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This flashcard set helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on wine-related vocabulary, regions, and production methods. Key terms include wine regions like Marlborough and Rioja, grape varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon, and processes like decanting and vinification. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to study from the target language to the source language. Ideal for wine enthusiasts, students, and professionals, this set aids in expanding knowledge about global wine production and characteristics, catering to intermediate and advanced learners.
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When and where was the first evidence for winemaking founded?

  • From the midde east
  • 6000BC ago

When and where was the first winery founded?

  • was found in a cave in America
  • about 4100BC ago

Name the greek playwrite and when it was written?

  • "Where there is no wine there is no love"
  • Euripides (480BC)

which city effects that wine became knowledget through Europe?

  • Rome

How dou you call a person which produces wine?

  • winemaker
  • vintner

Whats the name of producing wine?

  • Vinification

What kind of areas do good grapes need to grow?

  • Areas wit temperatures between 10-20 °
  • a lots of sunlight

Name the three most popular wine producing countries?

  • Spain 
  • France 
  • Italy

How many diffrent kinds of soils do grapes prefer?

  • clay soil
  • gravely soil
  • chalky soil

What is white wine made from?

Mostly made out of the juice from the green grapes

What is red wine made of?

Red wine is made of both :

  • the juice
  • the skin 

What about Rose`s production?

Usualy made by starting the fermentation with skins and then  take it out half way through

How is french wine labbeld?

  • with region
  • or a vintage

Name the two main wine Regions in France?

  • Bordeux
  • Burgundy (famous for pinot noir and chardonnay)

Name wine Regions in Italy and which wine the produce?

  • Piedmont (Nebbiolo Grape for the  Barolo  or Barabesco wine)
  • Toscana(Sangiovese Grape for Chianti and Brunello

Which wine was the first one receving the DoCa Status?

Rioja

Were is the majority of Us Wine from?

California

What is Australia famous for?

  • Shiraz & Chardonnay

Name wine producing Regions in Sout America and which wines they produce?

  • Argentina (Malbec)
  • Chile 

Which wine can be produced by using Blue Grapes ?

  • Cabernet Sauvignon (tastes like blackcurrant,cedar and dark berries)
  • Merlot ( tastest like berries, astringet, fruity and earthy)
  • Pinot Noir (raspberry , strawberry and red cherry)
  • Malbec( ripe plum)

Which wine can be produced by using Green Grapes?

  • Sauvignon Blanc (fresh elderberry, lime and grass)
  • Chardonnay( very neutral , take charateristics of its terroir or blend)

Naame the most well known sparkling wines and out of which methods are they made ?

  • Champagne
  • Proseccco
  • Cava
  • The" above method"

How s tehe production of Fortified Wine?

  • just add alcohol to wine

The three main examples of fotified wine?

  • Port 
  • Madeira
  • Sherry

Why do we decant our Wine?

  • To aerate a young wine
  • To remove sediments froman older wine

What is the main wine producing region in spain?

 

  • Rioja

What area in New Zealand make sworld renowned Savignon Blanc?

  • Marlborough

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