Veneto IWS Flashcards

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What is the principal grape variety of Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG and Prosecco DOC?

A

Glera

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What is the percentage of Rondinella allowed in the official blend of Valpolicella?

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5-30%

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3
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What is ‘Vinacce’?

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Leftover, unpressed skins and lees

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What are the names of the 2 official subzones of Valpolicella?

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Classica and Valpantena

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5
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Colli Scaligeri is a subzone of which DOC?

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Soave DOC

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From where does the grape Vespaiola get its name?

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‘Vespa’ (the italian word for wasp)

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What is the minimum alcohol level in Amarone?

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14% abv

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What grape was excluded from the mandatory Valpolicella blend in 2003?

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Molinara

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9
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What is the grape Friulano called in Veneto?

A

Tai

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10
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Which producer championed the Ripasso method in the 1960s?

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Masi

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What body of water most affects eastern Veneto?

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Adriatic Sea

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In which appellation is the Oseleta grape of growing importance?

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Valpolicella

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What is ‘Picai’?

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A method of air drying grapes typical in the area of Gambellara

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What is the maximum percentage of the grape harvest that can be used in Amarone production?

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65%

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What are the ‘Fruttai’?

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Protected, well-ventilated lofts

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16
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What is the most widely planted white grape in Veneto?

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Glera

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17
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What is ‘Marogne’

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Terraced vineyards typical of Valpolicella

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18
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Rondinella is an offspring of what grape?

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Corvina

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What is ‘Graticci’?

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Wooden racks used for appassimento

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What is the meaning of ‘rive’ in Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superior DOCG?

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Vineyards on a steep slope

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What was the first Italian novello wine to receive DOC status?

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Bardolino Novello DOC

22
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What is the name of the only official subzone of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG?

23
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What style of wine is ‘Torcolato’?

A

Sweet passito wine

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What grape variety is at the base of Gambellara wines?

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What river separates Bardolino from Valpolicella?
Adige River
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What grape is in Recioto di Gamballera DOCG?
Garganega
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What grape is Colli Euganei Fior d'Arancio DOCG?
Moscato Giallo
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Is Molinara mandatory for the Bardolino blend?
No
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What grape is native to the Monti Lessini area?
Durella
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Tai Rosso is identical to which other grape variety?
Cannanou
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What is the grape in Torcolato?
Vespaiola
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How many 'rive' are there in Conegliano Valdobbiadene Proscecco Superior DOCG?
43
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What style(s) of wine is produced as Torcolato?
A sweet passito made from the Vespaiola grape
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Describe Bardolino Classico DOC?
Wine produced in the original, historic part of the appellation
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Describe Bardolino Chiaretto DOC?
A rosato version of Bardolino
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Describe Bardolino Novello DOC?
A young Bardolino made using semi-carbonic maceration
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Describe Bardolino Superiore DOC?
Wines from anywhere in the Bardolino appellation, but with stricter production standards
38
The Tre Venezie refers to which three regions?
Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige and Friuli Venezia Giulia
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What is 'Retico'?
An ancient wine of renown made from dried grapes
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What grape is associated with Lison DOCG?
Tai
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What grape is associated with Soave DOCG?
Garganega
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What grape is associated with Valpolicella DOCG?
Corvina
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What grape is associated with Bagnoli Friularo DOCG?
Raboso Piave
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What is 'Ripasso'?
Pouring freshly made wine over pomace
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What is 'Muffa Nobile'?
Botrytis (Noble Rot)
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What is 'Appassimento'?
The process of drying grapes before vinification
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What style(s) of wine is 'Recioto di Soave DOCG'?
A sweet wine made from dried grapes
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What style(s) of wine is 'Cartizze DOCG'?
A dry spumante made from the Glera grape
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What style(s) of wine is 'Breganze DOC - Rosso'?
A Bordeaux-style blend based on Merlot and Cabernet
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What does 'Amaro' in Amarone mean?
Bitter