Austria Flashcards
(30 cards)
Name the 4 Austrian Weinbaugebieten from North to South? Which two account for 90% of the country’s vineyards?
Niederosterreich, Burgenland, Wein & Styria (bolded regions are answer to 2nd question)
What is the min ABV for pradikat wines in Austria?
5% ABV
What is the most recent DAC?
Neusiedlersee in 2012 - Classic: Zweigelt (“touch of an additional variety is acceptable” - Wines of Austria)
Reserve: Min. 60% Zweigelt; Max. 40% other indigenous red varieties
The Austrian Erste Lage designations only for which 2 grapes?
Gruner Veltliner and Riesling
Langenlois is an important wine town in which region?
The Kamptal
What does the word “Ried” indicate on an Austrian label
A top vineyard site and “Ried” usually replaces the village on the label
In which region is the Klosterneuburg Research Institute located?
Wagram/Donauland
Where would I find Spatrot-Rotgipfler? And what is it a blend of?
Thermenregion and it is a blend of Rotgipfler and Ziefandler
What is Gemischter Satz?
Traditional Field Blend wines sill popular in Carnuntum. AKA Heurigen in Vienna/Wein
Give the max ABV and min must weight in KMW and Oechsle for Steinfeder wines in the Wachau?
11.5% max abv 15 degrees KMW or 75 Oechsle
What is Blaufrankisch known as in Germany? Hungary? Italy?
Lemberger in Germany Kekfrankos in Hungary Franconia in Italy (Friuli specifically)
Give the styles and grapes for the following DACs: Kamptal / Leithaberg / Eisenberg
Kamptal: Niederosterriech, white only, Gruner Veltliner and Riesling, 12% ABV Leithaberg: Burgenland in Neusiedlersee-Hugelland around the town of Eisenstadt, Reds min 85% Blaufrankisch, Whites Gruner Veltliner, Chardonnay, Nueberger and Weissburgunder Eisenberg-Sudburgenland, Blaufrankisch only
Give the grapes as well as the KMW/Oechsle for Ruster Ausbruch?
Chardonnay, Muskateller, Weissburgunder, Neuberger, Welsch Riesling, Furmint and Pinot Gris 27 degrees KMW of 138 Oechsle
What is Schilcher?
A simple dry rose from Styria’s weststeiermark made from the Blauer Wildbacher grape
Name three countries that border Austria that are not Germany & Italy?
Switzerland, Hungary, Slovenia, Czech Republic
Which Major region uses a local synonym for Chardonnay? What is the synonym?
Steiermark and Morillon
What factors generally contribute to Austria’s wines being more potent then their German counterparts?
The fiercly continental climate, as well as modestly low average yields
Name the 4 DACs of Burgenland from North to South?
Neusiedlersee, Leithaberg, Mittelburgenland, Eisenberg
Give the region for the following towns:Durnstein/Zobing/Illimitz/Klosterneuberg/Gumpoldskirchen
Durnstein:Wachau Zobing:Kamptal Illimitz:Neusiedlersee Klosterneuberg:Wagram Gumpoldskirchen:Thermenregion
Give the village for the following Rieden in the Wachau: Achleiten/Kellerberg/Axpoint/Kreutles
Achleiten:Weissenkirchen Kellerberg:Durnstein Axpoint:Spitz Kreutles:Unterloiben
Are the following Reiden in either the Kamptal or Kremstal: Heiligenstein/Hund/Pfaffenberg/Lamm/ Wachtberg
Heiligenstein:Kamptal-Zobing Hund:Kremstal-Stein Pfaffenberg:Kremstal-Stein Lamm:Kamptal-Kammern Wachtberg:Kremstal-Krems
Give the region for the following producers: Veyder-Malberg/Nigl/Brundlmayer/Moric/Kracher/ Sattlerhof
Veyder-Malberg:Wachau Nigl:Kremstal Brundlmayer:Kamptal Moric:Mittelburgenland Kracher:Neuseidlersee Sattlerhof:Sudsteiermark
What is Austria’s most planted red grape?
Zweigelt
Please designate the following grapes as being used primarily for red or white wine: Blauer Portugieser/Rotgipfler/St. Laurent/Zierfandler/Neuberger/Roter Veltliner
Blauer Portugieser: Red Rotgipfler:White St.Laurent:Red Zierfandler:White Neuberger:White Roter Veltliner: Red grape used for white wines