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
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Most South Cru?

A

Brouilly

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10
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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
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Largest Cru?

A

Brouilly AOC

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13
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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?

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?

25
Are Beaujolais Cru always red?
Yes, most 100% Gamay, however allow up to 15% Aligote, Chardonnay, Melon when incorporated as a field blend
26
Most feminine of all Cru?
Fleurie Aoc "Queen of Beaujolais"
27
Most Beaujolais of all the crus?
Chiroubles Aoc
28
Only Aoc to have vineyards on slopes facing each point of the compass?
Cote de Brouilly Aoc
29
2nd largest Cru?
Morgon Aoc Wines characterized by cherry (comes from decomposed schist soils "rotted rocks" or "roches Pourries"