Austria Flashcards
What is the main river of Austria?
Danube
When was first recorded Trockenbeerenauslese in Austria?
1526, predating Spätlese in Germany by over 200 years
What were the biggest viticultural challenges in Austria from the late 19th century?
The arrival of American fungal diseases (oidium, peronospera) and the root louse.
In which year the antifreeze scandal hit Austria?
1985
From north to south, Name the four major winemaking regions, or weinbaugebiete
Niederösterreich, Wien (Vienna), Burgenland, and Styria (Steiermark)
What is the most cultivated white variety?
Gruner Veltliner. 31%
Beside Gruner, which other white variety would you find in Austria?
Welschriesling, Müller Thurgau, Weißburgunder, Riesling, and Chardonnay
Name 2 Austrian synonym of Chardonnay
Morillon and Feinburgunder.
What’s the most planted red grape in Austria?
Zweigelt
What is the crossing of Zweigelt?
Blaufränkisch x St. Laurent crossing developed in Austria in 1922
What other red grapes are planted in Austria?
Blaufränkisch itself, Blauer Portugieser, and Blauburger
What is Blauburger?
crossing of Blauer Portugieser x Blaufränkisch
What are the three level of qualities defined by Austrian wine law?
Wein, Landwein, and Qualitätswein.
What are the details for Qualitatswein?
What percentage of wine is released as Qualitatswein in Austria ?
Qualitätswein, is sourced from a single Weinbaugebiete or one of the 17 smaller wine regions and may be produced from one or more of 40 permitted grapes.
It must pass a tasting panel and chemical analysis, indicated by a State Control Number (Prüfnummer) and the inclusion of the red and white banderole on the bottle’s capsule
80%
What was the ‘Wein’category called until 2009?
Tafelwein
Which grapes are allowed for the production of Landwein?
The Same 40 authorised for Qualitatswein
Which areas can be stated on Landweins?
one of three broad geographic areas (Weinbauregionen): Weinland, Steierland, or Bergland
Which area covers Weinland?
Weinland covers the areas defined as Niederösterreich, Wien and Burgenland,
Which area cover the Steierland?
Steierland corresponds to Steiermark
Which area does the Bergland cover?
Bergland includes just under 250 ha of vineyard land scattered throughout the remainder of Austria’s mountainous countryside
What’s the Max yield for all three wine categories ?
maximum yield of 9,000 kg/ha (67.5 hl/ha) but minimum must weights increase with each level of quality.
How can Qualitätswein be further subdivided?
Prädikatswein and Districtus Austriae Controllatus (DAC)
What’s the min ABV for Pradikat wines in Austria ?
5%
It’s Chaptalisation or/and addition of Sussreserve allowed for Kabinett wines ?
No
What is strohwein?
dried grape wine of at least Beerenauslese ripeness,
What is Ausbruch?
a sweet specialty of Rust, a free city on the western shore of Neusiedlersee
Where is the majority of the production of sweet wines focused in Austria?
Most of Austria’s lusciously sweet wines are produced around the lake of Neusiedlersee in Burgenland
What’s the focus of the DAC system ?
dry wines
How many DAcs in Austria? Name them
15 Weinviertel (2002), Mittelburgenland (2005), Traisental (2006), Kremstal (2007), Kamptal (2008), Leithaberg (2009), Eisenberg (2010), Neusiedlersee (2012), Wiener Gemischter Satz (2013), Rosalia (2018), Vulkanland Steiermark (2018), Südsteiermark (2018), Weststeiermark (2018), Carnuntum (2019), and Wachau (2020).
When did the Austrian Sekt with Protected Designation of Origin became a legal category?
In 2016
What must be stated on the label of Austrian Sekt?
It must state Klassik, Reserve, or Grosse Reserve on the label
What Klassik means on Austrian Sekt labels?
Klassik requires that the grapes come from one of Austria’s federal states and the wine spends at least nine months on the lees
Tank, transfer, and traditional methods are all allowed, and all dosage levels/styles and colors may be produced.
What Sparkling method can be used for Reserve, or Grosse Reserve?
traditional method is mandated
What’s the min age for Reserve and Grosse Reserve?
18 m lees
30 m lees, it cannot be released until three years after harvest
Can a Sekt Reserve be Vintage?
Which sweetness level can it be?
A vintage may be listed.
A Reserve Sekt can be Brut, Extra Brut, or Brut Nature
Grosse Reserve Sekt. Where the grapes must originate from?
What’s the harvesting requirement?
grapes must come from a single wine village
hand-harvesting is required
Can a vineyard appear on a label for Grosse Reserve Sekt?
Vineyard names are allowed on labels along with the vintage
What’s the max RS allowed for Grosse Reserve Sekt ?
12 grms.
Wines must be Brut, Extra Brut, or Brut Nature
What does the term Hauersekt mean?
This indicates the wine is made by the grape grower, much like Récoltant Manipulant. Hauersekt must also list the village/vineyard, grape variety, and vintage.
What’s the correspondent word used in Germany for Hauersekt?
Winzersekt
How to differentiate Austrian Sekt with Protected Designation of Origin from general Austrian Sekt?
Austrian Sekt with Protected Designation of Origin bottles must carry the official seal on the capsule with the words Geschützter Ursprung, geprüfte Qualität, meaning “protected designation of origin and certified quality.”
What is the largest winegrowing region in the county?
Niederösterreich, or Lower Austria
Where is the Pannonian Plain?
What is it?
In southern Niederösterreich, the alpine terrain that characterizes western and central Austria.
It’s a former seabed of loess soils stretching from eastern Austria through Hungary and many countries of the former eastern bloc.
What’s the climate in the Pannonian Plain?
A continental climate. Hot, dry summers and severe winters
How many subregions in the Niederösterreich?
Name them
8,
Weinviertel, Carnuntum, Traisental, Wagram, Kremstal, Kamptal, Wachau, and Thermenregion.
Which river, and its tributaries runs through the Niederösterreich?
Danube
Which subzones of the Niederösterreich are not touched by the Danube?
Weinviertel and Thermenregion
What is Niederösterreich’s largest subzone and Austria’s first DAC?
Weinviertel 2002
Which are the Wienviertel’s Authorized Grape Varieties for DAC Wines? And which levels?
Grüner Veltliner: “ fruity, spicy, peppery; no Botrytis note; no wood tone”
Reserve (2009) GV: “subtle botrytis and wood notes are acceptable”
What is the min abv for the Weinviertel DAC?
Classic: 12%
Reserve: 13%
Which grapes are allowed for Kremstal, Kampala and Treisental DAC?
Riesling and Gruner
What are the rivers of Kremstal and Kamptal?
Krems and Kamp Rivers, tributaries of the Danube
Where is Langenlois?
In Kamptal
Where are the vineyards of Heiligenstein, Lamm, and Dechant?
They are Österreich Erste Lage of Kamptal
What the word Ried state on a label?
A top site
What is the Österreichischen Traditionsweingüter?
What are their Erste Lage?
It’s an association of producers founded in 1992.
In 2010, 53 top sites throughout Kremstal, Kamptal, Wagram and Traisental were identified as Erste Lage
As of 2019, there are 81 vineyard sites.
The classification doesn’t have a legal status
Which grapes are allowed for Erste Lage vineyards?
only Grüner Veltliner and Riesling are permitted to carry the Austrian Erste Lage logo
Where is Wachau?
It’s the Niederösterreich’s westernmost subregion
Which river goes through Wachau?
Danube
What’s the soil of Wachau?
combination of loess and gföhler, or gneiss, with a proportion of alluvial sand in the lower vineyard sites near the river’s edge
Main Villages of Wachau
Viessling, Spitz, Weißenkirchen, Wösendorf, Joching, Dürnstein, Unterloiben/Oberloiben, Mautern
Where is Achleiten?
in the village of Weissenkirchen
Name 3 iconic Wachau producers
FX Pichler, Prager, and Emmerich Knoll
What’s the Vinea Wachau?
It’s organization of estates sworn to uphold the tenets of natural winemaking as spelled out in the Codex Wachau
When was the Vinea Wachau founded?
Founded in 1983
When was Wachau added as a DAC?
May 2020
What are the 3 tiers that Wachau DAC introduced?
Gebietsweine (Regional wines)
Ortsweine (Village Wine)
Riedenweine (Single Vineyard)
How many varietals are allowed in the Wachau DAC Gebietsweine?
17, including a Gemischter Satz blend
How many varietals are allowed in the Wachau DAC Ortsweine?
9
How many varietals are allowed in the Wachau DAC Riedenweine?
Riesling and Gruner only
Which regulations are in place for the new 3 tier system which is ij line with the Vinea Wachau regulation?
no chaptalization or oak character is allowed in Reidenweine, and all grapes—regardless of the tier—must be hand-harvested
Can the Steinfeder, Federspiel, and Smaragd classificitation still be used?
Yes, it is up to the producers
What was the name of Wagram before 2007?
Donauland
What’s the main grape of Wagram? What it is considered to be a speciality ?
Grüner Veltliner
Roter Veltliner, an unrelated red grape produced as a white wine, is a specialty of Wagram
Where is the institute of Klosterneuburg?
It’s in eastern Wagram
What’s the climate in the Thermenregion?
The hot Pannonian summers are a characteristic of the area
Which iconic varietals are cultivated in the Thermenregion?
A rare white grapes Rotgipfler and Zierfandler varietally or as the blended Spätrot-Rotgipfler
What is the Spätrot-Rotgipfler?
Spätrot-Rotgipfler is a wine produced in the Thermenregion in Austria, particularly in the Gumpoldskirchen district. It is a blend of the two varieties Zierfandler (synonym: Spätrot) and Rotgipfler.
What is mostly planted in the Carnuntum?
The production is traditionally focused on red, but Gemischter Satz—traditional field blends—are still popular in Carnuntum
On which river lies Wien?
Danube
What does Wien borders with?
Wien is surrounded on three sides by the Niederösterreich subzones of Thermenregion, Carnuntum, Weinviertel, and Wagram
What is iconic about the Wien DAC?
Wien it’s the only capital city in Europe to have its own wine appellation within city limits
What’s heuriger?
Gemishter Satz it is often produced as a nouveau wine and consumed in its infancy in taverns of the same name
What is Sturm?
It’s an Half fermented grape juice typical of the area of Wien
When did Wien received its own DAC?
2013
What sort of wines can be produced?
wines are white and produced from a blend of at least 3 varieties. Field blends
What’s the focus of production in the Burgenland?
Red and Sweet wines
Which factors affect the climate in the Burgenland?
The hot continental Pannonian climate is tempered by the Neusiedlersee lake
How many DACs in the Burgenland?
5
Mittelburgenland, Leithaberg, Eisenberg, Neusiedlersee and Rosalia
What’s the grape allowed for the Mittelburgenland DAC ?
Blaufränkisch
What’s allowed in the Leithaberg DAC?
red and white wines.
It is the first DAC
Name 2 synonyms of Blaufränkisch
Known in Germany as Lemberger and in Hungary as Kékfrankos
What’s the Neusiedlersee DAC for?
Zweigelt
What’s allowed in the Rosalia DAC?
Red and rose
Red monovarietal wines from either Blaufrankisch or Zweigelt
Dry rosé wines, made from one or several red Qualitätswein grapes.
When was the Rosalia DAC established?
2018
Where is the Alois Kracher estate based?
In the village of Illmitz in Neusiedlersee
What is considered to be one of the finest expression of the Alois Kracher’s estate?
The late Alois Kracher’s TBA Scheurebe is among the grape’s finest expressions to date
Where is Rust? Why is it famous?
Rust is located on the western shore of Neusiedlersee
It is famous for the production of Ausbruch
a traditional sweet wine dating to the 17th century
The production of Ausbruch share many similarities with other iconic dessert wine?
With Tokaji.
richly concentrated botrytis-affected must is added to less concentrated must—from fruit harvested in the same vineyard—and the two are fermented together, then aged in barrel before release.
Which grape/grapes is used in the Ausbruch production?
Furmint grapes were traditionally used, but modern Ruster Ausbruch is more often produced from Chardonnay, Muskateller, Pinot Blanc, Neuburger, Welschriesling, Traminer and Pinot Gris
Is there any DAC for sweet wine in Austria?
NO
What’s the Neusiedlersee DAC for?
Zweigelt
What’s the topography of Styria?
It’s a mountainous region
What are the three subregions of Styria?
Südsteiermark, Weststeiermark, and Vulkanland Steiermark
It’s Welschriesling related to Riesling?
NO
What’s the most cultivated varietal in Styria?
Welschriesling, along with Weissburgunder and Traminer
What’s the soil profile of the Vulkanland Steiermark?
volcanic
Which grape does really well in the Südsteiermark?
SB
Who is Manfred Tement?
A winemaker that is doing really well in the Südsteiermark
What happened to the Schilcherland DAC?
The Schilcherland DAC only existed in the 2017 vintage.
Used to be a DAC for racy rosé produced from the ancient grape, Blauer Wildbacher.
In 2018, 3 DACs were awarder to the Styria. Weststeiermark DAC reabsorbed the schilcher wine style
What is the System of Origin Steiermark? When was it implemented?
2018,
It’s a pyramid set up to promote wines of the region and also set quality standards
At the base of the pyramid is Regional Wine; above that is Ortswein, which corresponds to village wines; the top of the pyramid holds Reidenwein, or single vineyard wines. Both Ortswein and Reidenwein require longer aging and a focus on the best grape varieties of the region.
What Bergwein means on a label?
For Austrian ‘Wein’
It might be labeled if the vineyard slope exceeds 26%
Name the regions of Landwein?
Weinland, Bergland, Steierland
What’s the min ABV in Wein and Landwein?
Min. 8.5% for both.
Must Weight differs
What’s the KMW must Weight for Austrian Wine categories?
Wein 10.7° KMW Landwein 14° KMW Qualitätswein 15° KMW Kabinett Qualitätswein 17° KMW Spätlese Prädikatswein 19° KMW Auslese Prädikatswein 21° KMW Beerenauslese Prädikatswein 25° KMW Eiswein Prädikatswein 25° KMW Strohwein/Schilfwein Prädikatswein 25° KMW Ausbruch Prädikatswein 30° KMW Trockenbeerenauslese Prädikatswein 30° KMW
What’s the min aging for Qualitätswein Sekt?
9 months on lees
What’s the MAX RS and Max ABV for Kabinett Qualitätswein?
Max. 13%
Maximum 9 g/L RS
It’s chaptalization or addition of süssreserve allowed in Kabinett Qualitätswein?
No
What’s the min abv in Prädikatswein?
5%
What are the subregions of Weinland?
Burgenland
Niederösterreich
Wien
Subregion/s of Steierland?
Steiermark
What are the Subregions of Bergland?
Vorarlberg (10 ha in 2017) Tirol (5 ha in 2017) Salzburg (7 ha in 2017) Oberösterreich (45 ha in 2017) Kärnten (170 ha in 2017)
What Traubenmost means?
(grape must) = exclusively grapes harvested and pressed in Austria
What Sturm means?
partially fermented grape must) = exclusively grapes harvested and pressed in Austria
“Weinland” or “Steiererland” or “Bergland”
What Perlwein means?
(sparkling wine)
Perlwein,
Min ABV?
How many ATM?
Which method?
Min. 9% ABV
1 to 2.5 ATM
All methods (including added CO2)
What Reserve means?
min. 13% ABV (Qualitastwein)
Whites = March 15 release
Reds = November 1 release
What’s the max RS for ‘trocken’?
(dry) = max 9 g/L
What’s the max RS for ‘halbtrocken’?
(off dry) = max 18 g/L
What Lieblich means?
(medium-sweet) = max. 45 g/L
What’s the min RS for Sweet?
min. 45 g/L
What is Schaumwein?
(sparkling wine)
Schaumwein
Min ABV?
How many ATM?
Which method?
Min. 8.5% ABV
3 ATM
All methods (including added CO2)
Austrian Sekt Qualitätswein, name the categories
Klassik,
Reserve,
Große Reserve (Grand Reserve)
What’s the min lees aging for
Klassik,
Reserve,
Große Reserve (Grand Reserve) ?
9
18
30
What is Hausersekt?
Tirage, disgorgement and expedition performed by the grape grower
Which spk method are allowed for Austrian Sekt Qualitätswein?
Any for Klassik,
Traditional method only for Reserve,
Große Reserve (Grand Reserve)
Which Permitted Sweetness Levels are allowed for Austrian Sekt Qualitätswein?
Any for Klassik,
Brut, Extra Brut, Brut Nature for Reserve,
Große Reserve (Grand Reserve)
Is blending (for rose) allowed for Austrian Sekt Qualitätswein?
yes in Klassik,
not for others
Which 2 wine regions are not DAC yet?
Wagram and Thermenregion
Name 3 permitted varieties in Wachau DAC, apart from Riesling and Gruner
Gebietswein : Grüner Veltliner, Riesling, Weißer Burgunder, Grauer Burgunder, Chardonnay, Neuburger, Muskateller, Sauvignon blanc, Traminer, Frühroter Veltliner, Müller-Thurgau, Muskat Ottonel, Roter Veltliner, Gemischter Satz, Blauer Burgunder, St. Laurent, Zweigelt
Ortswein: Grüner Veltliner, Riesling, Weißburgunder, Grauburgunder, Chardonnay, Neuburger, Muskateller, Sauvignon Blanc and Traminer
Riedenwein: Grüner Veltliner, Riesling
Are other varieties, apart from the allowed ones, allowed to be blended in ?
Up to 15% other authorized varieties of Austria are permitted to be blended in all three levels
Main villages of Wachau West to East
Spitz, Wösendorf, Joching, Weißenkirchen, Dürnstein, Unterloiben/Oberloiben, Mautern
Kamptal, main villages
Langenlois, Zöbing, Kammern, Gobelsburg, Strass im Strassertal, Haindorf, Lengenfeld, Schönberg
Kamptal DAC min ABV and permitted grapes
Riesling/ Gruner
Kamptal DAC: 11.5%
Kamptal DAC with indication of village: 12%
Kamptal DAC with indication of village and single vineyard: 12.5%
Kamptal DAC Reserve: 13%
Where is the Heiligenstein vineyard?
In Zöbing, Kamptal.
What’s iconic about the soil in Heiligenstein?
there is a rare outcropping of weathered sandstone, mixed with volcanic rock.
What’s the soil of Kamptal?
Kamptal soils are variable, and include loess, clay and loam. Loess and clay-loam are prevalent nearer the Danube River, whereas the higher, steeper vineyards have thin topsoil and more primary rock, like Gföhl gneiss and mica-schist.
Main River of kamptal?
The Kamp River, a tributary of the Danube, flows through the heart of the DAC.
Min ABV in Kremstal and varieties allowed
Gruner/ Riesling
Kremstal DAC with or without an indication of village: 12%
Kremstal DAC with an indication of village and single vineyard: 12.5%
Reserve: 13%
Min ABV in Traisental and varieties allowed
Traisental DAC: 11.5%
Traisental DAC with indication of village: 12%
Traisental DAC with indication of village and single vineyard: 12.5%
Reserve: 13%
Min ABV in Weinviertel and varieties allowed
Grüner Veltliner
Classic: 12%
Reserve: 13%
Carnuntum? What’s allowed by the DAC?
Gebietswein (regional wine)
Ortswein (village wine)
Riedenwein (single-vineyard wine)
White Grapes
Grüner Veltliner
Weissburgunder
Chardonnay
Red Grapes
Zweigelt
Blaufränkisch
White and red
What’s the main grape in the Thermenregion?
Zweigelt (15% of total acreage) Blauer Portugieser (14% of total acreage) Neuburger (12% of total acreage) Grüner Veltliner (9% of total acreage) St. Laurent (8% of total acreage) Pinot Blanc (7% of total acreage) Pinot Noir (6% of total acreage) Rotgipfler (5% of total acreage)
What’s the main grape in the Wagram?
Grüner Veltliner (49% of total acreage)
Zweigelt (14% of total acreage)
Müller-Thurgau (8% of total acreage)
What’s the max % allowed per varietal in a Wiener Gemischter Satz?
Wines must be a blend of at least 3 white varieties. No single variety may compose more than 50% of the blend, and 3 varieties must make up at least 10% each.
Name few varieties allowed for Wiener Gemischter Satz.
Rotgipfler, Neuburger, Traminer, Sylvaner, Grauburgunder, and Chardonnay are allowed in addition to Gruner Veltliner, Riesling, and Weissburgunder
What’s the Eisenberg DAC for?
Blaufränkisch,
Classic: 12.5%
Reserve: 13%
What’s the Leithaberg DAC for?
White: Grüner Veltliner, Neuburger, Chardonnay, Weissburgunder (blends or varietal wines)
Red: Blaufränkisch, plus a max. 15% combined Pinot Noir, St. Laurent, and Zweigelt
Min/Max Alcohol: 12.5% to 13.5%
What’s the soil type in the Leithaberg DAC?
Soil Types: gneiss, mica-slate, and limestone (Leithakalk)
Was the Leithaberg DAC approved simultaneously for red and white?
First DAC Vintage: 2009 is the first white vintage; 2008 is the first red vintage.
What’s the Mittelburgenland DAC for?
Blaufränkisch
Classic: 12.5% (minimum) / 13% (maximum)
Classic with Specified Site: 13% (minimum) / 13.5% (maximum)
Reserve: Min. 13% (no maximum is specified)
What’s the Neusiedlersee DAC for?
Classic: Zweigelt must be the focus of the blend, varying amounts of other red grape varieties are accepted without restriction
Reserve: Min. 60% Zweigelt; Max. 40% other indigenous red varieties
Other local red varieties of importance: Blaufrankisch, St. Laurent, Pinot Noir
Classic: 12%
Reserve: 13%
What’s the Rosalia DAC for?
Dry Still Red and Rosé
Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt
Classic: 12%
Reserve: 13% (red only )
Ried Wines:
Rosé: Allowed
Red: Only for Reserve wines
What is a Grande Rosalia?
A wine defined by the Codex Rosalia as having a minimum of 13.5% abv, and a recognizable flavor of oak aging.
What’s the Rosolo & Rosolita?
A wine made from the drying of hand harvested grapes. Rosolo is dry, and must be 15% abv, Rosolita is a sweet wine made using the same process.
What are the Major Geographic Features of Rosalia DAC?
Rosaliengabirge (Rosalia Range), Wulka River
What’s the Südsteiermark DAC for?
Welschriesling, Pinot Blanc, Morillon (Chardonnay), Pinot Gris, Riesling, Muscat, Sauvignon blanc, Traminer
Wines may be blends, or of one grape variety
What’s the Vulkanland Steiermark DAC for?
Welschriesling, Pinot Blanc, Morillon, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Muscat, Sauvignon blanc, Traminer
Wines may be blends, or of one grape variety
What is the Steirische Terroir & Klassic Weingüter (STK)?
Founded in 2008 by 10 members, the following charter only applies to members of the organization. As of 2020, there are 12 members.
Classification & requirements: Grosse STK Ried (STK Grand Cru) Erste STK Ried (STK Premier Cru) Riedenwein (Cru wine) Ortswein (Village wine) Gebietswein (Territory wine) Regionswein (Regional wine)
What’s the Weststeiermark DAC for?
Blauer Wildbacher ( for Schilcher), Welschriesling, Weißburgunder, Morillon, Grauburgunder, Riesling, Gelber Muskateller, Sauvignon blanc, Traminer Wines may be blends or from a single grape variety
Schilcher must be labeled as ‘Schilcher Klassik’, and may be still, frizzante, or fully sparkling
What’s the specialty of Wagram?
Roter Veltliner
What region of Austria shares many viticultural and climatic traits with Hungary?
Burgenland
What village is Achleiten in?
- A vineyard located in the village of Weissenkirchen (Wachau)
- Home to the region’s most pedigreed vines
- Produced by some of Wachau’s finest producers
- FX Pichler
- Prager
- Emmerich Knoll
What is the Pannonian Plain?
- Located in the southern Niederösterreich
- A former seabed of loess soils stretching from eastern Austria through Hungary and many countries of former eastern bloc
- Continental climate - hot, dry summers/severe winters
What wine quality tier in Austria require a tasting panel and chemical analysis?
Qualitätswein
What is the synonym for Blaufränkisch in Germany? Hungary?
Germany - Lemberger
Hungary - Kékfrankos
What is Schicher?
-A racy style of local rosé in Weststeiermark
What 3 broad geographic regions (Weinbauregionen) may be labeled “landwein”?
- Weinland (Niederösterreich, Wien, Burgenland)
- Steierland (Steiermark)
- Bergland
Where is the Dechant vineyard?
Langelois (Kamptal)
Where is the Heiligenstein vineyard?
Zöbing (Kamptal)
Where is the Lamm vineyard?
Kammern (Kamptal)
What was the chemical used in the ‘antifreeze’ scandal of 1985?
Diethylene glycol- a colorless, ordorless, poisonous chemical
Where are most of Niederosterreich’s subzones? What are the exceptions?
Located along the Danube River or its tributaries; The exceptions are Weinviertel and Thermenregion
Name 5 villages of Kamptal DAC.
Engabrunner, Kammern, Langenlois, Strass im Strassertal, Zöbing
Name the 11 villages of Kremstal DAC.
Angern, Furth, Gedersdorf, Hollenberg, Krems, Oberfucha/Furth, Palt, Rohrendorf, Senftenberg, Stein, and Stratzing
What are the major villages of the Wachau?
Spitz, Weissenkirchen, Wosendorf, Joching, Durnstein, Unterloiben, Oberloiben and Mautern
In 2010, which subregions of Niederosterreich had vineyards elevated to Erste Lage?
Kremsta, Kamptal, Wagram and Traisental
What was the first DAC to allow both red and white wines?
Leithaberg
What was the traditional grape used in Ruster Ausbruch?
Furmit
What are the winegrowing regions of Bergland?
Kärnten, Oberösterreich, Salzburg, Tirol, Vorarlberg.
