SommWine's Ultimate Guide to WSET Level 1
Session 5 Principal Grape Varieties
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Match the wine with the appropriate description.
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- Merlot
- Pinot Grigio
- Syrah / Shiraz
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Chardonnay
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Riesling
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This grape is widely grown in places like Chile and California where it produces soft, fruity wines. It is also one of the grapes in the famous blends of Bordeaux.
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This grape has high acidity and flavours of pear and lemon citrus. It is grown all over the world, but is best known in Italy.
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This wine is famous in both the Northern Rhône in France and in Australia where it makes very different wines.
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This grape makes the famous wines of Sancerre in France.
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This grape is responsible for the the citrus and green apple flavoured, high acid wines of Chablis – the coolest part of Burgundy.
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This grape is grown all over California, Australia, Chile, and South Africa. Because of it's high tannin, it is often blended with softening grapes like Merlot and Shiraz.
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These wines are usually fermented in stainless steel. They are a classic in Germany and found in Alsace, France.
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