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Which major rivers are associated with wine growing regions in Germany?
Which major rivers are associated with wine growing regions in Germany?
- Rhine and Moselle (correct)
- Mine and Rhine
- Danube and Rhine
- Elbe and Saloon Stewart
What is the surface area of viticulture in Germany?
What is the surface area of viticulture in Germany?
- Two-thirds of total vineyard area
- One-third of total vineyard area
- 103,000 hectares (correct)
- 26,582 hectares
Which region in Germany is known for its important wine growing area?
Which region in Germany is known for its important wine growing area?
- Eastern Germany (correct)
- North Germany
- South Germany
- Lake constant
What is the ratio of white to red varieties in German viticulture?
What is the ratio of white to red varieties in German viticulture?
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Which river is not associated with wine growing regions in Germany?
Which river is not associated with wine growing regions in Germany?
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German Wine Regions and Rivers
- The Moselle, Rhine, and Nahe rivers are associated with wine growing regions in Germany.
- The Danube is not associated with wine growing regions in Germany.
- Germany has a total surface area of 103,000 hectares dedicated to viticulture.
- The Moselle is known for its steep slopes, which contribute to the unique terroir of the region.
- The Rhine is a crucial river for wine production, with the Rheingau region being known for its high-quality wines.
- The ratio of white to red varieties in German viticulture is approximately 80:20, indicating a greater production of white wines.
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