Major wine-producing regions and their signature grapes and styles, going deeper than the Wine Basics deck.
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- What is the primary red grape in Bordeaux's Left Bank?
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- What is the primary red grape in Bordeaux's Right Bank?
- Merlot
- What red grape is the sole focus of Burgundy's greatest Pinot Noir wines?
- Pinot Noir
- What white grape dominates Burgundy's production?
- Chardonnay
- Champagne's terroir is defined by what geological feature?
- Chalk soil, or chalky limestone
- What is the signature white grape of the Loire Valley?
- Sauvignon Blanc
- What red grape is central to Loire Valley's dry reds?
- Cabernet Franc
- What red grape defines the Northern Rhone Valley?
- Syrah
- What is the primary red grape of the Southern Rhone Valley?
- Grenache
- Alsace is known for its dry, aromatic version of what grape?
- Riesling
- What is Alsace's most spiced and floral white grape?
- Gewurztraminer
- What red grape is the backbone of Chianti?
- Sangiovese
- What red grape defines Barolo and is native to Piedmont?
- Nebbiolo
- Amarone della Valpolicella is made using what production method?
- Partial drying of grapes before fermentation, called appassimento
- What is the primary grape of Prosecco?
- Glera