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German, Spanish and Portuguese Wine

Riesling, Rioja, Sherry, Port, Vinho Verde, and classification terms.

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Primary white grape variety of German Riesling wines
Show answerRiesling
What does Spatlese indicate in German wine classification?
Show answerLate harvest wines, ripened longer than Kabinett, with more sweetness
What does Auslese indicate in German wine classification?
Show answerSelected harvest of ripe grapes, naturally sweeter than Spatlese
What does Eiswein translate to in English?
Show answerIce wine, made from grapes frozen on the vine
Name the main German wine regions producing Riesling
Show answerMoselle, Rhine, Rheingau, Rheinhessen, Pfalz
German Riesling is known for what type of acidity?
Show answerHigh acidity, crisp and refreshing
What is the typical alcohol content of German Riesling?
Show answer8 to 12 percent ABV
The Moselle is a famous German region for what wine?
Show answerRiesling
In what country is the Rioja wine region located?
Show answerSpain
What is the primary red grape of Rioja wines?
Show answerTempranillo
What does Joven mean when applied to Rioja wine?
Show answerYoung, unoaked or briefly aged in oak
What is the minimum oak aging requirement for Rioja Crianza?
Show answerOne year in oak, followed by at least one year in bottle
What is the minimum oak aging requirement for Rioja Gran Reserva?
Show answerTwo years in oak, followed by three years in bottle
How many subregions make up the Rioja wine region?
Show answerThree: Rioja Alta, Rioja Alavesa, Rioja Baja
Rioja traditionally uses oak from what country?
Show answerFrance and United States, though Spain oak is increasingly common

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