1
Q
Name the states for wine production in Australia.
A
- Western Australia
- Northern Australia
- South Australia
- Queensland
- New South Wales
- Victoria
- Tasmania.
2
Q
Name the zones of South Australia.
A
- Adelaide
- Barossa
- Far North
- Fleurieu
- Lower Murray
- Limestone Coast
- Mount Lofty Ranges
- The Peninsulars
3
Q
Name the regions of Barossa.
A
- Barossa Valley
- Eden Valley
4
Q
Name the regions of Far North.
A
- Southern Flinders Ranges.
5
Q
Name the regions of Fleurieu.
A
- Currency Creek
- McLaren Vale
- Kangaroo Island
- Southern Fleurieu
- Longhorn Creek
6
Q
Name the regions of Lower Murray.
A
- Riverland
7
Q
Name the regions of Limestone Coast.
A
- Coonawarra
- Mount Benson
- Mount Gambier
- Padthaway
- Wrattonbully
- Robe
8
Q
Name the regions of Mount Lofty Ranges.
A
- Adelaide Hills
- Piccadilly Valley
- Adelaide Plains
- Clare Valley
9
Q
Name the zones of Western Australia.
A
- Western Plains
- Greater Perth
- Central Western Australia
- Eastern Plains
- Inland and North of Western Australia
- South West Australia
- West Australia South Eastern Coast.
10
Q
Name the regions of Greater Perth.
A
- Peel
- Perth Hills
- Swan District
11
Q
Name the sub - regions of Swan District.
A
- Swan Valley
12
Q
Name the regions of South Western Australia.
A
- Margaret River
- Great Southern
- Blackwood Valley
- Geographe
- Pemberton
- Manjimup
13
Q
Name the sub - regions of Great Southern.
A
- Albany
- Denmark
- Frankland River
- Mount Barker
- Porongurup
14
Q
Name the zones of New South Wales.
A
- Big Rivers
- Central Ranges
- Hunter Valley
- Norther Rivers
- Northern Slopes
- South Coast
- Southern New South Wales
- Western Plains Australian Capital Zone
15
Q
Name the regions of Northern River.
A
- Hastings River
16
Q
Name the regions of Big Rivers.
A
- Murray Darling
- Swan Hill
- Pericoota
- Riverina
17
Q
Name the regions of Central Ranges.
A
- Cowra
- Mudgee
- Orange
18
Q
Name the regions of Northern Slopes.
A
- New England Australia.
19
Q
Name the regions of the South Coast of NSW.
A
- Shoalhaven Coast
- Southern Highlands
20
Q
Name the regions of Southern NSW.
A
- Gundagai
- Hilltops
- Canberra District
- Tumbarumba
21
Q
Name the regions of Hunter Valley.
A
- Hunter
22
Q
Name the sub - regions of Hunter.
A
- Broke Fordwich
- Pokolbin
- Upper Hunter Valley
23
Q
Name the zones of Victoria.
A
- Central Victoria
- North East Victoria
- Port Phillip
- North West Victoria
- Western Victoria
24
Q
Name the regions of Central Victoria.
A
- Bendigo
- Goulburn Valley
- Heathecote
- Strathbogie Ranges
- Upper Goulburn
- Gippsland
25
Name the sub - region of Goulburn Valley.
- Nagambie Lakes
26
Name the regions of North East Victoria.
- Alpine Valleys
- Beechworth
- Glenrowan
- King Valley
- Rutherglen
27
Name the regions of Port Philip.
- Geelong
- Macedon Ranges
- Mornington Peninsula
- Sunbury
- Yarra Valley
28
Which regions are shared by NSW and North West Victoria?
- Murray Darling
- Swan Hill
29
Name the regions of Western Victoria.
- Grampians
- Henty
- Pyrenees
30
Name the sub - region of Grampians.
- Great Western
31
Which are the Super-Zones of Australia?
- South Eastern Australia - all zones except Western Australia.
- Adelaide Super Zone - South Australia - Barossa, Fleurieu & Mount Lofty Ranges.
32
When was the Label Integrity Program introduced?
- 1990.
33
What labeling law is applied if a varietal is stated on the label?
- Must be 85% of the varietal.
34
What labeling law is applied if a vintage is stated on the label?
- Must be 95% from the stated year.
35
What is the soil of Coonawarra?
Terra Rossa.
36
What is Topaque?
- Replacement for the word Tokay.
| - Wines from Rutherglen or Glenrowan which are fortified based on Muscadelle grape.
37
What is Apera?
Sherry in Australia.
38
What is Tawny?
Port in Australia.
39
What are the different classifications for Rutherglen Topaque?
- Rutherglen Muscat - 2 to 5 years - 180-240 g/L.
- Rutherglen Classic Muscat - 5 to 10 years (wood) - 200 - 280 g/L.
- Rutherglen Grand - avg. 10 to 15 years - 270-400 g/L.
- Rutherglen Rare - avg. 20+ years - 270-400 g/L.
40
What are the sub-regions of Tasmania?
- Launceston
- Hobart
- Piper's River
- North West Coast
- Tamar Valley
- Coal River
- Derwent Valley
- Huon Valley
- East Coast
41
Name the regions of Queensland.
- Granite Belt
| - South Burnett
42
What are the grapes for Hunter Valley GI?
- Semillon
| - Shiraz
43
What are the grapes for Tumbarumba?
- Pinot Noir
| - Chardonnay
44
What are the grapes for Barossa Valley?
- Shiraz
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Chardonnay
- Riesling
- Mouvedre
- Grenache
45
What are the grapes for Adelaide Hills?
- Riesling
- Chardonnay
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Shiraz
46
What are the grapes for Mornington Peninsula?
- Pinot Noir
| - Chardonnay
47
What are the grapes for Yarra Valley?
- Chardonnay
- Pinot Noir
48
What are the grapes for Heathcote?
- Shiraz
49
What are the grapes for Piper River in Tasmania?
- Chardonnay
- Pinot Noir
50
What are the grapes for Tamar Valley in Tasmania?
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Chardonnay
- Riesling
- Pinot Noir
51
What are the grapes for Coal River in Tasmania?
- Cabernet Sauvignon
52
Name a few producers from Tasmania.
- Pressing Matters - Coal River Valley
- Riversdal Estate - Coal River Valley
- Josef Chromy - Tamar Valley
- Freycinet Vineyard - East Coast
- House of Arras - Piper's River
- Bay of Fires - Piper's River
- Tamar Ridge - Tamar Valley
- Devil's Corner - Tamar Valley
53
Name a few cult producers of Australia.
- Penfolds "Grange"
- Henschke's "Hill of Grace"
- Clarendon Hills' "Astralis"
- Torbreck's "RunRig" Shiraz
54
Which mountain range is found in the New South Wales?
- The Great Dividing Range.
55
Name a few popular producers of Riverina.
- Casella
- De Bortoli
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