Welcome to the next installment of the Weekly Wine Quiz!
Based on feedback from ever-so-vocal-and-intelligent peeps just like YOU, I will not be supplying the answer directly in the post – you will need to tune back in later in the comments section for the answer. So you can put your answer in the comments for potential bragging rights later (not that you’d gloat… too much…).
I’m on the road (yes, again!) this week (this time in Napa), so the answer might not be super-speedy in coming (your patience is most appreciated!).
Say What???
This week’s cepage synonym quiz is a tough one! What aromatic white wine grape is also known as Mouhardrebe?
- A. Grenache Blanc
- B. Gruner Veltliner
- C. Gewurztraminer
- D. Marsanne
- E. Muscat
Cheers – and good luck!
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Comments
masi3v
I believe it is B. Grüner Veltliner.
@TheWineInvestor
Yep, B :)
1WineDude
Thanks, all!
Val
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1WineDude
Sure, no worries. Thanks, Val.
Joe Roberts
Alright folks… here 'tis you smarties!
Answer: B. Gruner Veltliner
Gruner Veltliner, the darling of Austria and one of the best wine matches for vegetables, has some equally difficult to pronounce synonyms, including Mouhardrebe, Zleni Veltinac, Grunmuskateller and Manhardsrebe.