Italy - North Flashcards
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Name all communes of:
Barolo
11 of them
- Barolo
- La Morra
- Casteglione Falleto
- Serralunga d’Alba
- Monforte d’Alba
- Diano d’Alba
- Verduno
- Novello
- Grinzano Cavour
- Roddi
- Cherasco
Appellation and village of the following vineyard:
Bricco San Pietro
MGA of Barolo DOCG
Within the commune of Monforte d’Alba
Appellation and village of the following vineyard:
Ornato
MGA of the Barolo DOCG
within the commune of Serralunga d’Alba
What are the main regulation of the following DOC?
Valle d’Aoste Chambave Blanco
- 100% Moscato Bianco
- Can be either
- Dry: 11% ABV
- Passito: 16,5% ABV (13% acquired)
- What is the oldest DOCG of Veneto?
- The most recent?
Oldest: Since 1998
- Recioto di Soave DOCG
Newest: all introduced in 2011
- Bagnoli Friulano DOCG
- Montello Rosso DOCG
- Colli de Conegliano DOCG
Explain briefly the following:
Sforzato di Valtelina DOCG
- DOCG since 2003
- 90% Chiavennasca (Nebbiolo)
- Grapes must be air-dried until at least the 10th of December to increase the potential alcohol content to 14% ABV
- Must be aged for at least 20 months; within 12 in barrels
Explain the following soil type? Where is it common?
Arcailloso
- Soil type of Gavi DOCG zone
- AKA “Red Earth”
- = brown iron rich soil
Name some important MGA of the following
Casteglione Falleto commune of Barolo DOCG
- Bricco Boschis
- Montprivato
- Vignolo
- Fiasco
- Villero
- Scarrone
- Bricco Rocche
- Pira
- …
Where could you find the Vien de Nus grape?
- Within the sub-region of Nus in Valle d’Aoste DOC
- Produced dry and sweet Red wines
- Can be produced as Superiore or Passito
Where is the following MGA located
Bussia
- In Barolo DOCG
- Within the commune of Montforte d’Alba
- A tiny part of this vineyard is bellowing to the town of Barolo
Name all of the white DOCG in Piemonte?
- Gavi
- Roero d’Arneis
- Erbaluce di Caluso
- Asti / Moscato d’Asti (As Spumante)
In 2017 the consortium of Franciacorta updated the DOCG.
Why for?
They introduced a new variety to face the global warming.
Erbamat can now be blended as high as 10% maximum of the final blend
There is 1 vineyard shared between Barolo and Novello.
Can you name it?
Ravena
Under what DC is bellowing the following sub-region:
Torette
- Valle d’Aoste DOC
- Variety: 70% minimum Petit Rouge
Where is the following vineyard located?
Bricco Rocca
- Within the Barolo DOCG
- MGA of the commune of La Morra
What are the main regulation of the following DOCG:
Barbera del Montferrato Superiore DOCG?
- Located within the Piemonte wine region
- 85% Barbera + Grignolino, Freisa, Dolcetto
-
14 months of total ageing
- Minimum 6 months must be in oak
- Minimum 13% ABV
What is the signification of the following term in Piemonte
MGA
“Menzioni geografiche aggiuntive”
AKA ‘Single vineyard’ or ‘Sori’
What are the main requirements of the following DOCG:
- Dogliani DOCG
- Dogliani Superiore DOCG
-
100% Dolcetto in both cases
- Classic: 12% ABV
- Superiore: 13% ABV
-
Ageing: 12 months in total minimum
- No oak specification.
Where in Italy is the following DOCG located:
Recioto di Gambellara DOCG
Veneto
What is the traditional trellising system in Aosta Valle?
Pergola system
Where is the following vineyard located:
Fonsati MGA
- Within the Barolo DOCG
- MGA shares between Barolo and la Morra communes
The following sub-region is bellowing to what DOCG?
Santa Vittoria d’Alba
- *Asti DOCG**
- Subzone created in 2011*
What are the sub-zone of Barbera d’Alba DOCG?
- Tunella
- Astiano
- Nizza - Prior to 2014, now as its own DOCG
Under what appellation is the following ter;m referred to:
Saten
Explain it briefly
Franciacorta DOCG
- Blanc de Blancs style
- Made for Chardonnay and max 50% Pinot Bianco
- Ageing: 24 mth of ageing OTL
- Can only be produced in Brut or less
- Cannot exceed 5 ATM pressure in the bottle













