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WSET Level 4 Diploma Unit 5 - Sparkling – Prosecco Exam

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WSET Level 4 Diploma Unit 5 - Sparkling
– Prosecco Exam
Location of Prosecco - Answer -- Conegliano Valdobbiadene, Prosecco DOCG, Limited
to 15 communes between the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene , within the
province of Treviso
- Prosecco DOC - Grapes can be source from the provinces of Treviso (Veneto) and
(Trieste) Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Climate of Prosecco - Answer -Warm, continental climate with sea breezes and cool
winds from the Alps

Vineyard / Viticulture of Prosecco - Answer -DOCG zone, steep slopes at up to 500m.
Best site are facing south.
Yields 13.5 tonnes/ hectare for DOCG
18 tonnes / hectare for DOC
- Rive 13 tonnes / ha
- Cartizze 12 tonnes / ha
minimum potential alcohol 9.5% abv
Grapes must be hand-picked

Grape Varieties (DOCG & DOC) - Answer -Glera - 85% minimum
Local varieties, Pinot varieties and Chardonnay - 15% maximum

Winery of Prosecco - Answer -- Max juice yeild 70L/100Kg grapes (DOC and DOCG)
- Minimum maturation period including second fermentation is 30 days

Spumante - Answer -The word "spumante" — which means "foaming" in Italian — is a
general term used for almost any type of sparkling wine made in Italy. It is something of
a catchall phrase and as such encompasses wines that are dry, sweet, and semi-sweet
at a wide variety of price points. Most wines that fit within this broad category also have
more specific names that identify their geographic origins or the grapes that they were
made from.

Frizzante - Answer -Frizzante wines have small bubbles that offer a refreshing tingle
while helping to mask the wine's sweetness. They are also considered to be slightly less
effervescent than champagne. People who find champagne to be too "fizzy" may find
that a frizzante is a good alternative choice for weddings, anniversaries, holidays, and
other special occasions.

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