Across
- 4. This variety is called Blauburgunder in the Italian region of South Tyrol, but it's italian name is...
- 7. This grape gets it's name from the Veneto's dialect word for "angry"
- 8. The name of one of wine's most important acids, which creates crystals when joined with potassium
- 12. The chemical compound responsible for the aroma of many fruits in wine
- 13. Although singular. this name is used to talk about sparkling wine made with many varieties all related to the same family
- 14. The surname of the man that started the history of Marsala
- 15. While the French call it Grenache in Italy we like to call it…
- 17. The coasts of Sardinia, Tuscany and Liguria are the places this variety calls home
- 18. A variety local to Friuli which name to be traslated to "small"
- 19. The name of a producer from Marche as well as the name of the membrane that protects the vine's flowers
Down
- 1. Young vines that are soon to be planted are known in Italian as
- 2. The process of removing sediment from wine by decanting it
- 3. "Col fondo", which means "with it's sediment" is used for wines that are bottled with their
- 4. A winery conducting a crazy experiment with "bonsai vines"
- 5. Loves to add a little imp and an angel to all their labels, a winery who's name can be translated to "windy rock" is called
- 6. The process of blending older and younger wines to create a consistent flavor
- 9. The substance in grape skins responsible for the color of red wine
- 10. If you are walking around a vineyard in winter you may see people that are ______ the vines
- 11. A wine fault characterized by a musty odor caused by a specific fungi developing on the cork
- 16. In Italy the grape skins are used to produce this typical spirit