Price and the Law Flashcards

1
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costs of grape growing

A

land
vines
trellis
labour

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2
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costs of winemaking?

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equipment and machinery
bottling facilities (can be shared)
amount of time wine needs to be kept before sale

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3
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factors that effect price of wine?

A
packaging
transport, distribution, sales 
taxes
retailers 
market forces
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4
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describe market forces

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how much the destination market will pay
demand
pressure put on for demand drives prices

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5
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name and briefly describe the 3 types of wine producer

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co-operatives
- owned cooperatively, deliver grapes to winery, run by wine making team employed by all, good for growers because guaranteed buyer, challenging for winemaker not having control - common in europe

merchants
- buy grapes or juice, contracts with suppliers, high demand makes it difficult to guarantee a regular supply of suitable grapes - common outside of europe
french : negociant

estates
- make wine from grapes they grow, smaller scale, fewer blending options
french : domaine

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6
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what does “contains sulfites” mean on a wine label

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certain amount of so2, although usually it is produced naturally

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7
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who controls GIs

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world trade organization

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8
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if a GI is on a label how much of the bottle much come from GI

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85% - less strict

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9
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how much percent of grapes must come from the specified PDO

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100%

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10
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what is the french term for PDO

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AC - appellation d’orgine controlee

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11
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what is the french term for PGI

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IGP

traditionally- vin de pays

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12
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why do producers in europe prefer PGI

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it allows non traditional varieties in the blend and is less strict on production but still limits yield and production

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