AustriaBurgenland 10 · Burgenland · History of your federal state
Which grape variety is a particularly typical red wine variety of Burgenland?
In the exam (German)
Welche Rebsorte ist eine besonders typische Rotweinsorte des Burgenlandes?
- aRieslingRiesling
- bGelber MuskatellerGelber Muskateller
- cGrüner VeltlinerGrüner Veltliner
- dBlaufränkischBlaufränkischCorrect answer
Why?
Blaufränkisch is the most important red wine variety of Burgenland; Central Burgenland even calls itself “Blaufränkischland”. The other varieties named are white wine varieties.
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Which state did the area of today’s Burgenland belong to until 1921?Correct answer:the Kingdom of Hungary
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Welche Aussagen über den Namen und die Entstehung des Burgenlandes stimmen? — Der Name erinnert an alte Komitate (Verwaltungsbezirke), deren deutsche Namen auf „-burg“ enden, zum Beispiel Wieselburg und Eisenburg. · Das Burgenland kam 1921 zu Österreich.
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