Austria-Wein, Burgenland, Sudstieirmark Flashcards

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What is the only capital of Europe to have it’s own AOP in city limits?

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Vienna 600 ha of vines

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What are the surrounding wine regions of Vienna?

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Thermenregion, Carnuntum, Weinvertel, and Wagram

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major varieties grown in Wein?

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GV, Riesling, Weiss

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What is the DAC region of Wein? Style of wine?

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Weiner Gemischter Satz (2013)

traditional field blends

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What is Heuriger?

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Nouveau style wine found in Viennese taverns also called Heurigers

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What is Sturm?

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Half-fermented sparkling grape juice drunk during Viennese harvest meals

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What are major geographical features and climate of Burgenland?

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Hot, continental climate of Pannonian Plain moderated by Lake Neusiedlersee

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Which region of Hungary borders which Austrian region?

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Sopron in Hungary is Burgenland in Austria

Kekfrankos on both sides

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What are 5 DAC districts of Burgenland?

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Mittelburgenland
Leithaberg
Eisenberg
Neusiedlersee
Rosalia
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What are DAC req’s for Mittelburgenland?

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Reds from Blaufränkisch
DAC req neutral oak, but many producers are experimenting w/ barrique
DAC=Classic, Classic w/ specified site, Reserve (may incorporate barrique)

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key producers of Mittelburgenland?

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Moric, J. Heinrich

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What is village associated w/ Leithaberg?

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Free town of Eisenstadt

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What DAC is the 1st to allow for both reds and whites? Styles?

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Leithaberg

White=varietal or blends of GV, chard, Neuburger, Weiss

Reds=min 85% Blaüfrankisch

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what is soil of Leithaberg?

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gneiss, limestone (Leithakalk)

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What is Leithakalk?

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limestone in Leithaberg

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What is primary varietal of Eisenberg?

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reds from Bläufrankisch

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soils of Eisenberg?

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gravel and slate

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What is major geo feature of Neusiedlersee and important villages?

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Lake Neusiedlersee

Illmitz
Rust (Ausbruch)

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Who is most famous producer of Illmitz? For what styles?

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Late Alois Kracher

BA, TBA, and eiswein

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What region is strohwein most associated with?

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Neusiedlersee

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Where is Ausbruch produced?

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W bank of Lake Neusiedlersee in village of Rust

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When was Ausbruch first produced?

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What are major grapes and production method of Ausbruch?

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Historically Furmint, modernly Chardonnay, Muskateller, PN, Neuburger, Welschriesling, Traminer, PG

Production same as Tokaji

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What are auth styles for Neusiedlersee DAC?

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only has DAC status for classic and reserve wines from Zweigelt (no DAC for sweet wines Burgenland)

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What are DAC req's for Rosalia?
Varietal wine allowed from Bläufrankisch, Zweigelt Rosés allowed in dry style Official DAC in 2018, but allowed to label for 2017 vintage
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What non-DAC styles of wine are important to Rosalia?
1. Grande Rosalia=flavors of oak | 2. Rosolo & Rosolita=dried grapes of hand harvest, rosolo is dry, rosolita is sweet
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what is the overall topography of Styria?
mountainous
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How much of the country's plantings does Steiermark account for?
only 9%
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What is most planted variety of Steiermark? Other major varietals?
Welschriesling most planted, then Blauer Wildbacher, Wiess, SB
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What is the structure of the 3. System of Origin Steiermark? When was it est?
2018 Regional Wine Ortswein (village) Reidenwein (single vineyard) Longer aging, focus on best varieties in region
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What are the 3 DACs of Steiermark? When where they est?
2018 Südsteiermark Weststeiermark Südosteiermark (Vulkanland Steiermark)
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what are DAC req's of Südsteiermark?
Varieties=Welschriesling, Weiss, Morillon, PG, Riesling, Traminer May be blends or varietal Riesling and Traminer must be dry
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What is highest quality grape of Südsteiermark?
SB
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What is producer association of Südsteiermark? Goals? Eminent producers?
STK Association (Still relevant w/ new DAC?) High quality SB, Weissburgunder, Chardonnay, Zweigelt Own Erste Lage and Grosse Lage classifications Manfred Tement, Muster
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DAC reqs of Weststeiermark?
Varieties=Blauer Wildbacher (for Schilcher), Welschriesling, Weiss, morillon, grau, traminer, Riesling Riesling and traminer must be dry
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soils of Weststeiermark?
gneiss, mica
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What is Schilcher? Where is it produced? Req's?
Dry, racy, rosé from Blauer Wildbacher produced in Weststeiermark May be Klassik or Ried Klassik may be still, frizz, or spum
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Which DAC only existed for 1 year? Absorbed by what other DAC?
Schilcherland DAC in 2017 absorbed by new Weststeiermark DAC in 2018
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key producers in Weststeiermark?
Franz Strohmeier (natty Schilcher)
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What are DAC req's of Vulkanland Steiermark?
Varieties=Welschriesling, Wiess, Morillon, PG, Reisilng, Traminer Weiss and Traminer stars of the region May be blends or varietal Riesling and Traminer must be dry
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what is primary soil of Vulkanland Steiermark?
Volcanic basalt slopes vulkan=volcano
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What is most planted variety of Steiermark?
Welschriesling