general Flashcards

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What is the AWRI?

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Australian Wine Research Institute

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what is the CSIRO?

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Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization

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2
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is chaptalization permitted in Australia?

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no

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3
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what two areas are responsible for about 40% of Australia’s wine volume

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Riverina (NSW)

Riverland (SA)

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4
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What was the first vintage of Grange produced?

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1951

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5
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first commercial release of Grange?

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1952

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“Banned” vintages of Grange?

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1957-1959

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7
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who makes “Octavius” and what is it?

A

Yalumba

Shiraz

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8
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who makes “Astralis”?

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Clarendon Hills

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9
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what were the recent drought vintages in Australia?

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2003

2006-2009

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10
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what is the AWBC and what does it do?

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Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation
Established in 1981, it regulates the wine industry including label language, defining GIs, moderating exports and promoting domestically and internationally.

as of late 2010, it’s called Wine Australia

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what does LIP stand for and when was it introduced?

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Label Integrity Program, beginning with the1990 vintage

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what does the LIP require?

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  • wines labeled with grape, region and vintage must be 85%, respectively.
  • unlisted varieties must not outweigh listed ones.
  • only varieties comprising minimum of 85% of the wine need be listed, as opposed to prior to 2010 when all varieties had to be listed in descending order.
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13
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what are the classifications of Rutherglen Muscat?

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Muscat
Classic Muscat
Grand Muscat
Rare Muscat

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14
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average age and RS range of Rutherglen Muscat?

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5 years, 180-240g/l

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average age and RS range of Rutherglen Classic Muscat?

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10 years, 200-280g/l

16
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average age and RS range of Rutherglen Grand Muscat?

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15 years, 270-400g/l

17
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average age and RS range of Rutherglen Rare Muscat?

A

20+ yrs, 270-400g/l

18
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where is Tahbilk?

A

Nagambie Lakes, Goulbourn Valley

19
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what is/are the grape(s) of Penfolds bin 389?

A

cabernet/shiraz

20
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what is/are the grape(s) of Penfolds bin 707?

A

cabernet

21
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what is/are the grape(s) of Penfolds RWT?

A

shiraz (100% Barossa)

22
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the term Tokay will be phased out by 2020, replaced by what new name?

A

Topaque

23
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the term Sherry will be phased out by 2020, replaced by what new name?

A

Apera

24
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when were the first Australian GIs introduced?

A

1994

25
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when was the superzone South Eastern Australia introduced?

A

1996

26
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what does RDI refer to in viniculture (specif. Australia)?

A

Regulated Deficit Irrigation

27
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what does PRD refer to in viniculture (specif. Australia)?

A

Partial Rootzone Drying