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South Africa is most known (most widely planted) for what grape?
Chenin Blanc
What are South Africa's three best grown grapes?
Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz
What are South Africas top wine regions
Constantia, Franschhoek Valley, Paarl, and Stellenbosch
When is harvest in the Southern Hemisphere?
End of January through mid-april
What's Sauvignon Blanc like in South Africa
Grassy, herbal, bone-dry, high acidity
What is Cabernet Sauvignon like from South Africa?
Reds in general are smokey, a good Cab from Paarl is smokey, chocolate mocha, younger vintage is piney lite cassis
What are 3 minor grapes of South Africa?
Chardonnay, Pinotage
What rank is South Africa in wine production?
#7
What rank is Chile for wine production?
#9
What is Chile's most famous region and for what varietal?
Maipo for Cabernet Sauvignon
What country is the Bordeaux of South America?
Chile
What are Chile's top 4 grapes?
Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc
Where is Valle Central and what are the four valleys?
Chile: Maipo Valley, Rapel Valley, Curico Valley, Maule Valley
What are the 5 major wine valleys of Chile
Aconcagua valley, Casablanca Valley, Valle Central, Itata Valley, Bio-Bio- Valley
Who is ranked 5th in wine production in the world?
Argentina
What is absolute star of Argentina?
Malbec
Where is Mendoza?
Argentina
Where is Torrentes grown and what is it like?
Argentina only! Like gewurztraminer but lighter
What wines is Argentina known for?
Good valued chardonnays, Bordeaux like Cabernets, Torrentes, Malbec
What is Iscay?
Means two in the Incan language for the two grapes this wine is made from: %50 Merlot, %50 Malbec, cassis, leather, soft plump fruit, massive tannin
What is the most renowned region for Sauvignon Blanc?
Marlborough, New Zealand
What kind of climate region is New Zealand?
Some of the coolest maritime climate of the New World
Whats the weather like in South Africa's wine regions?
South Africa is scorching hot desert but the south west tip around Capetown receive maritime breeze from the Indian and Atlantic to make viticulture possible
What is good acidity generally a result of?
Cooler climate weather
WHen is New Zealands' harvest?
Anywhere from March to May (southern hemisphere)
What are 5 white grapes of New Zealand?
Chardonnay, Riesling, Muller Thurgau, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc
What are the three red grapes of New Z?
Cabernet, Merlot, Pinot Noir
What are the three leading wines of New Z?
Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
What are New Z's two largest and important wine districts?
Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Where is Gisborne and what varietal is it known for?
New Zealands' Northern island, makes Chardonnays of light honey, and tropical fruit flavors.
Where is Hawke's Bay? What varietals does is best produce?
North Island of New Zealand and makes the best of New z's Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay as well as Cab and cab-merlot blends
Where is Auckland and what and what smaller well known districts are within it?
North island of New Z and it encompasses Kumeu/Huapai, Henderson, and Weiheke Island
Where is Wairarapa/Martinborough and what varietal is its star?
North Island New Z and Pinot Noir
What are New Zealands 3 top wine districts?
Marlborough, Gisbourne, Hawke's Bay
What are Australia's top grapes? 5 of them
Chardonnay, Riesling, Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz
What are Australia's top two wine districts?
Barossa Valley and Coonawarra in South Australia
What is Barossa Valley Known for and where is it?
Full bodied shiraz, and lively Riesling, Located in South Australia
What is Coonawarra known for and where is it?
Structured, rich cabernets, South Australia
What is Coonawarra's soil like?
Reddish soil, overlaying limestone called terra rossa.
Where is Hunter Valley and what is it known for?
New South Whales and is known for amazing chardonnay (Rosemount Estate Roxburgh) against less then ideal clay soil and humidity, also aged semillon 5-10 years! "ace in the hole"
Where is Mudgee and what varietal is it great at?
New South Whales, it makes the best structured cabernet in NSW
What are New South WHales two top wine districts?
Hunter Valley and Mudgee
What wine districts are important to Victoria?
Near the coast is Yarra Valley, Geelong, and Mornington Peninsula cool enough for CHardonnay and Pinot Noir..Inland is cabernet and Shiraz viticulture
What is Northeastern Victoria's Specialty?
Sweet muscats and Tokay from Rutherglen and Glenrowan
Who is Australia's biggest and most important sparkling wine producer?
Seppelt from Grampian district in Victoria
What rank is Australia in wine production world wide?
8th
What is Western Australia's most renowned wine district?
Margaret River for elegance, richness and clarity of their cabernets
WHere are Australia's best produced Chardonnays from?
Margaret River in Western Australia- rich, expansive, elegant

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