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Who originally identified many of New Zealand’s modern wine regions (with the exception of Marlbourough) and educated growers on the merits of grafting vines onto disease-resistant American rootstock?

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Romeo Bragato- an Austrain viticulturist from Victoria

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Who is Romeo Bragato?

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An Austrain viticulturist from Victoria who originally identified many of New Zealand’s modern wine regions (with the exception of Marlbourough) and educated growers on the merits of grafting vines onto disease-resistant American rootstock

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What was “6 o’clock swill”?

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An early closing hour for pubs instituted in both New Zealand and Australia during WWI (lasted until 1967 in New Zealand)

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What was the most planted varietal in New Zealand in the 1960s?

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Albany Surprise

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When did wine shops of New Zealand legally begin selling wine?

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1955

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When did restaurants of New Zealand first gain the right to sell wine?

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1960

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When could a winery in New Zealand first gain the right to sell a glass of wine?

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1976

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When did the last ‘dry’ areas of New Zealand persist until?

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1990s

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When did New Zealand’s government sponsor a vine-pull scheme?

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1986

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What is Montana known for in New Zealand?

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Being the country’s largest winery, establishing Marlborough’s first commercial vineyard in 1973, releasing the country’s first varietal wine (Gisborne Chard) and producing one of the first Sauv Blancs from Marlborough in 1979

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What winery put Marlborough on the map? When did this winery launch?

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Cloudy Bay; 1985

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What is the worlds easternmost and southernmost winemaking country?

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New Zealand

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What mountain range runs through the South Island of New Zealand?

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The Southern Alps

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Which island of New Zealand is larger?

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South Island

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What is the southernmost wine region in the world?

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Central Otago

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What are the climatic differences between the North Island and the South Island?

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The South Island sees a rain shadow effect from the Southern Alps whereas the North Island is less mountainous and generally much rainier

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What is the New Zealand Winegrowers?

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An organization formed in 2002 in which all of the producers from New Zealand are members. It was a joint initiative of the Grape Growers Council and the New Zealand Wine Institute

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18
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Who pioneered the Screwcap Initiative? When?

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A group of New Zealand producers in 2001

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Who was the first winery to release a New Zealand wine bottled with a screwcap?

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Kim Crawford

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What is the minimum for vintage or varietal if listed on a New Zealand label?

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85% (Declaration of vintage and varietal is optional)

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What is the minimum for region if stated on the label of a New Zealand wine?

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It will eventually be 85%, but as of now the wine regions are unofficial

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What is the northernmost (and smallest) area of production in New Zealand?

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Northland

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What is Waikato also known as?

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Bay of Plenty

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What are the most plated grapes of Auckland?

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Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon

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What are the major wine regions of the North Island of New Zealand?

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Northland, Auckland, Waikato/Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay and Wairarapa

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What are the major wine regions of the South Island of New Zealand?

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Nelson, Marlborough, Canterbury and Central Otago

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Who now owns Montana?

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It is under the Pernod Ricard NZ umbrella

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What is the climate of Northland, Waikato and Auckland?

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All three experience a moderate, rainy maritime climate. Rot and frost are the chief viticultural hazzards

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What is the climate of Waiheke Island?

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Sunny, dry climate, especially on the lower west side

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Where is the bulk of North Island production concentrated?

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Gisborne, Hawkes bay and Wairarapa

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What is the second largest region of New Zealand?

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Hawkes Bay

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32
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Which region on the North Island has the driest climate?

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Hawkes Bay

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What are the most planted grapes in Hawkes Bay?

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Merlot, Cab Sauv, Pinot Noir, Cab Franc, Sauv Bland and Pinot Gris

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What is Gimblett Gravels developing a reputation for?

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Syrah and Bordeaux-style blends

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What are the soils of Gimblett Gravels?

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Deep shingle soils

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36
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What is Ngatarawa known for?

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Merlot

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37
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What is Gisborne also known as?

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Poverty Bay

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What are the most poplar grapes of Gisborne?

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Chard and Gewurz

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What is the southernmost region on the North Island?

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Wairarapa

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40
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What is the region of Wairarapa officially named?

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Wellington

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41
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What are the most successful grapes of Wairarapa?

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Pinot Noir and Sauv Blanc

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What is the northernmost region on the South Island?

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Nelson

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43
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What is New Zealand’s sunniest wine producing region?

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Nelson

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What is the rainiest wine producing region on the South Island?

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Nelson

45
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What is the smallest wine producing region on the South Island?

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Nelson

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What are the most planted grapes of Nelson?

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Chard, Sauv Blanc, Riesling and Pinot Noir

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What is the most planted grape of Marlborough? What other grapes are planted?

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Sauv Blanc; Pinot Noir, Chard, Pinot Gris and Riesling

48
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What has Marlborough gained a reputation for outside of Sauvignon Blanc?

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Traditional method sparkling wines

49
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What is the general climate of Marlborough?

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Cool nights with a dry, lengthy growing season

50
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What is Waipara Valley known to produce?

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Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauv Blanc

51
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What is the world’s most southernly region?

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Central Otago

52
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What is the only region in New Zealand to experience a true continental climate?

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Central Otago

53
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What wine region of New Zealand has the highest altitudes?

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Central Otago

54
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What is the most planted grape of Central Otago?

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Pinot Noir

55
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Who are the top producers of Central Otago?

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Felton Road, Mt. Difficulty and Rippon

56
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Where is Auckland?

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North Island, NZ

57
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What are the major grapes of Auckland?

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Chard, Merlot, Syrah and Pinot Gris

58
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What are the major natural features of Auckland?

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Pacific Ocean and Waitakere Ranges

59
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What are the wineries owned by Constellation NZ?

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Nobilo, Monkey Bay and Kim Crawford

60
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Where is Canterbury?

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South Island, NZ

61
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What are the sub regions of Canterbury?

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Canterbury Plains and Waipara

62
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Where is Canterbury Plains?

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Canterbury, South Island, NZ

63
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Where is Waipara?

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Canterbury, South Island, NZ

64
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What are the major grapes of Canterbury?

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Sauv Blanc, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Pinot Gris and Chard

65
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Where is Central Otago?

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South Island, NZ

66
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What are the sub regions of Central Otago?

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Alexandra, Crowmwell Basin, Wanaka, Gibbston, Bannockburn and Bendigo

67
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Where is Alexandra?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

68
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Where is Crowmwell Basin?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

69
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Where is Wanaka?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

70
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Where is Gibbston?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

71
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Where is Bannockburn?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

72
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Where is Bendigo?

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Central Otago, South Island, NZ

73
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What are the major grapes of Central Otago?

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Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Chard

74
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Where is Gisborne?

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North Island, NZ

75
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What are the major grapes of Gisborne?

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Chard, Pinot Gris, Gewurz, and Merlot

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Where is Hawke’s Bay?

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North Island, NZ

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What are the major grapes of Hawke’s Bay?

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Merlot, Cab Sauv, Cab Franc, Sauv Blanc, Chard, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Syrah

78
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Where is Marlborough?

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South Island, NZ

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What are the major grapes of Marlborough?

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Sauv Blanc, Pinot Noir, Chard, Pinot Gris, Riesling

80
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Who are the major producers from Marlborough?

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Allan Scott, Coudy bay, Fromm, Hunter’s, Saint Clair, Spy Valley

81
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Where is Nelson?

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South Island, NZ

82
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What are the major grapes of Nelson?

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Sauv Blanc, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Chard

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Where is Northland?

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North Island, NZ

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What are the sub regions of Northland?

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Kerikeri, Kairaia and Whangarei

85
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Where is Kerikeri?

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Northland, North Island, NZ

86
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Where is Kaitaia

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Northland, North Island, NZ

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Where is Whangarei?

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Northland, North Island, NZ

88
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What are the major grapes of Northland?

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Chard, Pinot Gris, Syrah, Merlot, Cab Sauv, and Pinotage

89
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Where is Waikato/Bay of Plenty?

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North Island, NZ

90
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What are the major grapes of Waikato/Bay of Plenty?

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Chard, Sauv Blanc, Cab Sauv

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Where is Wairarapa?

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North Island, NZ

92
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What are the major grapes of Wairarapa?

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Pinot Noir, Sauv Blanc, and Pinot Gris

93
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Where is Martinborough?

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Wairarapa, North Island, NZ

94
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What is the southernmost region on the North Island? What is the well-known sub-region?

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Wairarapa– Martinborough

95
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What latitude is Central Otago at?

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45th parallel

96
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Who made Traditional Method Sparkling Wines reputable from Marlborough??

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The same producers who made NZ SB a household name: Cloudy Bay, Kim Crawford, & Hunter’s

97
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What portion of NZ’s wine is produced in Marlborough? Montana controls what portion of the vineyards there?

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  • Over half

- Nearly 2/3, through subsidiaries

98
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What is required to use ‘Gimblett Gravels’ or ‘Gimblett Gravels Winegrowing District’ on a label?

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It is a trademark of the Gimblett Gravels Winegrowers Association
The producer must:
-Be a member of the association
-Harvest grapes from a vineyard with 95% of the appellation’s defined soil characteristics
-Source 95% of the grapes from within the appellation
Any producer using the ‘Gimblett Gravels’ logo is subject to audit

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What region is the largest producer of red wine in NZ?

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Hawke’s Bay

100
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What are the notable unofficial subregions of Hawke’s Bay? What are they known for?

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  • Gimblett Gravels- Syrah & Bdx blends
  • Ngatarawa- Merlot
  • Esk Valley
  • Dartoor Valley
101
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What was NZ’s first varietal wine?

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Gisborne Chardonnay by Montana

102
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What island had vines planted first?

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North Island in 1819

103
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Montana formed an alliance with which champagne house in 1988?

A

Deutz

104
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When was Cloudy Bay established? By whom?

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1985- David Hohnen of Cape Mentelle

105
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What are the three subregions of Marlborough?

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  • Warau Valley (North)
  • Southern Valley (Central)
  • Awatare Valley (South)
106
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What is the most exported brand in NZ?

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Montana’s Lindauer brand sparkling wines

107
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Who s James Busby?

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  • A British Minister
  • Involved in early viticultural efforts in NZ
  • Planted a small vineyard of Franch and Spanish cuttings on his estate in Northland
  • He wrote 3 documents on viticulture before penning NZ’s seminal political docs
108
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What is the fastest growing region in NZ? Why?

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Cantebury- the success of the Waipara Valley subregion

109
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What are the best known subregions of Central Otago?

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  • Wanaka
  • Gibbston
  • Alexandra
  • Crownwell Basin

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