Qualitatswein / Sekt Flashcards

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4 designations that can be labeled as Qualitatswein

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  1. Kabinett
  2. DAC wines
  3. Pradikatswein
  4. Sekt Austria
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Kabinett Qualitatswein

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  • Min 17° KMW
  • Max abv 13%
  • No chaptalization or süssreserve.
  • Max 9 g/L RS
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Spätlese Prädikatswein

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  • 19° min KMW
  • 5% min. abv
  • Wines may not be released until March 1 of the following year.
  • No chaptalization or süssreserve.
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6 Pradikatswein categories

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  1. Auslese Prädikatswein 21°Min kmw 5% min abv. Wines may not be released until May 1 of the following year. No chaptalization or süssreserve.
  2. Beerenauslese Prädikatswein 25°Min. kmw 5% min abv. Wines may not be released until May 1 of the following year. No chaptalization or süssreserve.
  3. Eiswein Prädikatswein 25° Min kmw. 5% min abv. No chaptalization, cryoextraction or süssreserve.
  4. Strohwein/Schilfwein Prädikatswein 25° Min. kmw 5% min abv. The wine is produced from grapes dried for a minimum of 3 months. No chaptalization or süssreserve.
  5. Ausbruch Prädikatswein 30° Min. kmw
    5% min abv. No chaptalization or süssreserve. Must come from the city of Rust.
  6. Trockenbeerenauslese Prädikatswein
    30° min kmw, 5% min abv. No chaptalization or süssreserve.
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2 styles of the DAC system

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  1. Klassik- Dry, unchaptalized, medium body, unoaked
  2. Reserve Fuller styles, higher must weight, 13% minimum abv. More extract on the palate, and frequently oak aged
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Styles of Sekt

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  1. Sekt Austria gU (Klassik)
  2. Sekt Austria gU Reserve
  3. Sekt Austria gU Grosse Reserve
  4. Hausersekt
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Sekt Austria gU (Klassic)

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  • White, rose, red
  • All production methods permitted
  • Min. 9 mo’s on lees, 6 mo’s for tank method
  • Colors approved
  • Any sweetness level permitted
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Sekt Austria Reserve gU

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  • White, rose, red
  • Traditional method required
  • Hand harvest only
  • Must be grown and vinified within a single Austrian state
  • 18 mo’s min. on lees required
  • Vintage labeling optional
  • Brut, Extra Brut, Brut Nature only, and/or max 12 g/l RS
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Sekt Austria Grosse Reserve gU

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  • White, rose, red
  • Traditional method only
  • Hand harvested from a single village
  • Grapes must be harvested and pressed within a single Austrian municipality. The municipality should be indicated on the label. Vineyard designation is also permitted.
  • Min. 36 mo’s on the lees, not released until 10/22 3 years after harvest.
  • Brut, Extra Brut, Brut Nature only, and/or max 12 g/l RS
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Hausersekt

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  • Equivilent to RM-Grower
  • Can be used for Grosse Reserve
  • Capsule must include PDO and certified quality
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How is must weight scaled in Austria?

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Klosterneuburg Must Weight Scale (KMW) is a measurement of 1 gram of sugar per 100 grams of grape must

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What is the equivalent of one KMW to Oechsle?

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1 degree KMW is approximately 5 degrees Oechsle

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Grapes utilized for Sekt prod.

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Gruner and Welschriesling are preferred but Riesling, Chardonnay, and PN also used.

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Sekt producers to know

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Hugl, Steinenger, Brundlmayer, Gobelsburg

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