eutypa / Eutypia / Eutipiose

35
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Name a winery that makes a wine called Dead Arm

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d’Arenberg “Dead Arm Shiraz” from Mclaren Vale in Australia

36
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What are the reasons of Cultured yeasts being selected for winemaking rather than the wild yeasts?

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  • to quickly raise alcohol content in wine so can kill unwanted yeasts and acetobacter
  • to make consistent wines
  • as cultured yeasts can tolerate higher level of alcohol
37
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Budbreak in French

A

Débourrement

38
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Flower set in French

A

Floraison

39
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Green harvest in French

A

Ébourgeonnage

40
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What is green harvest

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Reducing the yield by picking off and dropping part of the harvest at the start of Verasion

41
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Harvest in French

A

Vendange

42
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Why does harvesting usually occur early in the morning?

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  • to prevent fermentation happening
  • to slow down oxidation
43
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Pruning in French

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Taille

44
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in which climate the Pergola is favored?

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Warm, Rainy places

ex) Rias Baixas in Portugal

45
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Who invented Guyot vine training?

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Dr. Jules Guyot (French)

46
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What kind of pruning is Guyot vine training

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Cane Pruning

47
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What is used to control the Downy Mildew

A

Bordeaux Copper

48
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What is used to control Powdery mildew

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Fungersite

49
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name 3 vineyard diseases spread by leafhopper

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  1. Pierce’s disease
  2. Flavescence Dorée
  3. Phytoplasma
50
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What are the conditions to have Noble rot?

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  1. Fog in the morning
  2. 80% Humidity
  3. Fog to be cleared by afternoon
  4. afternoon sunshine
51
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What is égrappoir

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Destemmer

52
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What is Chaptalixation

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increasing the sugar content prior to fermentation so that a higher alcoholic level can be reached in wine

53
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What is Vin doux naturel

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sweet wine produced by adding alcohol in the early stage of the fermentation which arrests the process before much of the sugar is used up

54
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What is Vin de Liqueur

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Sweet wine produced by adding grape spirit (grape brandy) to unfermented must.
also called mistelle.

55
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Explain more about Guyot Vine
Training

A

consists of renewal training methods. Meaning the fruiting branches are renewed through winter pruning
Works best in cooler climates like Europe

56
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