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1
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Are white wines under Bordeaux Supérieur AOP dry or off-dry?

A

Off-dry

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Describe the wines of St-Estèphe.

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Sturdy and full-bodied with a slightly higher percentage of Merlot, due to a higher proportion of clay amongst the gravel

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3
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Entre-Deux-Mers lies on the conflux of what two rivers?

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Dordogne (north) and Garonne (south)

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4
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How long are Sauternes generally aged in cask? What type of oak are they usually aged in?

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  • up to 2 years

- Moderate-to-high percentage of new oak

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5
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How long do the best red and white wines of Bordeaux spend in oak?

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  • Red - 18 months

- White - 16 months

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6
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How many acres of the Médoc are planted to white grapes?

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123 acres

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7
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How many chateaux were classified in Graves?

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  • 13 estates for red
  • 9 estates for white
  • 16 in total
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8
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How many Grand Cru Classé are classified for St-Émilion?

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64

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How many Premier Cru Classé B’s are classified for St-Émilion?

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14

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10
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In the 1855 Classification how many 2ème Crus are there?

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14

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11
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In the 1855 Classification how many 3ème Crus are there?

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14

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12
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In the 1855 Classification how many 4ème Crus are there?

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10

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13
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In the 1855 Classification how many 5ème Crus are there?

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18

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14
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Name 3 garagistes producers.

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  • Le Pin - Pomerol
  • Valandraud - St-Émilion
  • La Mondotte - St-Émilion
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15
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Name 5 producers of Pomerol.

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  • Ch Pétrus
  • Vieux-Chateau-Certan
  • Ch Lafleur
  • Ch Le Pin
  • Ch Trotanoy
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16
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Name the 2 lesser appellations of the Médoc.

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  • Listrac-Médoc AOP

- Moulis-en-Médoc AOP

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17
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What are the AOPs of the Médoc?

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  • Médoc
  • Haut-Médoc
  • St-Estèphe
  • Pauillac
  • St-Julien
  • Listrac-Médoc
  • Moulis-en-Médoc
  • Margaux
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18
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Sauternes lies at the conflux of what two rivers?

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  • Ciron

- Garonne

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19
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What % of St-Julien is AOP cru classé?

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≈80%

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20
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What AOP encompasses both Blaye and Bourg?

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Côtes de Bordeaux AOP

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21
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What AOP is for whites produced in Blaye?

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Cotes de Blaye AOP

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22
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What are boulbenes? Where is it most commonly found?

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A mixture of sand, gravel and light clay that characterizes Graves

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23
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What are courtiers?

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Brokers of wine

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24
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What are croupes?

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Gravel mounds that were unearthed by the Dutch in the 1600s

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25
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What are the “super-seconds” of the 1855 Classifications?

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  • Cos d’Estournel
  • Ch Léoville Las Cases
  • Ch Ducru-Beaucaillou
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26
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What are the 4 satellites of St-Émilion?

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  • Lussac
  • St-Georges
  • Montagne
  • Puisseguin
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27
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What are the 5 villages of Margaux?

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  • Cantenac
  • Labarde
  • Arsac
  • Margaux
  • Soussans
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28
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What are the communes of Pessac-Léognan?

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  • Pessac
  • Léognan
  • Cadaujac
  • Canéjan
  • Gradignan
  • Martillac
  • Mérignac
  • Saint-Médard-d’Eyrans
  • Talence
  • Villenave-d’Ornons
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29
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What are the drainage channels of Bordeaux called?

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Jalles

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30
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What are the five villages of Sauternes AOP?

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  • Sauternes
  • Barsac
  • Fargues
  • Preignac
  • Bommes
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31
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What are the general Bordeaux Appellations?

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  • Bordeaux AOP
  • Bordeaux Supérieur AOP
  • Crémant de Bordeaux AOP
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32
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What are the grapes and the blend of Bordeaux blanc AOP wines?

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-Sémillon
-Sauvignon Blanc
-Muscadell
max 30% combined:
-Ugni Blanc
-Merlot Blanc
-Colombard

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33
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What are the major communes of the Médoc?

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  • St-Estèphe
  • Pauillac
  • St. Julien
  • Listrac-Médoc
  • Moulis-en-Médoc
  • Margaux
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34
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What are the sweet white AOPs of Graves?

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  • Graves Supérieur
  • Cérons
  • Barsac
  • Sauternes
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35
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What are the two broad categories of soil in St-Émilion?

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  • côtes - steep limestone slopes

- graves - gravelly limestone plateau

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36
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What areas of origin may be listed with Côtes de Bordeaux?

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  • Francs
  • Castillon
  • Blaye
  • Cadillac
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37
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What classified chateau of Graves produced its final vintage in 2008?

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Chateau Laville Haut-Brion - classified for white wine

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38
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What classified chateau of Graves produced its last vintage in 2005?

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Chateau La Tour Haut-Brion - it was classified for red wine

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39
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What color wines are produced in the Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac AOP?

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Red for both

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40
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What color wines are produced under the Côtes de Blaye AOP? From what grapes?

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White - Ugni Blanc and Colombard

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41
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What color wines does Blaye AOP produce?

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Red

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42
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What colors can Médoc AOP wines be?

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Red only

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43
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What commune has the largest number of classified growths?

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Margaux (21)

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44
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What communes are located within Lalande-de-Pomerol AOP?

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  • Lalande-de-Pomerol

- Néac

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45
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What first growths are located in Pauillac?

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  • Ch Lafite-Rothschild
  • Ch Mouton-Rothschild
  • Ch Latour
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46
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What is Cabernet Franc known as in Pomerol?

A

Bouchet

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47
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What is Chateau Latour’s annual production?

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150-180,000 bottles

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48
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What is Chateau Le Pin’s annual production?

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6,000 bottles

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49
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What is crasse de fer?

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Rich clay that dominates Pomerol

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50
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What is Cru Artisan?

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  • Formally recognized in 2002
  • From the 2005 vintage forward, 44 small producers in the Médoc have the right to use the appelltion
  • It denots their place as exceptional stewards of the land and craft of winemaking, without the financing or apparatus of large-scale operations
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51
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What is Cru Bourgeois?

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  • Originally intro’d in 1932
  • Divided 444 properties into 3 categories: Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel, Cru Bourgeois Supérieur, and Cru Bourgeois
  • It was not official until 2003, when only 247 chateaux retained their status
  • The resulting legal action nullified the entire classification
  • Cru Bourgeois was reinstated for the 2008 vintage, but it is no longer a specific classification
  • The term now acts as a guarantor of quality and chateaux must apply for it regularly, submitting the wines to be blind tasted
  • Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel and Cru Bourgeois Supérieur has been eliminated
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52
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What is mainly produced in the Côtes de Bourg?

A

the vast majority is red

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53
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What is Malbec known as on the Right Bank?

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Pressac

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54
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What is pourriture noble?

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Noble rot

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55
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What is the largest communal appellation of the Haut-Médoc?

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Margaux

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56
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What is the min must weight for harvest in Sauternes?

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221 g/l

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57
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What is the min RS of Sauternes?

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45 g/l of RS

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58
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What is the traditional method sparkling wine AOP for Bordeaux?

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Crémant de Bordeaux AOP

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59
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What may the wines of Barsac be sold as?

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Barsac AOP or Sauternes AOP

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60
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What portion of Graves production is white?

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25.00%

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61
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What producer of St Emilion is notable for having Cabernet Sauvignon?

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Chateau Figeac

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62
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What relatively common Bordeaux variety is essentially non-existent on the Right Bank?

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Petit Verdot

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63
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What river is the “Right Bank” on?

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Dordogne River

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64
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What river is the Haut-Médoc located on?

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Gironde Estuary

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65
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What size are barriques?

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225L

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66
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What soil type does Cabernet Franc excel in?

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Limestone-based soils

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67
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What style of wines are produced under Côtes de Bordeaux-Saint-Macaire AOP? Where is it located?

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Whites:

  • Sec
  • Moelleux
  • Liquereux

Southern portion of Entre-Deux-Mers, borders; borders Haut-Benage to the SE

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68
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What style of wines are produced under the Graves de Vayres AOP? Where is it located?

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Red and white

Northern portion of Entre-Deux-Mers along the banks of the Dordogne River across from Fronsac

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69
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What style of wines are produced under the Graves Supérieur AOP?

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Sweet whites

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70
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What style of wines are produced under the Sainte-Foy-Bordeaux AOP?

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Red and white

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71
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What sweet white AOPs are one the eastern shores of the Garonne?

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Cadillac AOP
Loupiac AOP
Ste-Croix-du-Mont AOP
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux AOP

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72
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What style wines can be labeled as Graves AOP?

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Red and dry whites

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73
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What sub-appellation of northern Graves was created in 1987?

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Pessac-Léognan - it effectively became the prestige appellation for both red and white while sidelining the producers of Southern Graves

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74
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What two AOPs may use the geographical designation “Haut-Benauge”?

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  • Bordeaux AOP

- Entre-Deux-Mers AOP

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75
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What two classified chateaux no longer produce wine under their own labels? Both properties now supply fruit for a second red and a new white wine under what label?

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  • Ch La Tour Haut-Brion & Ch Laville Haut-Brion

- Ch La Mission Haut-Brion

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76
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What vintages from 1900-1950 did Ch d’Yquem not produce wine?

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10, ‘15, ‘30, ‘51, ‘52

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77
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What vintages since 1960 has Ch d’Yquem not produced wine?

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64, ‘72, ‘74, ‘92, 2012

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78
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What was the first identifiable vineyard estate in Bordeaux?

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Chateau Pape-Clément in 1305

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79
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What was the only Chateau in the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux that was for both red and white?

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Chateau Haut-Brion in Graves

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80
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What year was Chateau Mouton-Rothschild upgraded?

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1973

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81
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When did Chateau La Tour Haut-Brion produce its final vintage?

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2005

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82
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When did Chateau Laville Haut-Brion produced its final vintage?

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2008

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83
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When did Cru Artisan become formally recognized?

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2002

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84
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When were the three-tier ranking of chateaux of St-Émilion? When were the revisions made?

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  • 1954 (published in 1955)

- ‘69, ‘85, ‘96, ‘06, ‘12

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85
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When were the wines of Graves first and last classified? What changed?

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  • 1953

- 1959 - six wines were added

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86
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When were the wines of Sauternes classified?

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Alongside those of the Médoc in 1855

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87
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Where are the oldest cultivated vineyards in Bordeaux?

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Bourg - they were well regarded until being eclipsed in the late 1600s by the Médoc and Graves

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88
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Where in the Haut-Médoc is the gravel topsoil at its deepest point?

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Pauillac

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89
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Where is Ch Chasse-Spleen located?

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Moulis

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90
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Where is Chateau Roc de Cambes located?

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Cotes de Bourg

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91
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Which of the major communes of the Médoc produces the least wine?

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St-Julien

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92
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Who commissioned and carried our the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux?

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  • Emperor Napoleon III commissioned it

- Courtiers carried it out

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93
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Who organized the classification of Graves?

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INAO

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94
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Who produces the “Crème de Tête”? What is special about it?

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  • Chateau Gilette (Sauternes)

- A decade-long maturation in concrete vats

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95
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Bordeaux is France’s largest wine appellation at ______ acres

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306,000

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96
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Who provided the framework for the Medoc? What did they do?

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The Dutch. They created a complex series of drainage channels throughout the area, making it suitable for viticulture in the mid 1600s

97
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Bordeaux’s historical rise and commercial success is linked to?

A

A intermediary for wine who buys fruit or wine in barrels to age in their own cellars before selling the bottled wine.

98
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En primeur

A

Yearly sales offering Bordeaux wines as futures

99
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Basic Bordeaux climate

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Maritime. Short winters, damp springs, hot summers.

100
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What are the climate moderators for Bordeaux?

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The Atlantic and Gironde estuary (prevent winter freezes & spring frosts). Coastal pine forests (protect Medoc vineyards from harsh W & NW winds).

101
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St Émilion & Pomerol climate

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More continental, less maritime

102
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Climate worries

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Spring humidity -> mold & rot. Autumn humidity -> grey rot (in cooler years). Also, rain.

103
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What is a clairet wine?

A

A darker, more aromatic style of rosé that evoke the original claret wines shipped to England during the Middle Ages.

104
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Bordeaux AOP- grapes allowed (red)

A

Cab sauv, merlot, cab franc, petit Verdot, Malbec, carmènere

105
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What does Cabernet Sauvignon add to blends?

A

Structure, power, & longevity. Also, black currant and violets

106
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What does Merlot add to blends?

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Fleshy, juicy texture that can soften the austerity of cab sauv. Also softness and richness

107
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What does Cabernet Franc add to blends?

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Herbal spices and red fruit aromatics. It is more tannic than merlot but less muscular/ weighty than can sauv.

108
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What does Petit Verdot add to blends?

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Added for color, depth, and exotic perfume

109
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What is the last of the Bordeaux red grapes to ripen?

A

Petit Verdot

110
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Medoc AOP covers what area?

A

The entire wine- producing left bank of the Gironde Estuary, a 50 mile stretch northward from the city of Bordeaux. It encompasses the Haut- Medoc.

111
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Medoc AOP- wine styles

A

Red only

112
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Bas-Medoc

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Northern region of Medoc. More merlot grown here than in Haut Medoc. Clay heavy soils.

113
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Haut-Medoc AOP covers what area?

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A narrow corridor of land on the left bank in the southern Médoc.

114
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Cru Artisan denotes:

A

The place has exceptional stewards of the land and craft of winemaking, without the financing or apparatus of large- scale operations

115
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Cru Bourgeois was originally introduced in ____ and became official in ____.

A

1933; 2003

116
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Cru Bourgeois denotes:

A

A gaurantor of quality. A chateau must apply for it regularly

117
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1st recorded example of a name brand chateau

A

Ho-Bryan. 1663

118
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2 soils of St Émilion

A

Côtes & graves

119
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Côtes

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Hillsides with steep limestone slopes

120
Q

Graves

A

Gravelly limestone plateaus.

121
Q

As of 2012, how many Grand Cru Classé As are there?

A

4

122
Q

Name the 4 Grand Cru Classé As of St Émilion

A

Château Angélus, Château Pavie, Château Cheval Blanc and Château Ausone

123
Q

Which two chateaux were promoted to classé A in 2012?

A

Château Pavie and Angelus

124
Q

How many Grand Cru Classé Bs are there?

A

14

125
Q

Name the classé B of St Émilion.

A 
Clos Fourtet,
Château la Gaffelière,
Château Beauséjour,
Château Larcis Ducasse,
Château Beau-Séjour-Bécot,
La Mondotte,
Château Bélair-Monange,
Château Canon, Macquin,
Château Canon la Gaffelière,
Château Troplong Mondot,
Château Trottevieille,
Château Figeac,
Château Valandraud
126
Q

What does St Émilion Grand Cru AOP refer to?

A

It’s an appelation, not a classification, in which the wines are required to show an additional +.5% alcohol and must undergo longer élevage.

127
Q

Garagistes movement

A

In the latter decades of the 20th century a new trend of “microchâteau” developed. These small château make powerfully ripe and polished modern wines from just a handful of acres.

128
Q

Bordeaux is part of which department?

A

Gironde

129
Q

Viticulture concerns

A

Fungal disease and various levels of ripening because of cloud cover and rainfall

130
Q

What is the dominating trade structure?

A

La place de Bordeaux

131
Q

What is the Bordeaux mixture. What does it help prevent?

A

A mixture of lime, copper sulfate and water. Prevents fungal diseases.

132
Q

What are the 6 permitted white varieties?

A

Semillion, sauv blanc, Muscadelle, ugni blanc, merlot blanc, colombard.

133
Q

What is the restriction for ugni blanc, merlot blanc, and colombard?

A

Maximum 30% of blend

134
Q

Name the superior first growth of Sauternes

A

Chat d’yquem

135
Q

Name 5 of the 11 first growths of Sauternes

A

Chat. La tour blanche. Chat. Lafaurie Peyraguey. Chat. Clos Haut Peyraguey. Chat. De Rayne vigneau. Chat. Suduiraut. Chat. Coutet. Chat. Climens. Chat. Guiraud. Chat. Rieussec. Chat. Rabaud Promis. Chat sigalas Rabaud.

136
Q

Name 5 of the 15 second growths of Sauternes

A

Chat. Doisy Daene. Chat filhot. Chat. Caillou. Chat de Myrat. Chat Suau.

137
Q

Which 6 chateau are classified for both red and white wines in the graves classification?

A

Chateau Carbonnieux. Domaine de Chevalier. Chateau Malartic- Lagraviere. Chateau Olivier. Chateau Bouscaut. Chateau Latour- Martillac.

138
Q

What are the red wine only chateaux in the graves classification?

A

De Fieuzal. Haut Bailly. Haut Brion. La Mission Haut Brion. Pape Clement. Smith Haut Lafite. La tour Haut Brion.

139
Q

What chateau are for white wines only in the graves classification?

A

Couhins. Couhins-Lurton. Laville Haut Brion.

140
Q

What is the second label of Cos d’Estournel?

A

Les Pagodes de Cos

141
Q

What is the second label of Montrose?

A

La Dame du Montrose

142
Q

What is the second label of Calon Segur?

A

Marquis de Calon

143
Q

What is the second label of Lafon Rochet?

A

Les Pelerins de Lafon Rochet

144
Q

What is the second label of Lafite Rothschild?

A

Carruades de Lafite

145
Q

What is the second label of Latour?

A

Les Forts de Latour

146
Q

What is the second label of Mouton Rothschild?

A

Petit Mouton

147
Q

What is the second label of Pichon Baron?

A

Tourelles de Longueville

148
Q

What is the second label of Pichon Lalande?

A

Reserve de la Comtesse

149
Q

What is the second label of Lynch Bages?

A

Echo de Lynch Bages (as of ‘08)

150
Q

What is the second label of Pontet Canet?

A

Les Hauts de Pontet

151
Q

What is the second label of Ducru Beaucaillou?

A

La Croix du Beaucaillou

152
Q

What is the second label of Gruaud Larose?

A

Sarget de Gruaud Larose

153
Q

What is the second label of Leoville las Cases?

A

Le Petit Lion du Marquis de las Cases

154
Q

What is the second label of Lagrange?

A

Les Feifs de Lagrange

155
Q

What is the second label of Beychevelle?

A

Amiral de Beychevelle

156
Q

What is the second label of Branaire Ducru?

A

Chateau Duluc

157
Q

What is the second label of Talbot?

A

Connetable de Talbot

158
Q

What is the second label of Margaux?

A

Pavillon Rouge

159
Q

What is the second label of Dufort Vivens?

A

Vivens Rouge

160
Q

What is the second label of Lascombes?

A

Chevalier de Lascombes

161
Q

What is the second label of Palmer?

A

Alter Ego

162
Q

What is the second label of Carbonnieux?

A

La Tour Leognan

163
Q

What is the second label of Domaine de Chevalier?

A

L’Espirit de Chevalier

164
Q

What is the second label of Haut Brion?

A

R- Le Clarence de Haut Brion

W- La Clarte de Haut Brion

165
Q

What is the second label of Pape Clement?

A

Le Clementin du Pape Clement

166
Q

What is the second label of Smith Haut Lafite?

A

Les Hauts de Smith

167
Q

What is the second label of Rieussec?

A

Carmes de Rieussec

168
Q

What is the second label of Suduiraut?

A

Castelnau de Suduiraut

169
Q

What is the second label of Ausone?

A

Chapelle d’Ausone

170
Q

What is the second label of Angelus?

A

Carillon d’Angelus

171
Q

What is the second label of Pavie?

A

Espirit de Pavie (as of ‘08)

172
Q

What is the second label of Gigeac?

A

La Grange Neuve de Figeac

173
Q

What is the second label of Valandraud?

A

Virginie de Valandraud

174
Q

What is the second label of Clinet?

A

Fleur de Clinet

175
Q

What is the second label of La Conseillante?

A

Duo de Conseillante (as of ‘07)

176
Q

What is the second label of Trotanoy?

A

Esperance de Trotanoy

177
Q

What is the second label of Vieux Chateau Certan?

A

La Gravette de Certan

178
Q

What is the location and growth of Lafite Rothschil?

A

1st, Pauillac

179
Q

What is the location and growth of Latour?

A

1st, Pauillac

180
Q

What is the location and growth of Margaux?

A

1st, Margaux

181
Q

What is the location and growth of Haut Brion?

A

1st, Graves (Pessac-Leognan)

182
Q

What is the location and growth of Mouton Rothschild?

A

1st, Pauillac (as of ‘73)

183
Q

What is the location and growth of Cos d’Estournel?

A

2nd, St. Estephe

184
Q

What is the location and growth of Montrose?

A

2nd, St. Estephe

185
Q

What is the location and growth of Pichon Longueville Baron?

A

2nd, Pauillac

186
Q

What is the location and growth of Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande

A

2nd, Pauillac

187
Q

What is the location and growth of Leoville las Cases?

A

2nd, St. Julien

188
Q

What is the location and growth of Leoville Poyferre?

A

2nd, St. Julien

189
Q

What is the location and growth of Leoville Barton?

A

2nd, St. Julien

190
Q

What is the location and growth of Gruaud Larose?

A

2nd, St. Julien

191
Q

What is the location and growth of Ducru Beaucaillou?

A

2nd, St. Julien

192
Q

What is the location and growth of Rauzan Segla?

A

2nd, Margaux

193
Q

What is the location and growth of Rauzan Gassies?

A

2nd, Margaux

194
Q

What is the location and growth of Durfort Vivens?

A

2nd, Margaux

195
Q

What is the location and growth of Lascombes?

A

2nd, Margaux

196
Q

What is the location and growth of Brane Cantenac?

A

2nd, Margaux (Cantenac-Margaux)

197
Q

What is the location and growth of Calon Segus?

A

3rd, St Estephe

198
Q

What is the location and growth of Lagrange?

A

3rd, St. Julien

199
Q

What is the location and growth of Langoa Barton?

A

3rd, St. Julien

200
Q

What is the location and growth of Malescot St. Exupery?

A

3rd, Margaux

201
Q

What is the location and growth of Desmirail?

A

3rd, Margaux

202
Q

What is the location and growth of Ferriere?

A

3rd, Margaux

203
Q

What is the location and growth of Marquis d’Alesme Becker?

A

3rd, Margaux

204
Q

What is the location and growth of Kirwan?

A

3rd, Margauc (Cantenac)

205
Q

What is the location and growth of d’Issan?

A

3rd, Margaux (Cantenac)

206
Q

What is the location and growth of Boyd Cantenac?

A

3rd, Margaux (Cantenac)

207
Q

What is the location and growth of Cantenac Brown?

A

3rd, Margauc (Cantenac)

208
Q

What is the location and growth of Palmer?

A

3rd, Margaux (Cantenac)

209
Q

What is the location and growth of Giscours?

A

3rd, Margaux (Labarde)

210
Q

What is the location and growth of La Lagune?

A

3rd, Haut Medoc (Ludon)

211
Q

What is the location and growth of Lafon Rochet?

A

4th, St. Estephe

212
Q

What is the location and growth of Duhart Milon Rothschild?

A

4th, Pauillac

213
Q

What is the location and growth of Saine Pierre?

A

4th, St. Julien

214
Q

What is the location and growth of Talbot?

A

4th, St. Julien

215
Q

What is the location and growth of Branaire Ducru?

A

4th, St. Julien

216
Q

What is the location and growth of Beychevelle?

A

4th, St. Julien

217
Q

What is the location and growth of Marquis de Terme?

A

4th, St. Julien

218
Q

What is the location and growth of Pouget?

A

4th, Margaux (Cantenac)

219
Q

What is the location and growth of Prieure-Lichine?

A

4th, Margaux (Cantenac)

220
Q

What is the location and growth of La Tour Carnet?

A

4th, Haut Medoc (St. Laurent)

221
Q

What is the location and growth of Cos Labory?

A

5th, St. Estephe

222
Q

What is the location and growth of Pontet Canet?

A

5th, Pauillac

223
Q

What is the location and growth of Batailley?

A

5th, Pauillac

224
Q

What is the location and growth of Haut Batailley?

A

5th, Pauillac

225
Q

What is the location and growth of Haut Bages Liberal?

A

5th, Pauillac

226
Q

What is the location and growth of Grand Puy Lacose?

A

5th, Pauillac

227
Q

What is the location and growth of Grand Puy Ducasse?

A

5th, Pauillac

228
Q

What is the location and growth of Lynch Bages?

A

5th, Pauillac

229
Q

What is the location and growth of Lynch Moussas?

A

5th, Pauillac

230
Q

What is the location and growth of d’Armailhac?

A

5th, Pauillac (previously Mouton Baronne Philippe until 1989)

231
Q

What is the location and growth of Pedesclaux?

A

5th, Pauillac

232
Q

What is the location and growth of Clerc-Milon?

A

5th, Pauillac

233
Q

What is the location and growth of Croizet Bages?

A

5th, Pauillac

234
Q

What is the location and growth of Dauzac?

A

5th, Margaux (Labarde)

235
Q

What is the location and growth of du Tertre?

A

5th, Margaux (Arsac)

236
Q

What is the location and growth of Belgrave?

A

5th, Haut Medoc (St. Laurent)

237
Q

What is the location and growth of de Camensac?

A

5th, Haut Medoc (St. Laurant)

238
Q

What is the location and growth of Cantemerle?

A

5th, Haut Medoc (Macau) (added in 1856)

239
Q

What are the New Bordeaux Grape Varietals approved by CIVB in January 2021?

A

4 new red varieties;
Touriga Nacional,
Marselan (Cabernet Sauvignon x Grenache Noir), Castets,
Arinarnoa (Cabernet Sauvignon xTannat)

2 white grapes;
Alvarinho 
Liliorila (Baroque x Chardonnay).

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