1.4 Region/Village = Grape? Flashcards by Simon Williams

Chablis?

Chardonnay

Cool climate = dry wine, high acid

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Meursault?

Chardonnay

Burgundy -> Cote d’Or -> Cote de Beaune

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Puligny-Montrachet?

Chardonnay

Burgundy -> Cote d’Or -> Cote de Beaune

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Maconnais (Macon)?

Chardonnay

Southern Burgendy

Macon = shit Chardonnay

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Pouilly-Fuisse?

Chardonnay

Southern Burgundy

Fussy Chardonnay

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Yarra Valley?

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

Australia -> Victoria (cooler part)

Cold valley - 2 cold wines, not like Adelaide hills

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Adelaide hills?

Chardonnay

Australia-> south Australia

Cold like yarra valley. Just 1st wine though.

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Margaret River?

Chardonnay
Cabernet Sauvignon varietal + Merlot

Australia - Western Australia

Margret boutique, west aussy like Bordeaux but boutique so sells tennis shoes (donnay)

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Marlborough?

Sauvignon Blanc 
(classic - more aromatic than Loire)
Chardonnay 
Pinot Noir (lighter style)

NZ -> South Island

South Island = cold - chard + Pinot Noir. Famous for Sauvignon Blanc though.

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Sonoma?

Chardonnay 
Pinot Noir (full bodied)

USA -> California

Sonoma carneros = Panama Carn

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Carneros?

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

USA-> California

Sonoma Carneos = Panama Carn = PN + Chard

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Central Valley?

Chardonnay

Chile

Boring = central chard Chile CCC

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Casablanca Valley?

Chardonnay 
Pinot Noir (intense fruit)
Sauvignon Blanc

Chile

Dancer with fruit hat = grass, green apples and strawberries

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Mendoza?

Chardonnay
Cabernet Sauvignon
(with Malbec)

Argentina (high altitude)

Malbec = Merlot, need Cabernet Sauvignon. Another C that’s white

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Walker Bay?

Chardonnay 
Pinot Noir (small quantities)

South Africa

Walk north in SA. France north.

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Bourgogne?

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

(Burgundy)

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Gevrey-Chambertin?

Pinot Noir

Burgundy -> Cote de nuits

Chamber = night = PN

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Nuits-Saint-Georges?

Pinot Noir

Burgundy -> Cote de nuits

Nuits = PN

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Beaune?

Pinot Noir

Burgundy -> Cote de Beaune

Beaune, from Cote de Beaune - PN

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Pommard?

Pinot Noir

Burgundy -> Cote de Beaune

Pommard has a boner - Beaune - PN

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Pfalz?

Pinot Noir
Riesling

Germany - spatburgunder (PN)

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Baden?

Pinot Noir

Germany

Bad German - doesn’t even do Riesling, does the other

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Central Otago?

Pinot Noir

New Zealand (ripest)

Very south (not central) red face

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Mornington Peninsula?

Pinot Noir

Australia-> Victoria (cooling)

Penin = PN

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Santa Barbra?

Pinot Noir (full bodied) USA -> California red strawberry nosed Santa called Barbra

Oregon?

Pinot Noir USA Near Portland, north cold, port is like red

San Antonio?

Pinot Noir (intense fruit) Sauvignon Blanc Shiraz Chile Spanish black and white guy - Shiraz, Blanc and Noir

Medoc?