Australia Flashcards
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Who is Max Schubert?
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Pioneering Australian winemaker, most notably credited with creating Penfolds Grange Hermitage
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What is the Label Integrity Program? What are its stipulations?
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Introduced in 1990, it stipulated that wines labeled by variety, vintage, or region must contain 85% of stated grape, year, or region.
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When were the first GIs rolled out?
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1994
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What areas are included within the Southeastern Australia Zone?
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Part of South Australia, Part of Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales
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True or False: Chaptalization is illegal in Australia
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TRUE
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What are the G.Is of the Mount Lofty Ranges
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Adelaide Hills, Adelaide Plains, Clare Valley
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What Zone contains Adelaide Hills?
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Mount Lofty Ranges
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What are the GIs of Western Australia?
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Swan Valley, Perth Hills, Peel, Geographe, Blackwood Valley, Margaret River, Manjimup, Pemberton, Great Southern
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What are the G.I.s of Great Southern?
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Albany, Denmark, Frankland River, Mount Barker, Porongorup
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What is the northernmost GI of Great Southern?
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Frankland River
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Where is Mount Barker, Mount Benson, and Mount Gambier respectively?
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Mount Barker is a GI of Great Southern. Mount Gambier and Mount Benson are both GIs within the Limestone Coast of South Australia.
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What varieties are common in Mount Barker GI?
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Riesling and Shiraz
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What are the key varieties of Denmark and Albany?
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Pinot Noir and Chardonnay
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Who are the “first five” of Margaret River
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Vasse Felix, Leeuwin Estate, Cullen, Moss Wood, Cape Mentelle
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Where does Cullen produce wine?
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Margaret River
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Recommend a cabernet based wine from Margaret River GI
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Vasse Felix Heytesbury
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Recommend a chardonnay from Margaret River
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Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay
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What is the Australian synonym for Mourvedre?
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Mataro
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What is the climate of Margaret River?
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Maritime. Mediterranean in terms of rainfall.
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What bodies of water lie to the West and South of Western Australia?
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Indian Ocean is West. Southern Ocean is South.
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What is the hottest GI in Western Australia
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Perth Hills
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What does the term ‘doctors-cum-winemakers’ refer to? Give an example.
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Early development of viticulture, particularly in Western Australia dominated by Doctors. Dr. Tom Cullity of Vasse Felix.
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Where is Castelli Estate?
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Great Southern GI of Western Australia
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True or False: South Australia is phylloxera free
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TRUE
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What region is Australia is known as 'The Wine State'?
South Australia
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What vineyard has the world's oldest syrah vines? What year were they planted?
Langmeil 'Freedom' Vineyard. Barossa. 1843
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Where is the 'Freedom' Vineyard?
Barossa
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Where is Robe GI?
Limestone Coast of South Australia
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Where is Mount Benson?
Limestone Coast of South Australia
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Where is Mount Gambier?
Limestone Coast of South Australia
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What are the GIs of the LImestone Coast?
Robe, Coonawarrra, Padthaway, Mount Benson, Mount Gambier, Wrattonbully,
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Where is Wrattonbully?
Limestone Coast of South Australia
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Where is the Lower Murray Zone?
South Australia
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What is the sole GI of the Lower Murray Zone?
Riverland GI
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Where is Riverland GI?
Lower Murray Zone, South Australia
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What are the GIs of the Fleurieu Zone?
Mclaren Vale, Southern Fleurieu, Langhorne Creek, Currency Creek, Kangaroo Island
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What zone contains Kangaroo Island?
Fleurieu Zone
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What zone contains the Southern Flinders Ranges?
Far North Zone, South Australia
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What are the GIs of the Barossa Zone?
Eden Valley, Barossa Valley
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How old must vines be to be listed as Centenarian vines in the Barossa Charter?
100 years
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How old must the vines be for Ancestor vines in the Barossa Charter?
125 years
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How old are Survivor Vines in the Barossa Charter?
70 years
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What are the 4 categories of the Barossa Charter?
Old Vines, Survivor Vines, Centenarian Vines, Ancestor Vines
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Who produces 'The Laird'?
Torbreck
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What are the soils of Barossa?
Loamy, clay soils
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What is second most planted variety in Barossa?
Cabernet Sauvignon
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What is the most planted variety in Barossa?
Shiraz
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What is the most planted white grape in Barossa?
Chardonnay
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Where is the North Para River?
Barossa
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Recommend a Shiraz from Barossa Valley
Elderton Command.
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True or False: Penfolds Grange is 100% Barossa Fruit
FALSE
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What are the main differences between Barossa and Eden Valley?
Eden Valley is cooler, wetter, higher elevation, and is more sparsely planted
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Where is 'Hill of Grace'?
Eden Valley
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Who makes 'Virgilius'? Where is it located?
Yalumba. Eden Valley.
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Recommend a riesling from Eden Valley
Pewsey Vale Contours Riesling. Released after 5 years!
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Where is Heggies Vineyard? What is it most known for?
Eden Valley. Chardonnay.
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What are the sub regions of Adelaide Hills?
Lenswood and Piccadilly Valley
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What is the most planted grape of Adelaide Hill GI?
Sauvignon Blanc. Whites account for 70% of plantings here.
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Where is 'Mount Edelstone'? Who produces this wine?
Eden Valley. Henschke
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Where is Polish Hill?
Clare Valley
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Where is Lenswood GI?
Adelaide Hills
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Where is Piccadilly GI?
Adelaide Hills
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What are the unofficial sub regions of Clare Valley?
Watervale, Polish Hill
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Recommend two producers of riesling from Clare Valley
Grosset, Pikes
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True or False: Whites are more commonly planted in Clare Valley
False. Reds dominate with 64% of plantings.
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What is the climate of McLaren Vale?
Maritime
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What is the most planted white of McLaren Vale?
Chardonnay
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Who produces 'Dead Arm'? Where is it produced?
D'Arenberg. McLaren Vale
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What are the soils of McLaren Vale?
Brown loamy soils
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Recommend a chardonnay from McLaren Vale
Gemtree 'Citrine' Chardonnay
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Who produces 'Obsidian'? Where is it produced?
Gemtree, McLaren Vale
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Where does Clarendon Hills make Astralis?
McLaren Vale
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What is Terra Rossa?
Type of red clay produced by weathering of limestone caused by oxidation and the appearance of iron oxide.
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Who owns half of the vineyards of Coonawarra?
Wynns
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Where is Wynns famous for making wine?
Coonawarra
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Where is Majella estate?
Coonawarra
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What are the most planted varieties in Mount Gambier GI?
Pinor Noir and Sauvignon Blanc
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True or False: Victoria has been phylloxera free
FALSE
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Where is Domaine Chandon in Australia?
Yarra Valley, Victoria
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What zone contains Sunbury GI?
Port Phillip
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What zone contains Geelong GI?
Port Phillip
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What are the GIs of Port Phillip?
Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong, Macedon Ranges, Sunbury
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What is the most planted variety in Yarra Valley GI?
Chardonnay
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Where is Coldstream Hills based?
Yarra Valley, Victoria
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Recommend a pinot noir from Victoria
BINDI 'Block 5' Pinot Noir Macedon Ranges, Victoria
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What region is Tahblik well known for?
Goulburn Valley
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Who is the most famous producer of Goulburn Valley?
Tahblik
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Is botrytis desireable in Rutherglen Muscat?
No. Ruins varietal character
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What is the main difference from Rutherglen Muscat and Topaque?
Topaque is produced from white grapes while Muscat can be red or white
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What is the grape of Topaque
muscadelle
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Recommend a Rutherglen Muscat
Chambers Rare Rutherglen Muscat
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What other GI produces similar styles of Fortified wines as Rutherglen?
Glenrowan
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Where is Giaconda estate?
Beechworth
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Where is Beechworth GI?
North East Victoria
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What GI contains Great Western GI?
Grampians GI
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Where is Pyrenees GI?
Western Victoria
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What Zone in Victoria does not contain any GIs?
Gippsland
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What are the GIs of North East Victoria?
Rutherglen, King Valley, Alpine Valleys, Beechworth, Glenrowan
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What are the GIs of Central Victoria?
Bendigo, Goulburn Valley, Heathcote, Strathbogie Ranges, Upper Goulburn
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What are the GIs of Port Phillip?
Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong, Macedon Ranges, Sunbury
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What are the GIs of Western VIctoria?
Grampians, Pyrenees, Henty
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What are the GIs of NorthWest Victoria?
Murray Darling, Swan Hill
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Where is Broke Fordwich?
Hunter Valley
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Where are the oldest plantings of Verdelho in Australia?
Broke Fordwich, Hunter GI
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Where is Pokolbin?
Hunter GI
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What are the sub regions of Hunter GI?
Upper Hunter Valley, Broke Fordwich, Pokolbin
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What is the most planted grape in Hunter Valley?
Semillon
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Recommend a bottling of Hunter Valley Semillon
Tyrell's Vat 1
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What is Brokenwood 'ILR Reserve'? Where is it produced?
Semillon. Hunter Valley
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What are the GIs of the Central Ranges Zone?
Mudgee, Cowra, Orange
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Where is the Central Ranges Zone?
New South Wales
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What is the difference between Swan Valley and Swan Hill?
Swan Valley is in Western Victoria. Swan Hill is in New South Wales.
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Where is Craigmoor?
Mudgee GI
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What GI has the highest elevations in the country?
Orange GI, New South Wales
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Where is Riverina?
Big Rivers Zone. New South Wales.
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What GI is also known as the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area?
Riverina
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What is the difference between Riverina GI and Riverland GI
Riverina GI is located in the Big Rivers Zone of New South Wales. Riverland GI is located in the Lower Murray Zone of South Australia.
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Where is the Canberra District? What is it known for?
South New South Wales. Syrah. Comparisons to Cote Rotie.
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Where does Clonakilla produce wine?
Canberra District GI
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Where is Perricota GI?
Big Rivers Zone, New South Wales
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What GI is shared between Victoria and New South Wales?
Murray Darling
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Where is Hastings River?
Northern Rivers Zone, New South Wales
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Where is New England Australia?
Northern Slopes Zone, New South Wales
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What GI is located in Northern Slopes?
New England Australia
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What are the GIs of Big Rivers Zone?
Murray Darling, Perricota, Riverina, Swan Hill
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What are the GIs of the South Coast Zone?
Shoalhaven Coast, Southern Highlands
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Where is Tumbarumba GI?
Southern New South Wales, New South Wales
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Where is Gundagai?
Southern New South Wales, New South Wales
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Where is Hilltops GI?
Southern New South Wales, New South Wales
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Where is the Western Plains Zone?
New South Wales
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Where is CoalRiver?
Tasmania
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Where is the Tamar Valley?
Tasmania
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What is Australia coolest and southernmost wined producing area?
Tasmania
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Recommend a producer of sparkling wine from Tasmania
Jansz Premium Vintage cuvee
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What is the most planted variety of Tasmania?
Pinot Noir
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Who produces Cyril Cabernet?
Henschke
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Who owns Penfolds and Lindemans?
Treasury Wine Estates
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What GIs touch the coast in Victoria?
Henty in Western Victoria, Mornington Peninsula and Geelong in Port Philip, and Gippsland.
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Name the zone for the following appellations: Bendigo and Pyrenees.
Bendigo is in Central Victoria. Pyrenees is in Western Victoria.
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Who was Maurice O Shea?
He founded Mt.Pleasant in Hunter Valley in 1925 and produced some of Australia's first wines labeled by variety.
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When was the first vintage of Grange Hermitage
1951
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What was the first vintage of Hill of Grace?
1958
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What are the three categories of Langton's Classification of Australian wine?
Exceptional, Outstanding, and Excellent
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List 3 wines that are recognized in Langton's Classification of Australian wine
Leeuwin Art Series Chardonnay, Rockford Basket Press Shiraz, Wendouree Shiraz, Moss Wood Cabernet, Clarendon Hills Astralis, Giaconda Chardonnay, Grosset Polish Hill Riesling
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What happened in the 2003, 2006, 2008, and 2009 vintages of Australia?
Drought
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What unique events occured in the 2009 and 2011 vintages of Australia?
In 2009 the Victorian bush fires and in 2011 La Nina inflicted some of the wettest growing seasons ever in South East Australia
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Name 3 wineries owned by Treasury Wine Estates
Coldstream Hills, Penfolds, Wynns, Beringer, BV Vineyards
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What is the most planted white in Australia?
Chardonnay
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If multiple grapes are included in a blend, what is required by the Label Integrity Program?
They must be listed in order of proportion in the blend
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What are 3 stipulations of the Label Integrity Prregion.
Min. 85% of variety, vintage, and Region. If a blend, all varietys included must be listed in proportion of the blend. All components must make up 85%. Also any reference to foreign geographical regions is prohibited. Labels must also declare the amount of standard drinks the wine contains
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What is the largest state in Australia?
Western Australia
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What is typical of much of the typography in Western Australia?
Most vineyards are planted on relatively flat coastal plains
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What two ocean breezes moderate temperatures in Western Australia?
Albany Doctor and Freemantile Doctor
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What are the soils of Margaret River?
Free draining gravels and sandy loam
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Who was Dr. John Gladstones
a Legal agronomist that identified and suggested the creation of six different sub regions based on climate and soil difference in Margaret River
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Where is Wilyabrup?
Margaret River
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Where is Yallingup?
Margaret River
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Where is Karridale?
Margaret River
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Name two subregions of Margaret River
Wilyabrup, Wallcliffe, Yallingup, Karridale, Treeton, Carbunup
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Where does Voyager estate produce wine?
Margaret River
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What subregion of Margaret River is considered the Cabernet Heartland?
Wilyabrup Valley
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What is the 'Golden Triangle'
The holy trinity of Margaret River Chardonnay, all within Wallcliffe--Cape Mentelle, Leeuwin Estate, and Voyager Estate
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What is the 2nd most prominent GI in Western Australia?
Great Southern GI
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Where is Forest Hill? Why is this important?
It is in Mount Barker. This was the site where Houghton and its famed winemaker Jack Mann, produced Great Southern's first red wine from Forest Hill Cabernet Grapes in 1972.
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What grape variety is the most planted in both Pemberton and Manjimup GIs?
Sauvignon Blanc. Remember these are cool climate regions that sit parallel to Great Southern GI.
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Where does Houghton produce wines?
They are a BIG player in Western Australia
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What GIs are contained within the Adelaide Super Zone?
Mount Lofty Ranges, Barossa Zone, and Fleurieu Zone
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Where does Jacob's Creek produce wine?
Barossa. Located in Rowland Flat, thiswas also where Orlando Wines was established.
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Who produces Bin 707?
Penfolds. Flagship Cabernet wine
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What are Australia's oldest Cabernet vines?
Penfolds Block 42 in Barossa
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Where is Seppeltsfield?
Barossa
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Who produces 'RunRig'? Where is it produced?
Torbreck. Barossa
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Who produces Plexus? Why is this worth conversation?
John Duval,former winemaker for Grange at Penfolds
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What are key differences between Eden Valley and Barossa?
Eden has higher elevation, a more hilly terrain, is cooler, wetter, with stonier soils
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What is the coolest region in South Australia?
Adelaide Hills GI
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What is the most planted grape in Adelaide Hills?
Sauvignon Blanc
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Who produces the Armagh? Where is it produced?
Jim Barry. Clare Valley.
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What body of water lies west of Mclaren Vale?
The Gulf of St. Vincent
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What body of water supplies water for Langhorne Creek?
Lake Alexandrina. The region didn't kick off until the 1990s when licenses were granted to transport irrigation water from the lake to the mouth of the Murray River
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Who is the longest producer in Langhorne Creek?
Metala. They make a redblend at Stonyfell Vineyard
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Who was John Riddoch?
Landowner and politician who owned 28,500 haof land across Australia and planted the first vines in Coonawarra in 1891
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What is the climate of Coonawarra?
Cool Mediterranean
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List from north to South: Coonawarra, Padthaway, Wrattonbully
Padthaway, Wrattonbully, Coonawarra
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Who were the Ryrie brothers?
Three Scottishborn cattlemen from Sydney that leased 43,000 acres for grazing in Yarra Valley--and named their property 'Yerring'
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Where did Phylloxera first appear in Victoria?
Geelong
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Who produces Quintet? Where is it produced?
Mount Mary. It is a Cabernet based blend that is produced in the Yarra Valley. Veryfamous wine.
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What is the coolest GI on the Australian mainland?
Macedon Ranges
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Who produces 1860 Vines Shiraz?
Tahbilk
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Who produces 1927 Vines Marsanne?
Tahbilk
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True or False: Rutherglen muscat is produced by red grapes
True. Red grapes.
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What eight wineries produce Muscat wines in Rutherglen?
All Saints, Chambers, Campbells, Stanton and Killeen, Rutherglen Estates, Buller, Pfeiffer
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Where does Stanton and Kileen produce wine?
Rutherglen (Muscat)
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Where does All Saints produce wine?
Rutherglen (muscat)
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What is the Great Dividing Range?
A complex of mountain chains runing along the entire coastline of New South Wales, blocking western areas from rainfall and cooling maritime breezes
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What geological feature influences the climate of New South Wales rainfall?"
Great Dividing Range
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What is Australia's oldest continuously operating winery?
Wyndhams in New South Wales
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Who produces Graveyard Shiraz?
Brokenwood
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who produced Vat 47 Pinot and what is it?
Tyrell. The Country's first bottling of Chardonnay in 1971
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Where does Lark Hill produce wine?
Canberra District GI
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Where is Granite Belt GI?
Queensland
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Where is South Burnett GI?
Queensland
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What body of water separates Tasmania from the Australian mainland?
Bass Straight
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Tamar Valley is in what part of Tasmania?
Northern Tasmania
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Coal River is in what part of Tasmania?
Southern Tasmania
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Name two subregions of Northern Tasmania
Tamar and Pipers River
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Where is Pipers River?
Northern Tasmania
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Where is the Derwent Valley?
Southern Tasmania
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Where is Huon valley?
Southern Tasmania
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Where does Jasper Hill produce wine?
Victoria. Ron Laughton considered a legend in region. Georgia's Paddock Shiraz
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Where does Cloudburst produce Pinot?
Margaret River
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When was the first vines in Australia arrived?
in 1788
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What's the biggest wine procuding state in Australia? and how's the production?
South Australia produces 51%
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What was the biggest production post-phylloxera in Australia?
fortified wine. about 80%
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What is prohibited winemaking method in Australia?
Chaptalization
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When was the Wine Australia (government authority) established?
in 1981
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What's the min % of stated grape, year, or region in Australia?
85%
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True or False: All components making up a min 85% of the blend must appear on the label in Australia.
TRUE
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What is GIs in Australia?
Geographical Indications
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Name 6 States produce wine in Australia
1. South Australia
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Which State has the first vineyards in Australia?
New South Wales in 1788
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Name 8 zones of New South Wales.
1. Northern Slopes
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NAme 4 GIs of Big Rivers
1. Murray Darling
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Name 3 GIs of Central Ranges
1. Cowra
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Name 3GIs of Hunter Valley
1. Broke Fordwich
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Name 1 GIs of Northern Rivers
Hastings River
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Name 1 GIs of Northern Slopes
New England Australia
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Name 2 GIs of South Coast
1. Shoalhaven Coast
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Name 4 GIs of Southern New South Wales
1. Canberra District - Shiraz & Viognier
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Name 2 GIs that are located in both New South Wales ad Victoria.
1. Murray Darling
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Who produces Yellow tail?
Casella in Riverina
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Who produces Noble One, a botrytised semillon dessert wine?
De Bortoli in Riverina
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Which GIs is famous for oldest Verdelho planting?
Broke Fordwich of Hunter Valley
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Name the 6 zones in Victoria
1. North West Victoria
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Name GIs of Central Victoria
1. Bendigo
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Where is Nagambie Lakes?
Goulburn Valley
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Name GIs of North East Victoria
1. Alpine Valleys
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NAme GIs of North West Victoria
1. Murray Darling - Chardonnay & Shiraz
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Name GIs of Port Phillip
1. Geelong
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Name the GI's of Western Victoria Zone
1. Pyrenees
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Where is Great Western?
Grampians
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What's the smallest & coolest state on the Australian mainland?
Victoria
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Which GI is the oldest wine region in Victoria?
Yarra Valley
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Where is Domaine Chandon?
in Yarra Valley, in 1987
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Climate of coastal Victoria?
Maritime climates
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What's the coolest GI in Victoria?
Mornington Peninsula
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Climate of Inland Victoria?
Continental Climate
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Who has one of the oldest Shiraz and Marsanne vines in Australia?
Tahbilk, "1860 vines" shiraz
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what is formely Tokay, a fortified wine produced from Muscadelle grapes?
Topaque?
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What is the Muscat of Rutherglen Network?
Established in 1995. Producer imposed 4-tier classification system of sweet wines, based on age, sweetness and complexity.
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List all 4-tier classification system of Muscat of Rutherglen Network.
1. Rutherglen Muscat - 3-5 yrs average, Fresh raisin aromas, rich fruit, clean spirit and great palate length.
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Name three producers of muscat of rutherglen network
1. All saints
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Name all 8 zones of South Australia
1. Far North
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What's subzones of Adelaide Superzone
1. Barossa
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Name all GIs of Barossa
1. Barossa Valley
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Name 3 top producers from the Barossa Valley.
1. Penfolds - Grange
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Name a sub GI of Eden Valley
High Eden
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Name top producers from the Eden Valley
1. Henschke - Hill of Grace
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Name all GIs of Fleurieu
1. Currency Creek
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Name top 3 wines from McLaren Vale.
1. D'Arenberg - Dead Arm Shiraz
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Name all GIs of Mount Lofty Ranges
1. Adelaide Hills - Sauvignon Blanc
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Name 2 unofficial sub GIs of Clare Valley.
1. Watervale
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The best producer in Clare Valley.
Grosset
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Name sub GIs of Adelaide Hills
1. Lenswood
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Name all GIs of Far North
Southern Flinders Ranges
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Name all GIs of Limestone Coast
1. Coonawarra
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Name all GIs of Lower Murray.
Riverland
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What is terra rossa soil and where is it found?
well-drained red topsoil in Coonawarra & Padthaway.
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Climate of Fleurieu?
Mediterranean
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Name 5 Zones of Western Australia
1. South West Australia
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Name all GIs in Greater Perth
1. Peel
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What's the hottest GI in Australia?
Swan District in Greater Perth
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Name sub GIs in Swan District
Swan Valley
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Name all GIs of South West Australia
1. Blackwood Valley
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Name 3 key producers in Margaret River
1. Vasse Felix
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Name all sub GIs in Great Southern.
1. Albany
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Name 2 GIs of Queensland
1. Granite Belt
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Name all unofficial GIs in Northern Tasmania
1. Pipers River
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Name all unofficial GIs in SouthernTasmania
1. Derwent Valley
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Name Key producers in Northern Tasmania
1. Pipers Brook Vineyard
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Name Key producers in SouthernTasmania
1. Domaine A
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What are the most focused categories in Tasmania?
1. Sparkling wine
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Where is Henschke?
Eden Valley
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Who's the current winemaker of Henschke?
Stephen Henschke
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What's the first vintage of hill of grace?
1958
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what's the difference between hill of grace and hill of roses?
hill of roses is the wine from younger vines that are not ready for hill of grace.
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Where is Torbreck?
Barossa Valley
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who's the founder of torbreck?
David Powell
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who's the current winemaker of torbreck?
Craig Isbell
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Name 3 cuvees from torbreck.
1. Runrig
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where is d'Arenberg?
McLaren Vale
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who's the founder of d'Arenberg?
Francis d'Arenberg
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who's the current winemaker of d'Arenberg?
Chester Osborn
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What's the first vintage of dead arm shiraz?
1993
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where is Wendouree Cellars?
Clare Valley
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When did Wendouree establish?
in 1892
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Who's the owner of Wendouree?
Tony & Lita Brady
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Who's the winemaker of Wendouree?
Stephen George
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Where is Jim Barry?
Clare Valley
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Who's the current winemkaer at Jim Barry?
Tom Barry
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when is the first vintage of The Armagh Shiraz?
1985
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Where is Tahbilk?
Nagambie Lakes in Goulhorn Valley in Victoria
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Who produces 1860 Vines Shiraz?
Tahbik in Nagambie Lakes
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What is Mataro?
A synonym for Mourvedre
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Who produces Cyril Cabernet Sauvignon?
Henschke
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Penley Estate, Belnaves, and Parker are top producers in what region?
Coonawara
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What body of water is directly west of McLaren Vale GI?
Gulf of St. Vincent
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Where is Giaconda?
beechworth
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Wilyabrup, Yallingup, and Karridale are all informal sub-regions found in what GI?
Margaret River
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What are the 3 major rivers which irrigate the majority of Australia's vineyards?
Murray
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What is seppeltsfield?
one of the oldest winery foundin 1851. signature wine 100 year old para tawny
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What's the blend of seppeltsfield?
Shiraz, Mataro, Grenache and Cabernet
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where is main ridge estate and paringa estate?
Mornington Peninsula
