Beaujolais Flashcards

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1
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Soil of Beaujolais

A

Northern-> Granite Hillside ( Best Area)

Southern-> Flatter, Clay Based

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2
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Which day is Beaujolais Nouveau Released?

A

3rd Thursday of November

from 1951

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3
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When Beaujolais Village Aop was annexed to Beaujolais AOP?

A

2011

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4
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What Supérieur or village name state on label on Beaujolais AOP? (Red)

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Max Yield is 60 for Beaujolais
Max Yieldings is 58 for B.Supé and Village

Min Pot Alch is 10% for Red Beauj
Min Pot Alch is 10.5% for Beauj. Super or Village(Red)

If fruit is sourced from a single commune
the commune name can be used instead of “village”

Superieur can be used by any red Beauj that meet the Standards

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What Supérieur or village name state on label on Beaujolais AOP? (White)

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Supérieur is just for reds.
For white, Village can be used.
Min Pot All is 11% (instead of 10.5%)

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Is Aligote allowed is Beaujolais Blanc ?

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Encep. is 100% Chardonnay.

However, Aligoté vines planted before November 28, 2004 may be used for Beaujolais blanc until the 2024 harvest

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7
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Which producers Kermit-Lynch named the Gang of Four?

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Lapierre, Foillard, Thevenet and Guy Breton

Pioneered by Jules Chauvet, they were pioneering natural winemaking through the region (Morgon)

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What is the largest Cru in Beaujolais?

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Brouilly AOP ( 20% of Cru Beaujolais)

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9
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Is white allowed in Cru Beaujolais ?

A

NO

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10
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Most Iconic Lieu-dit in Juliénas?

A

Les Capitans

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Under which other cru can producers from Chénas bottle?

A

Under Moulin à Vent

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12
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lieu-dits in Fleurie. Name 2

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Les Côtes
Le Bon Cru
LA ROILETTE (More MàV style)
Les Moriers
Les Roches
Les Garants
Poncié  (More MàV style)
Montgenas
La Chapelle de Bois
LA MADONE
Grille-Midi
Champagne
La Joie du Palais
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13
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What’s the most elevated Cru?

A

Chiroubles (250- 450m ) lighter style

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Morgon Lieu dits. Name 2

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Douby
Les Charmes
CÔTE DU PY
Grand Cras
CORCELETTE
Les Micouds
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15
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What’s the soil of Morgon?

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“Roche Pourrie” (“rotten rock,” a mixture of volcanic rock, schist, and soft crystalline rock)

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16
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What is Gore soil?

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Sand from eroded granit

17
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In which Cru would you find Gore soil?

A

Moulin à Vent, Fleurie, Chiroubles, Régnié and part of Brouilly

18
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Name CRUs Beaujolais N to S

A
Saint-Amour AOP	
Juliénas AOP		
Chénas AOP		
Moulin-à-Vent AOP
Fleurie AOP	
Chiroubles AOP	
Morgon AOP	
Régnié AOP	
Côte de Brouilly AOP	
Brouilly AOP
19
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Prior to 2005, which grapes were permitted in Beaujolais blanc?

A

Aligote and Chardonnay.

20
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Smallest Crus AOP of the Beaujolais?

A

Chénas AOP

21
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Name the Gamay authorised in Beaujolais AOP?

A

Gamay
and max 10% combined
Gamay de Bouze
Gamay de Chaudenay