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What aspect does terroir NOT encompass in viticulture?
What aspect does terroir NOT encompass in viticulture?
- Wine grape varietals (correct)
- Cultural traditions
- Climate conditions
- Soil composition
Which climate type is associated with producing wines that typically have lower sugar levels?
Which climate type is associated with producing wines that typically have lower sugar levels?
- Arid climate
- Tropical climate
- Cool climate (correct)
- Moderate climate
How are wine regions categorized based on climate?
How are wine regions categorized based on climate?
- Cool and dry
- Cool and warm (correct)
- Hot and temperate
- Warm and humid
Flashcards
What is Terroir?
What is Terroir?
The complete natural environment affecting the taste of wine, including soil, climate, and traditions of a region.
Wine Climate
Wine Climate
Wine regions can be classified into two types based on temperature: cooler and warmer climates.
Warm Climate Grapes
Warm Climate Grapes
In warmer climates, grapes produce higher sugar levels, leading to wines with higher alcohol content.
Cool Climate Grapes
Cool Climate Grapes
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Terroir Factors
Terroir Factors
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Study Notes
Terroir in Italy
- Terroir refers to the complete natural environment of a region, including soil, climate, and traditions. It affects the taste of wine.
- Climate is a key factor, with regions often categorized as cool or warm climate.
- Warm climates produce higher sugar levels and alcohol in grapes, while cooler climates result in lower sugar and more acidity.
- Other elements of terroir include elevation, slope, and types of soil.
- Traditional winemaking practices and the specific vineyard also contribute to terroir
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