Spain Flashcards

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?? Who founded the city of Gadir (modern Cádiz) on the coast of southern Spain around 1100 BCE and established the value of viticulture and wine as a commodity in Andalucía?

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The Phoenicians腓尼基人

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?? Why was there a sudden influx涌入of French winemakers and merchants in Spain, particularly in Rioja in the 1850s and 1860s?

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Becauce of the oidium and phylloxera struck France, they were looking for something instead

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?? Who was the fascism dictator独裁者in Spain?

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Francisco Franco

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?? Which regions established the consejos in 1930s (the earliest) in Spain?

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Rioja, Jerez, Malaga

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?? What’s American oak called?

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Quercus alba白栎li

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?? Where was Cava born?

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at San Sadurní d’Anoia.

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?? Which country in Western Europe remained the only major fascist[ˈfæʃɪst]法西斯 country after World War II?

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Spain

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?? When was the dark period for wine ended in Spain?

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In 1975

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?? Which are the DOP indications in Spain?

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DO: Denominación de Origen
DOCa: Dnominación de Origen Calificada
VCIG: Vinos de Calidad con Indicación Geográfica

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?? Which is the IGP indication in Spain?

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VdlT: Vino de la Tierra

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?? What’s Noble?

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Mini 18months aging in a cask of less than 600L or bottle

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?? What’s Añejo?

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min. 24 months aging in a cask of less than 600 L or bottle

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?? What’s Viejo?

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min. 36 months aging, demonstrates marked oxidative character

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?? What is Rioja name after?

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Oja River, a small tributary of Ebro

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?? Which river is passing through Rioja?

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Ebro River

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?? Which is the mountain in the Northwest of Spain?

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Cantabrian Mountains

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?? Which three autonomias are comprised essentially in the North-Central Spain?

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Navarra, Rioja, Aragon

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?? 为什么西班牙用美国橡木桶?

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跟西班牙在北美的殖民贸易有关

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?? What’s the grape requirement for Rioja Rosato?

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Mini. 25% of the four traditional Rioja red grapes: Tempranillo, Mazuelo, Graciano, Garnacha

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?? Which are the main white grapes for Rioja White? Which are the other grapes for blend?

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Major: Viura(Macabeo), Garnacha Blanca, Malvasía Riojano, Maturana Blanca
Others: Chardonnay, Tempranillo Blanco, Sauvignon Blanc, Turruntés, Verdejo

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?? Which grape varieties may make up the remainder of the blend of Rioja Red wine?

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Cabernet Sauvignon

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?? What’s the min. % of the traditional red grapes in the blend of red Rioja wine? How many % if destemmed去梗?

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Min. 85% of Tempranillo, Mazuelo, Graciano, Garnacha, Maturana Tinta(newest)
95% if destemmed

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?? Which are the four traditional red grape varieties for Rioja Red? Which grape was added to the major blend of Rioja wine in 2007?

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Tempranillo, Mazuelo (Carignan), Graciano, Garnacha
Maturana Tinta

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?? Where is Ysios located?

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In Rioja Alavesa

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?? Name the single vineyards of Lopez de Heredia?
Bosconia and Tondonia
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?? Which grapes are Ysios’ wines made from?
Pure tempranillo
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?? Which winery is at the forefront of a new movement in spectacular modern bodega design?
Ysios
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?? Who is the designer of Marqués de Riscal’s current estate?
Canadian-born American architect and designer Frank Gehry
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?? Whose boutique was designed by Zaha Hadid in Rioja?
Lopez de Heredia in Haro Bodega Ysios (图片)
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?? When did Rioja permit to produce Espumoso?
2018
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?? Which autonomías are included in Green Spain?
Galicia, Asturias(cider), Cantabria(cider),and Basque Country
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?? If Rias Baixas wine labled Val do Salnés or Ribeira do Ulla, which are the recommended grape varieties and for how many % mini for the blending?
must contain mini 70% of Albariño, Loureiro, Treixadura, Caiño Blanco
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?? Which are the recommended grapes for O Rosal and Condado do Tea? How many %?
Mini. 70% of Albariño, Loureira, Treixadura
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?? Which grape varieties are Rias Baixas red wine made from?
Caiño, Espadeiro, Mencía
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?? If a Rias Baixas wine labeled Albarino, how many % mini of Albarino grape?
100%
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?? How many % of the vineyard acreage in Rias Baixas is devoted to Albariño?
96%
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?? What’s Ojo de Gallo?
A traditional rosado wine made in Pais Vasco blended with Ondarrabi Zuri(white) and Ondarrabi Beltza(red)
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?? How many % of Tinto del Pais is required for Ribera del Duero red wines? Which other grapes are allowed?
Min. 75% Garnacha, Cab S, Merlot
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?? Which white grape dominates Ribeira Sacra?
Palomino still dominates the vineyards Godello and Doña Blanca show more promise
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?? What are the two synonyms of Tempranillo in Ribera del Duero?
Tinto del Pais, Tinto Fino
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?? Which types of wine can be produced in Ribera del Duero?
White, rosado, clarete, tinto
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?? What’s the major white grape in Ribera del Duero?
Albillo Mayor 75%
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?? Which grapes are Único made?
Tinto del Pais, Cab S, Merlot, aged for decade or more in American and French oak.
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?? What’s the grape varieties for Brut and Brut Nature styles Espumoso from Rueda?
Mini. 75% Verdejo or Sauvignon Blanc
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?? What’s the major red grape for Rueda tinto?
Tempranillo
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?? Which are the major white varieties for Rueda blanco? How many %? Which other white grapes can be blended too?
Min. 50% of Verdejo or Sauvignon Blanc Others: Chardonnay, Viura, Viognier
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?? What’s the grape varieties requirement for Toro DO red?
Mini. 75% Tinta de Toro or 85% Garnacha
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?? Which types of wine can be produced in Toro DO?
White, rosado, red
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?? Which grapes can be used for Toro white?
Verdejo or Malvasia along with Albillo Real and Muscat a Petit Grains
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?? Who is the Vega Sicilia’s rival?
Alejándro Fernández of Pesquera
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?? Who founded Dehesa la Granja estate? Where?
Alejándro Fernández of Pesquera, Located in Zamora
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?? As of 2022, Castilla y Leon received its first DO Pagos?
Abadía修道院-Retuerta and Dehesa牧场Peñalba.
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?? Which are the major grape varieties in Baix-Penedes?
Garnacha and Monastrell
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?? Which grape variety is maily planted in Medio-Penedes?
Ull de Llebre (Tempranillo)
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?? Which style of wine from Penedes received the Slow Food “presidia” status?
Malvasia de Sitges
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?? What’s Malvasia de Sitges?
A sweet fortified wine which was a historical specialty in Penedes
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?? Name the five authorized white grapes for Cava in Penedes?
Parellada, Xarel-lo, Macabeo, Malvasia, Chardonnay
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?? Where is Sant Sadurni d’Anoia located?
In the Alt-Penedes
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?? Which is the birthplace of Cava?
Sant Sadurni d’Anoia
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?? What’s Subirat?
Malvasia
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?? Which grape varieties are authorized for Cava DO? Which are recommended grapes?
Parellada, Xarel-lo, Macabeu, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Garnacha Tinta, Monastrell, Trepat, Malvasia (Subirat); Recommended: Macabeu, Xarel-lo and Parellada
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?? What’s the synonym of Malvasia?
Subirat
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?? What are the common points between Marqués de Murrieta and Marqués de Riscal?
They both are important persons in Spanish wine history; They were both exiled during Carlist Wars in Bordeaux and learnt winemaking techniques; After their return to Spain both established wineries and brought winemaking techniques from Bordeaux.
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?? Who brought Cabernet Sauvignon cutting to Spain from Bordeaux? What’s the first vintage of resulting vines?
Marqués de Riscal, 1860
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?? Who made first oaked wine in spain? What’s the first vintage?
Marqués侯爵 de Murrieta, 1852 vintage
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?? When did Emile Peynaud start working for Marques de Riscal?
In 1972
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?? Who suggest planting Sauvignon Blanc in Rueda?
Emile Peynaud
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?? What did Emile Peynaud do when he worked for Marques de Riscal?
Identified Rueda and its grape Verdejo and created a modern style non-oxidative white wine; He also suggested planting Sauvignon Blanc in Rueda.
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?? Who is the consultant in 1972 for Marqués de Riscal?
Emile Peynaud
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?? Who employed Émile Peynaud as consultant in Spain in 1972?
Marqués de Riscal
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?? What did Miguel Torres bring to Catalonia in1960s?
Stainless steel and temperature-controlled fermentation
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?? Who introdued stainless steel and temperature comtrolled fermentation in Spain? When was it?
Miguel Torres, in 1960s
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?? When did Spain join the EU?
In 1986
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?? When was the first general election大选was held since 1936 in Spain?
1977
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?? When did Spain start its return to greater economic prosperity繁荣with more potential international business?
After the first general election in 1977
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?? Which country has the most hectares面积of vines? How many % of the global vineyard surface?
Spain, 13%
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?? Which country is the largest exporter in terms of volume?
Spain
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?? Is Spain the world’s largest prodcuer of wine? Why?
NO; even though Spain has the largest hectares of vines, but due to lower yield, wide vineyard spacing of the old vines, and distillation of grapes for brandy, Spain is not the largest producer of wine, behind Italy and France.
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?? Which geographical feature seperates France and Spain?
Pyrenees Mountains
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?? Is Spain the largest exporter in terms of value? Why?
NO, the total value of Spain’s exports is less than a third of France’s and less than half of Italy’s, due to Spain’s larg bulk industry.
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?? Which country/nation is nestled within the border of France and Spain?
Andorra
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?? What’s the altitude range of Spain?
Between 36°and 44°N (within 30-50°N)
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?? Which are the two highest average elevation countries in Europe?
1st is Switzerland, 2nd is Spain
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?? Which mountains lines the southeast of the peninsula of Spain?
Sistema Penibético
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?? Which mountain range borders the Mesata Central to the south?
Sierra Morena
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?? Which mountain runs perpendicular to the Sistema Central stretching from Castilla y Leon to Valencia?
Sistema Ibérico
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?? Which mountain begin in Galicia and continues parallel to the northern coast?
Cordillera Cantábrica/ Cantabrian Mountains
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?? Which mountains bisect Spain two parts?
Sistema Central 中央山脉
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?? Name the water surrounds Spain?
Mediterranean to the east, Atlantic Ocean to the west, Bay of Biscay to the north
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?? Why does Spain have the second highest average elevation in Europe?
There are many mountains ranges in the country and the large plateau - Meseta Central which has an average elevation of 660m.
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?? Which water is to the north Spain?
Bay of Biscay
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?? Legally, Spain is divided into ?
17 comunidades autónomas (autonomous communities)自治区 (15 in mainland, 2 on islands) The comunidades autonomas are splited into: 50 provinces and 2 autonomous cities自治城市
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?? What’s Leveche? What’s Levante?
Leveche: A hot drying wind from the African desert blows to south Spain Levante: a warm but humid wind comes in Spain from the east.
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?? What’s the warm and humid wind comes in Spain from the east?
Levante
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?? What’s the hot drying wind from African desert called ?
Leveche
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?? Which is the wind name from the west of Spain?
Poniente (西方)
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?? What’s Poniente?
A cold west wind from the Atlantic in Spain
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?? What are the main factors affecting Spain's climate?
Elevation: second highest average elevation in Europe with many mountains ranges throughout the country. Water: Mediterranean, Atlantic, Bay of Biscay Wind: Poniente, Leveche, Levante
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?? What’s the annual rainfall outside of Green Spain?
Less than 500mm annually
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?? Which region in the south of Spain but has cold climate?
Andalucía, high-elevation
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?? Which region has the highest rainfall in Spain? What’s the annual rainfall in this region?
The Green Spain: from Galicia to Basque Country, the Northern Coast. More than 2000mm annually
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?? When was the first Spanish DO awarded?
In 1932 (4years earlier than France’s)
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?? What’s the full name of DO of Spain?
Denominaciones de Origen
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?? Name the full names of Origin system of France, Italy, Portugal, Spain?
France: Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée Italy: Denominazione di Origine Controllata Portugal: Denominação de Origem Controlada Spain: Denominaciones de Origen
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?? What’s the confined area for VdlT wines in Spain? How many % of grapes are mandated from this given area?
From a collection of villages to a whole autonomous community; Mini 85%.
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?? What’s the lowest-quality tier of Spainish wine?
Vino de Mesa
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?? What’s the requirements for VdM regulation in Spain?
1: Wines can be blended from various areas of Spain, bear no region on the label; 2: Since 2008, the wines are allowed to state both vintage and variety
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?? Since when the VdM wines were allowed to state vintage and variety?
2008
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?? Can VdM wines bear region on the label?
No
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?? Can VdM wines state vintage on the label?
Yes
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?? Can VdM wines state variety on the label?
Yes
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?? Name the two tiers of table wine in Spain wine law?
VdM: Vino de Mesa VdlT: Vino de la Tierra
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?? Which regulation can produce wines similar to “Super Tuscan” in Spain?
VdlT: Vino de la Tierra
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?? What’s the PGI level regulation in Spain?
VdlT: Vino de la Tierra
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?? What’s the hierarchy of regulation by Spainish wine law?
VdM: Vino de Mesa = table wine PGI: VdlT: Vino de la Tierra = table wine (PGI=Protected Geographical Indication) PDOs=Protected Denominations of Origin: VC/VCIG: Vino de Calidad con Indicación Geográfica DO: Denominación de Origen DOCa: Denominación de Origen Calificada VP: Vino de Pago
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?? What’s the hierarchy of PDO regulations by Spanish wine law?
VC/VCIG: Vino de Calidad con Indicación Geográfica DO: Denominación de Origen (equivalent to France’s AOC and Italy’s DOC) DOCa: Denominación de Origen Calificada (similar to DOCG in Italy) VP: Vino de Pago
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?? Which is the most basic PDO wine in Spain?
VCIG: Vino de Calidad con Indicación Geográfica
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?? Which tier of Spanish regulation operates as a stepping stone between VdlT for DO status? Must wait how long before applying for DO status?
VCIG=Vino Calidad con Indicación Geográfica 5 years
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?? Which was the second DOCa in Spain? When was it granted to DOCa?
Priorat; in 2009
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?? How many DOCa are there in Spain?
Only two
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?? Which was the first DOCa wine in Spain? When was it granted to DOCa?
The first was Rioja, granted in 1991
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?? What’s the Catalan traslation for DOCa?
Denominació d’Origen Qualificada (DOQ)
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?? Which is the highest level of PDO category in Spain?
Vino de Pago
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?? When was Vino de Pago category established?
In 2003
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?? Vino de Pago were first conceptualized in which region?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? What’s Vino de Pago?
It’s a designation awarded to a single estate that may exist within or ourside of a DO (but few are found within prestigious appellations).
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?? Which is the smallest Pago in Spain? How many hectares?
Vallegarcía, 1.5ha
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?? What’s the requirements for Vinos de Pago?
1:The estate mus be estate bottled 2:Vineyard owned by the winery operating in its bounds必须在酒庄范围内经营 3:Must be in production for a mini of 10 years before applying for Pago status
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?? Which winery withdrew退出from the Rioja DOCa? When?
Artadi, in 2015
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?? Who published “terroir manifest风土宣言”?
Telmo Rodríguez
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?? When did Bierzo, Rioja, Rueda creat their Vi de Vila?
Bierzo and Rioja in 2017 Rueda in 2019
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?? Which was the first region creating Vi de Vila category? When was it created?
Priorat, in 2009
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?? What are the aging requirements for general DO and DOCa in Spain?
Crianza Red: mini 2yrs total (mini 6mths in oak); Rosado&White: mini 18 (6 in oak) Reserva Red: mini 3yrs total(1yr in oak); Rosado&White: mini 2yrs (6 in oak) Gran Reserva Red: mini 5yrs total(18mths in oak); Rosado&White: 4yrs (6 in oak)
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?? What’s “Vi de Vila”?
Designation for village and allowing wines to be labeled by village
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Rosado/White Gran Reserva wines in Spain?
Min. 4yrs (6 in oak)
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Red Gran Reserva wines in Spain?
Min. 5yrs (18mths in oak)
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Red Reserva wines in Spain?
Min. 3yrs total (1yr in oak)
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Rosado/White Reserva wines in Spain?
Min. 2yrs (6mth in oak)
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Red Crianza wines in Spain?
Mini 2yrs in total including mini 6months in oak
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?? What’s the aging requirement for Rosato/White Crianza wines in Spain?
Mini 18mths in total, 6mths in oak
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?? What’s the maximum capacity of the oak casks for aging Spanish wine by DO/DOCa law?
330L
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?? What are the aging requirements for Ribera del Duero?
Crianza: 2yrs (1yr in oak) Reserva: 3yrs (1yr in oak) Gran Reserva: 5yrs (2yrs in oak)
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?? What are the aging requirement for Rioja wines?
Crianza: 2yrs in total (1yr in oak) Reserva: 3yrs in total (1yr in oak + 6month in bottle) Gran Reserva: 5yrs in total (2yrs in oak + 2yrs in bottle)
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?? Name the two Pagos in Castilla-La Mancha?
Dominio de Valdepusa (2003) Finca Élez (2003) Guijoso (2005) Dehesa del Carrizal (2006) Campo de la Guardia (2009) Florentino (2009) Casa del Blanco (2010) Calzadilla (2011) Vallegarcía (2019) La Jaraba (2019) Los Cerrillos (2019) El Vicario (2019) Rosalejo (2024)
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?? Vino de Pago (21) list?
Dominio de Valdepusa, 2003, Castilla-La Mancha, Cab S-Merlot-PV-Syrah-Graciano Finca Élez, 2003, Castilla-La Mancha, Chardonnay-Cab S-Merlot-Syrah-Tempranillo Guijoso, 2005, Castilla-La Mancha, Chardonnay-SB-Cab S-Merlot-Syrah-Tempranillo Dehesa del Carrizal, 2006, Castilla-La Mancha, Chardonnay, Cab S, Merlot, PV, Syrah, Tempranillo Arínzano, 2007, Navarra, Chardonnay-Cab S-Merlot-Tempranillo Prado de Irache, 2008, Navarra, Cab S-Merlot-Garnacha-Temp-Carinena-Graciano Otazu, 2009, Navarra, Chardonnay-Cab S-Merlot-Tempranillo Campo de la Guardia, 2009, Castilla-La Mancha, Chard-CabS-Merlot-Malbec-PV-Syrah-Tem Florentino, 2009, Castilla-La Mancha, PV-Syrah-Tempranillo Casa del Blanco, 2010, Castilla-La Mancha, Chard-SB-CabS-Merlot-Cab F-Malbec-PV-Temp El Terrerazo, 2010, Valencia, CabS-Merlot-Syrah-Garnacha-Temp-Bobal Calzadilla, 2011, Castilla-La Mancha, CabS-Syrah-Garnacha-Tempranillo Los Balagueses, 2011, Valencia, Chardonnay-SB-Merlot-Syrah-Garnacha-Temp Aylés, 2011, Aragón, CabS-Merlot-Garnacha-Temp Vallegarcía, 2019, Castilla-La Mancha, Viognier-CabS-Merlot-CabF-PV-Syrah La Jaraba, 2019, Castilla-La Mancha, CabS-Merlot-Temp-Graciano Los Cerrillos, 2019, Castilla-La Mancha, Temp-Syrah-CabS Vera de Estenas, 2019, Valencia, Chard-CabS-Merlot-Temp-Bobal El Vicario, 2019, Castilla-La Mancha, Chard-SB-CabS-Merlot-PV-Syrah-Garnacha-Temp-Graciano Chozas Carrascal, 2020, Valencia, Bobal-Monastrell-Garnacha-Temp-CabS-CabF-Syrah-Merlot-Chard-SB-Macabeo Rosalejo, 2024, Castilla-La Mancha, Garnacha-Syrah-Temp
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?? Name the the lastest Pago?
Rosalejo in Castilla La Mancha, 2024 ?? Name the Pagos in Navarra? Arinzano (2007) Prado de Irache (2008) Otazu (2009)
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?? Name the Pago in Valencia?
El Terrerazo (2010) Los Balagueses (2011) Vera de Estenas (2019) Chozas Carrascal (2020)
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?? Name the Pago in Aragon?
Ayles 2011
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?? Where is Dominio de Valdepusa? Grape varieties?
In Castilla-La Mancha, CabS Bordeaux grapes and Syrah, Graciano
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?? Which is the first Pago?
Dominio de Valdepusa, in 2003, in Castilla-La Mancha Finca Elez, in 2003, Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Guijoso?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Finca Elez?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Dehesa del Carrizal?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Arinzano?
Navarra
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?? Where is Prado de Irache?
Navarra
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?? Where is Otazu?
Navarra
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?? Where is Florentino?
Castilla-La Mancha ?? Where is Casa del Blanco? Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is El Terrerazo?
Valencia
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?? Where is Campo de la Guardia?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Calzadilla?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Los Balagueses?
Valencia
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?? Where is Aylés?
Aragon
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?? Where is Vera de Estenas?
Valencia
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?? Where is Vallegarcía?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is La Jaraba?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Los Cerrillos?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is El Vicario?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Rosalejo?
Castilla-La Mancha
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?? Where is Chozas Carrascal?
Valencia
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?? What does “Joven” mean in Spain?
“young” wine with minimal to no oak influence
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?? Where is the origin of Airén?
Cuenca in Castilla-La Mancha
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?? What does “Noble” mean in Spain?
Mini 18months total in oak or in bottle
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?? What does Añejo mean in Spain?
Mini 2yrs total in oak or in bottle
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?? What does Viejo mean in Spain?
Mini 3yrs in oak and demonstrates marked oxidative character
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?? Which type of wine is widedly Airén made into?
Brandy
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?? How old is the oldest vines of Albarino in Rias Baixas?
300 years
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?? Which is the second most planed white grape globally?
Airén
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?? Which soil type is good for Albarino?
Granite
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?? Which region is located in south of Galicia?
Minho
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?? Except Jerez, which regions produce Palomino? What are the styles?
Andalucía (south): unfortified styles with or without flor Canary Islands: white table wines of higher quality
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?? Which grape variety is appreciated as a softening agent in Cava blending?
Parellada
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?? Which is the most noted region for Godello?
Valdeorras
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?? What’s the synonym of Macabeo in Rioja and Catalonia?
Rioja: Viura; Catalonia: Macabeu
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?? Which region is Parellada most planted?
Catalonia
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?? Where is Parellada native to?
Aragon
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?? Where is Bobal native to and produces the best example?
Valencia
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?? What does Samsó refer to?
Cariñena, or Carignan
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?? What does Crujillón refer to?
Cariñena, or Carignan
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?? What’s the synonym of Cariñena in France?
Carignan
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?? What are other synonyms of Cariñena in Spain?
Carinyena, Mazuelo, Mazuela
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?? What’s the synonym of Alicante Bouschet?
Garnacha Tintorera
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?? Where, when and by whom was Garnacha Tintorera/Alicante Bouschet crossed?
It was crossed by Henri Bouschet, at Domaine de la Calmette, between 1855 and 1865
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?? Is Listán Negro the same grape variety as Listán Prieto?
NO
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?? Is Listán Negro a mutation of Listán Blanco?
NO
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?? What’s the synonym of Mencía?
Jaen
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?? What are the synonyms of Listán Prieto?
País, Mission, and Criolla Chica
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?? What does Jaen哈恩refer to?
Mencía
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?? Name two premium Mencia of Alvaro Palacios? In Which DO?
Las Lamas, Moncerbal; Bierzo
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?? Who made Pombeiras? Un which DO?
Guímaro Finca; Ribeira Sacra
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?? Name three wines made from century-old vineyards of Mencia grape?
Las Lamas and Moncerbal from Alvaro Palacios in Bierzo Pombeiras from Guimaro Finca in Ribeira Sacra
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?? Where is Monastrell indigenous to?
Valencia (the town Sagunto)
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?? What’s the Catalan name for Monastrell?
Morvedre
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?? What’s the grape of Fondillón?
Monastrell
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?? What’s Fondillón?
Fondillón is a special style of wine produced in the Alicante D.O. in Spain.[1] Fondillón is a red wine produced in an oxidised (rancio) style from overripe Monastrell grapes, and is typically semi-sweet. Its alcohol level is similar to many fortified wines, although Fondillón is not fortified.
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?? Is Fondillón a fortified wine?
No
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?? Which red grape is third most planted globally following Cab S and Merlot?
Tempranillo
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?? What’s the mutation variety of Tempranillo?
Tempranillo Blanco
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?? What does Tempranillo mean ?
Little early one: refer to its small berry size and its early budding and ripening.
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?? Where is Syrah most planted in Spain?
In Castilla-La Mancha
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?? What’s the synonym of Tempranillo in Valdepeñas?
Cencibel
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?? What’s the synonym of Tempranillo in Ribera del Duero?
Tinto del País or Tinto Fino
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?? What’s the synonym of Tempranillo in Toro?
Tinta de Toro
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?? What’s the synonym of Tempranillo in Toro?
Tinta de Toro
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?? Name the 2 synonyms of Tempranillo in Portugal?
Tinto Roriz/ Aragonez
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?? Name the synonym of Tempranillo in Catalonia?
Ull de Llebre
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?? Name 6 Synonyms of Tempranillo ?
Cencibel (Valdepeñas) Tinto del País (Ribera del Duero) Tinta de Toro (Toro) Tinto Fino (Ribera del Duero) Tinto Roriz/Aragonez (Portugal) Ull de Llebre (Catalonia)
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?? Which grape varieties is an important grape for rosado wine in Spain?
Garnacha
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?? What is Rosado wine called in Cigales, Navarra, Valdepeñas?
aloques
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?? What does “aloques” mean?
Rosado wine
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?? What percentage of the world's rosé wine comes from Spain?
25%
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?? What’s Spanish traditional style Rosato?
Aged for long periods in American oak and higher in alcohol and deeper color; usually blend both red and white varieties and implement a period of skin maceration.
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?? Which river seperates Galicia and Minho?
Minho River
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?? What’s “estate” called in Rias Baixas?
Pazo
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?? Name the first commercial winery in Rias Baixas? When was it established?
Palacio de Fefiñanes, in 1904
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?? When did Rias Baixas become a DO? What was the initial name?
In 1988; Albariño DO
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In 1988; Albariño DO
Xabre (x读s)
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?? What’s xabre?
Local name for Granite soil in Rias Baixas
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?? Name the 5 subzones of Rias Baixas?
Ribeira do Ulla, Val do Salnés, Soutomaior, O Rosal, Condado do Tea
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas is the southernmost?
O Rosal
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas is the northernmost?
Ribeira do Ulla
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?? Which is the most historic subregion of Rias Baixas?
Val do Salnés
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?? Which is the largest subregion of Rias Baixas?
Val do Salnés
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas contains more than half of the region’s planted hectarage?
Val do Salnés
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?? Which is the coldest and wettest subregion of Rias Baixas?
Val do Salnés
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas is on the Atlantic coast?
Val do Salnés
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas is between Val do Salnés and Santiago de Compostela?
Ribeira do Ulla
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?? Which river is through Ribeira do Ulla?
Ulla river
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?? Where is Ribeira do Ulla?
A subregion of Rias Baixas
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?? Where is Val do Salnés?
A subregion of Rias Baixas
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?? Which is the youngest subzone of Rias Baixas?
Ribeira do Ulla
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?? Which subzone of Rias Baixas is the smallest in production and size?
Soutomaior
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?? Where is Soutomaior?
A subregion of Rias Baixas
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?? Which two subzones of Rias Baixas are bordered Portugal?
O Rosal and Condado do Tea
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?? Which two subzones of Rias Baixas reach the Atlantic Ocean ?
Val do Salnés and O Rosal
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?? Which subregion produces the most red wine in Rias Baixas?
Condado do Tea
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?? Where is O Rosal?
A subregion of Rias Baixas
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?? What’s the wine style of O Rosal?
Broader, richer style of Albarino
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?? Which is the warmest and driest subregion of Rias Baixas?
Condado do Tea
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?? What’s the training system in Rias Baixas?
Parral or Pergola
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?? What is Pergola called in Rias Baixas?
Parral
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?? What’s the average vineyard size in Rias Baixas?
Small plots: 0.6ha split into 4 parcels
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?? What’s the % of Albariño’s total plantings in Rias Baixas?
96%
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?? Which other white grapes are also planted in Rias Baixas?
Loureira, Treixadura, Caíño Blanco, Torrontés, and Godello
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?? If want to be varietally labeled, what’s the % of Albarino must be composed for Rias Baixas wine?
100%
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas can not be labeled subzone?
Soutomaior
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?? What’s the climate of Rias Baixas?
Maritime
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?? What’s the average temperature in Rias Baixas?
The coolest Val do Salnés 12.7C° The warmest Condado do Tea 15C°
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?? What’s the average annual rainfall in Rias Baixas?
1918mm
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?DOs in Calicia?
five DOs: Rías Baixas, Ribeiro, Valdeorras, Ribeira Sacra, and Monterrei.
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?? In which region is Ribadavia located?
Ribeiro
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?? Where do the rivers Miño and Avia converge?
The town of Ribadavia
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?? Which subregion of Rias Baixas borders Ribeiro region?
Condado do Tea
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?? Which is the most important grape in Ribeiro?
Treixadura (semi-aromatic)
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?? Which type of wine is mainly produced in Ribeiro ? how many % of this type?
White wine; 90%
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?? Name the two major rivers of Ribeira Sacra?
Sil and Miño
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?? What’s the meaning of the name of Ribeira Sacra?
Sacred riverbanks神圣的河岸
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?? Name 4 regions in the world planting vines on the very steep descending hillsides?
Ribeira Sacra, Mosel, Douro, Northern Rhone
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?? Name 3 key producers in Ribeira Sacra?
Guímaro, Algueira, and Dominio do Bibei
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?? Name 5 subzones of Ribeira Sacra?
Chantada, Ribeiras do Miño, Amandi, Ribeiras do Sil, Quiroga-Bibei
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?? Which subzones of Ribeira Sacra are on the bank of Miño River?
Chantada (west/right bank), Ribeiras do Miño (east bank)
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra is on the west/right bank of Mino River?
Chantada
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?? Where is Amandi located?
Nothern bank of Sil River in Ribeira Sacra
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra is on the southern/left bank of Sil River?
Ribeiras do Sil
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra is the most historic?
Amandi
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra sits the appellation’s center?
Amandi
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra produces the highest quality wine? Why?
Amandi, it sits on the steep northern slopes of the Sil river.
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra is opposite Ribeiras do Miño?
Chantada
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?? Which subzone of Ribeira Sacra is carved in half by Sil river?
Quiroga-Bibei
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?? What’s the soil types along Sil?
Upper Sil more slate, lower is granite
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?? What’s the microclimate in Sil Valley?
Drier and slightly cooler than Miño
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?? Which subzone occupies Ribeira Sacra’s eastern sector?
Quiroga-Bibei
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?? Which is the most important grape variety in Ribeira Sacra? How many % of total vineyards?
Mencia; 90%
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?? Which region’s mencia is lighter in body and crunchier but same complex between Bierzo and Ribeira Sacra?
Ribeira Sacra
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?? What’s the local name for Bastardo in Ribeira Sacra?
Merenzao
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?? What’s the synonym of Sousón in Portugal?
Vinhão
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?? What’s the synonym of Vinhão in Spain?
Sousón
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?? What’s the synonym of Brancellao in Portugal?
Alvarelhão
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?? What’s the synonym of Alvarelhão in Spain?
Brancellao
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?? Name other red grape varieties produced in Ribeira Sacra, apart from Mencia?
Merenzao (very floral), Brancellao (elegant), Sousón (pigmented and tannic), Caiño Tinto
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?? What does “Summum” mean?
It identifies the use of at least 85% principal grapes for both whites and reds.
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?? Name three great white grapes in Galicia?
Albarino, Godello, Treixadura
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?? What’s Vino Tostado?
“toasted wine/roasted wine”, a historic style in Spain, similar to Italian Vin Santo. White or red grapes are dried to mini. Must weight of 350g/l, then fermented and aged in oak or cherry casks for min. 6months, followed by a min. 3 in bottle.
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?? Where is Valdeorras?
In Galicia
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?? Which is the easternmost appellation in Galicia?
Valdeorras
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?? Which region bridges Ribeira Sacra with Castilla y Leon’s Bierzo?
Valdeorras
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