Beaujolais Flashcards

1
Q

Primary white grape?

A

Chardonnay

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2
Q

98% of plantings?

A

Gamay Noir a Jus Blanc

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3
Q

What training method was mandatory for red Beaujolais?

A

Gobelet

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4
Q

What is Guyot permitted for?

A

Red and white Beaujolais and white Beaujolais villages due to higher yields

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5
Q

What is mechanical harvesting not allowed for?

A

Beaujolais Nouveau

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6
Q

Where are all the Cru AOCS and Beaujolais village zones?

A

North

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7
Q

Biggest production?

A

Beaujolais AOC

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8
Q

Most North Cru?

A

Saint Amour

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9
Q

Most South Cru?

A

Brouilly

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10
Q

Newest Cru?

A

Regnie AOC

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11
Q

Highest and coolest of 10 Crus?
Harvest starts later than all others

A

Chiroubles AOC

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12
Q

Largest Cru?

A

Brouilly AOC

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13
Q

Smallest Cru?

A

Chenas AOC

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14
Q

King of Beaujolais?
Most full bodied and tannic of all Crus

A

Moulin a Vent AOC
Named after local windmill

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15
Q

Bourgogne Aligote will no longer accept fruit from Beaujolais as of…?

A

2035

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16
Q

Who championed Carbonic Maceration?

A

Jules Chauvet

17
Q

Another name for Golden stones (Broken yellow limestone)?

A

Pierres Dorees

18
Q

Where are grapes for Cru Beaujolais grown?

A

Steep granite outcroppings of Monts du Beaujolais

19
Q

Highest Peak?

A

Mint Saint Rigaud

20
Q

Primary white?

A

Chardonnay

21
Q

Where is majority of Beaujolais Aoc Production?

A

South

22
Q

In Beaujolais Aoc what can red and rose include?

A

Up to 15% Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Aligote, Pinot Gris, Melon, when these secondary grapes exist with a field blend

23
Q

When can red Beaujolais be labeled as superieur?

A

If it contains slightly higher alcohol and lower yields

24
Q

How many villages are recognized for distinction and can have Beaujolais on the label?

A

30 of 96

25
Q

Are Beaujolais Cru always red?

A

Yes, most 100% Gamay, however allow up to 15% Aligote, Chardonnay, Melon when incorporated as a field blend

26
Q

Most feminine of all Cru?

A

Fleurie Aoc
“Queen of Beaujolais”

27
Q

Most Beaujolais of all the crus?

A

Chiroubles Aoc

28
Q

Only Aoc to have vineyards on slopes facing each point of the compass?

A

Cote de Brouilly Aoc

29
Q

2nd largest Cru?

A

Morgon Aoc
Wines characterized by cherry (comes from decomposed schist soils “rotted rocks” or “roches Pourries”