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Syrah can be grown in what weather?
Moderate and hot
Both Syrah and Grenache wines are deeply colored and full bodied, what are their differences?
Syrah: medium/high tannins and acidity, black fruit and chocolate
Grenache: low acidity, red fruits and spices.
Grenache grows in moderate climate? True or False
False. It only grows in hot climate
Grenache is used to make rose wines? True or False
True
Syrah grapes are (big/small) grapes with (thick/thin) skin
Small
Thick
Where is Rose wine made from Grenache?
Spain and Southern Rhone
What does adding Grenache to Syrah wine do?
More alcohol
Lower tannins and acidity
Red fruit and spice
What does adding Syrah to Grenache wine do?
More deeply colored
More acidity and tannins
Dark fruit
South Australia produces some very high quality, complex Shiraz/Grenache blend? True or False
True
Along which French river do Syrah and Grenache grapes grow?
Rhone
What grape does Northern Rhone region grow?
Syrah
What grape does Southern Rhone region grow?
Grenache
Cote Rotie, Hermitage and Crozes-Hermitage are sub-regions of Northern Rhone? True or False
True
Name the two sub-regions within Southern Rhone
Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Cotes du Rhone
If a label says Cotes du Rhone Village is it a better quality wine then the one with the label that says Cotes du Rhone?
Yes
Some Cotes du Rhone are as good and could pass for Chateauneuf-du-Pape? True or False
True
Within Northern Rhone what are the best and most expensive appellation?
Cotes Rotie
Hermitage
What are the characteristics and flavors of Chateauneuf-du-Pape?
Full body
Medium tannins
Low acidity
Red fruit/spice/leather
Name all the countries that grow and produce Syrah and Grenache
France
Australia
Spain
What are the Australian regions that grow Shiraz and Grenache?
Hunter Valley
McClaren Vale
Barossa Valley
Coonawara
Central and Western Victoria
Where is McClaren Vale?
Australia
Where is Barossa Valley
Australia
What are the characteristics of Australian Shiraz/Grenache wines?
Fuller bodied
Softer tannins and acidity
Intense black fruit
Sweet Spices
Chocolate
Oak
What are the regions of Spain that produce Garnacha?
Rioja
Navarra
Priorat
Spain grows both Syrah and Grenache grapes? True or False
False. Only Grenache
What is the best region in Spain for Garnacha?
Priorat
What kind of wine does Navarra mainly produce with Garnacha grapes?
Rose
Name regions of Southern France that produce inexpensive Syrah/Grenache wines
Provence, Languedoc-Rousillon (Minervois, Corbieres, Fitou, Cotes du Rousillon, Languedoc)
What countries produce inexpensive Syrah/Grenache wines?
Souther France
Spain
Southeastern Australia
Name the regions in Spain that produce inexpensive Syrah/Grenache wines
La Mancha
Vadelpenas
What regions in Australia produce inexpensive Syrah/Grenache wines?
Riverland
Murray Darling
Riverina
What is different from a Shiraz/Viognier blend compare to a Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon blend?
The viognier/Shiraz blend is really not a blend because the wines are not blended together rather the grapes are fermented together.
What can Grenache be blended with?
Grenache+Mouvedre+Syrah+Cinsault
Grenache+Tempranillo
What can Syrah be blended with?
Syrah+Viognier
Syrah+Cabernet Sauvignon
Syrah+Grenache+Mouvedre+Cinsault
Cotes du Rhone et Hermitage wines are very expensive and rare because the grapes grow on very steep hills? True or False
True