Lm. Test Questions, Italy Flashcards

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What grape is used for a wine from Gavi?

a) Cortese
b) Arneis
c) Verdicchio

A

a) Cortese

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What region produces Valtellina wines from Nebbiolo?

a) Piemonte
b) Lombardy
c) Liguria

A

b) Lombardy

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What is the minimum ageing requirement for Barolo RISERVA, and how many months in Oak?

a) 4 years
b) 3 years
c) 5 years

A

c)
5 years.
18 months

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Which of the following is not one of the principal communes for the wines of Barolo?

a) Castiglione
b) La Morra
c) Dogliani

A

c) Dogliani

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What are the typical flavours of a wine made from Arneis?

a) lychee and spice
b) peach and apricot
c) lemon and vegetal

A

b) peach and apricot

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What % of Sangiovese must be used in a Carmignano?

a) 100
b) 50
c) 20

A

b) 50

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What grape is used for a Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wine?

a) Montepulciano
b) Sangiovese
c) Dolcetto

A

b) Sangiovese

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Which area in Tuscany is known for producing the Super Tuscan wines?

a) Montalcino
b) San Gimignano
c) Bolgheri

A

c) Bolgheri

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What type of wine does the Frascati DOC produce?

a) White
b) Red
c) Rosé

A

a) White

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What is the traditional grape used in Soave?

a) Trebbiano
b) Garganega
c) Vermentino

A

b) Garganega

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What region is known for its Verdicchio wines?

a) Tuscany
b) Umbria
c) Marche

A

c) Marche

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What is the dominant grape used in Conero DOCG and Rosso Piceno DOC?

a) Sangiovese
b) Nero d’Avola
c) Montepulciano

A

c) Montepulciano

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13
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What region does Umbria have a similar climate to?

a) Basilicata
b) Tuscany
c) Trentino-Alto Adige

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b) Tuscany

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What region is the Frascati DOC in?

a) Umbria
b) Abruzzo
c) Lazio

A

c) Lazio

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What grape is used for Taurasi DOCG?

a) Agiorgitiko
b) Aglianico
c) Primitivo

A

b) Aglianico

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What is Sicily’s traditional red variety?

a) Frappato
b) Nero d’ Avola
c) Negroamaro

A

b) Nero d’ Avola

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What region is the wine Aglianico del Vulture in?

a) Basilicata
b) Puglia
c) Campania

A

a) Basilicata

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Which grape is the same as the Primitivo grape?

a) Grenache
b) Zinfandel
c) Sangiovese

A

b) Zinfandel

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How long must a wine from the DOCG of Taurasi be aged before release?

a) 2 years
b) 3 years
c) 4 years

A

b) 3 years

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What style of wine is an Orvieto?

a) Red
b) White
c) Rosé

A

b) White

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What grape is the Cannonau of Sardinia?

a) Negroamaro
b) Grenache
c) Merlot

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b) Grenach

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22
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What is the name given to the ventilated room for drying grapes?

23
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What kind of wine is a Bardolino Chiaretto DOC?

24
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How many communes are there in Barolo?

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Which two communes represent Softer, Fruitier, Earlier Maturing Barolo?
La Morra. | Barola
26
Which two communes represent more structured, longer to mature Barolo?
Monforte. | SerraLunga
27
Which commune in Barolo has the qualities of the other groups within the commune.
Castiglione
28
Which DOC overlaps both Barolo DOCG and Barberesco DOCG?
Langhe
29
What grape is used in Barberesco DOCG
Nebbiolo
30
What is the minimum age required for Barolo? | And how many months in Oak?
3 Years. | 18 Months
31
What is the varietal Cabernet Sauvignon used in making a Super Tuscan?
Sassicaia
32
Which grape is in the single grape higher quality Frascati?
Malvasia
33
Which two grapes are typically used to make simple low priced blends of Frascati?
Malvasia. | Trebbiano
34
What is quantitatively to be Italy's most important white wine?
Soave
35
Where is Conero?
Marche
36
Which two types of wine is Marche know for?
Verdicchio. | Conero
37
Umbria is know for which wine?
Orvieto
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Name the four grapes in Orvieto?
Trebbiano. Grechetto. Malvasia. Verdello
39
Arneis grape is typically grown where?
Roero
40
Where is Roero located?
Piemonte
41
Where would you find Schiava and Lagrein?
Alto Adige
42
Schiava and Lagrein, Red or White?
Red
43
Where is Collio?
Friuli Venezia
44
Trentino is know for which red grape?
Teroldego
45
Name the three grapes of Valpolicella?
Cor vin one. Ron din ella. Mol in ara.
46
What style of wine is a Passito di Pantelleria ?
Sun dried / Moscato Grapes Luscious dessert wine. Island of Pantelleria (50 km south of Sicily)
47
What 3 regions make up the toe, instep and heel of the boot in Italy?
Basilicata. (Inside Step) Calabria. (Toe) Puglia (Heal)
48
Where would you find Selice Salentino?
Puglia
49
Taurasi DOCg is located in which region?
Campania
50
Where would you find Copertino?
Puglia
51
Which Italian region could be compared with California's Central Valley and Australia's Riverina?
Puglia
52
Name the two grapes you would find in Salice and Copertino?
Negroamaro. | Malvasia Nera
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Primitivo, typically where would you find it?
Puglia IGT wines