Limestone Coast Flashcards

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Best wines of Coonawarra

(South Australia, Limestone Coast Zone)

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Majella
Wynns John Riddoch
Parker Estates “First Growth”

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Another region with terra rossa soil in South Australia (Limestone Coast zone)

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Padthaway GI

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GIs of Limestone Coast Zone

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Coonawarra
Padthaway
Wrattonbully
Robe
Mountbenson
Mount Gambier

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gIs of the limestone Coast Zone
South Australia State

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Coonawarra
Padthaway
Mount Benson
Robe
Wrattonbully
Mount Gambier

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soil types of Coonawarra GI

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Terra Rossa
Black Rendzina Soil
Brown Rendzina soil

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producers of Coonawarra GI

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Majella
Penley Estate
Balnaves of Coonawarra
Wynns Coonawarra Estate
Zema Estate

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Year Coonawarra GI established

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2003

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This winery founded by Chapoutier is in Mount Benson GI (Limestone Coast)

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Domaine Tournon

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Town of coonawarra (south Australia, Limestone coast)

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Penola

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Where is Padthaway GI in relation to Coonawarra GI?

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Padthaway GI is North of Coonawarra and also includes areas of terra rossa soil, and produces a similar style of Cabernet. Despite its slightly warmer climate, 35% of its vineyards are planted to white grapes; Riesling, Pinot Grigio, and Chardonnay account for nearly 45% of the production.

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Minimal pruning has been blamed for lackluster quality in this South Australian region

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Coonawarra

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Terra Rossa of Coonawarra (friable clay loam, red iron oxide, soft limestone topsoil) is also found in these places in Europe

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La Mancha
Southern Europe

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Geologist Alex Maltmann and others believe the true unique properties of Terra Rossa Soil are due to this

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Underlying fissured limestone

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What is “Australia’s Red Wine Centre”

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Coonawarra
5,200ha under vine

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Cabernet, Shiraz and Merlot together produce this % of output of Coonawarra

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85%

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most planted white variety of Coonawarra

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Chardonnay

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17
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What year did John Riddoch purchase his estate near Penola in Coonawarra

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1861

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What year did John Riddoch plant the first grapevines in Coonawarra at the “Penola Fruit Colony”? (his purchased property)

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1891

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19
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What was the original name of John Riddoch’s estate in Coonawarra

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Chateau Comaum

First vintage 1894

20
Q

In this year, Riddoch renamed Penola Fruit Colony “Coonawarra” after tension with Penola

21
Q

What does Coonawarra mean

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Honeysuckle ridge (Aboriginal)

22
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After Riddoch’s death, this man aquired part of the Coonawarra Estate in 1908

A

Bill Redman

23
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Bill Redman sold Coonawarra fruit to this negociant firm from 1920

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Until the 1950s, most of the wine produced on the original Riddoch estate was this

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wine for distillate
Doradillo grape was amongst the most common

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In 1946, which Negociant purchased Chateau Comaum?
Woodley's
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The name of the famous Clarets released from 1949-1956 under Bill Redman's direction at Chateau Comaum in Coonawarra
"Treasure Chest"
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In 1952, Bill Redman and son founded this winery in Coonawarra
Rouge Homme
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in 1956, Redman sold Rouge Homme to this group
Lindemans
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Who makes "Peppermint Pattie" (Coonawarra)
Mildara first release in 1963
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in 1951, these brothers purchased Chateau Comaum and Riddoch's core property from Woodleys
Samuel and David Wynn
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From this year forward, the Wynns Coonawarra Estate produced varietally labeled estate bottled cabernet Sauvignon
1954
32
Today, this producer owns about half of the entire of the region of Coonawarra's vineyards
Wynns
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First vintage of Wynn's "John Riddoch"
1982
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Last of Australian GIs to be formalized
Coonawarra 2003
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winemaker at Wynns Coonawarra estate
Sue Hodder
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This eucalyptus is prevalent throughout Coonawarra
Red Gum Eucalyptus
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Winemaker for Yalumba's Limestone Coast wines
Peter Gambetta
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Padthaway GI surrounds this town and is heavily cultivated
Naracoorte
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Most of Padthaway GI's 4000ha of vineyards follow a stretch of highway between these two towns
Keppoch and Padthaway
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This producer planted Padthaway's first vineyard in 1964
Seppelt
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Producers who have set up in Padthaway GI (limestone coast)
Seppelt Lindemans, Hardys Wynns Orlando
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The first vines of Wrattonbully GI (Limestone coast) appeared in this year
1969 11 ha
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Who owns Koppamurra Vineyard (Wrattonbully GI) Planted 1974
Tapanappa
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Vines in Wrattonbully GI are generally this old
10-20 years old
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This Limestone Coast GI is named for South Australia's second largest population center, also the state's largest region in sheer size
Mount Gambier GI
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Most planted varieties in Mount Gambier GI (limestone coast)
Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir, in the cooler Maritime climate, closest to Victoria
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Vine Cultivation in Mount Benson and Robe GI didn't begin until this year
1989