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1
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Number of village wines

A

44

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2
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Number of premier cru

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662

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3
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Number of Grand Cru

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33

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4
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year consolidated from 100 to 84 app

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2017

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5
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Rank in France for AOCs

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1

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6
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Rivers used for trading

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Saone, Rhone, Seine, Loire

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7
Q

how many Dukes before merged into France

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4

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8
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Dukes in order of rule

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Phillipe the Bold
John the Fearless
Phillippe the Good
Charles the Rash

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9
Q

How much more expensive wine in 17thCentury

A

10x

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10
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Who gave right for Gevrey to append village name. what was village.

A

King Louis-Phillippe 1847
Chambertin

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11
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First wine auction where

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Hospice de Beaune 1859

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12
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What org did first vineyard classification

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Agricultural Committee of Beaune
1861

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13
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% white wine

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60%

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14
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red and rose %

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29%

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15
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cremant %

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11%

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16
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% wine exported

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50%

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17
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% of overall production ? % revenue ?

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4.5%, 21%

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18
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cases produced

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15.5M

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19
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Part of what region

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Bourgogne-Franche-Comte

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20
Q

3 admin departments

A

Yonne
Cote d’Or
Saone-et-Loire

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21
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Climate ?
Influence in North ? South ?

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Continetal
Ocean
Med

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22
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Saone river influence

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None

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23
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Length North to South

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140 mi

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24
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Climate threats

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Spring frost, summer hail

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25
Q

Differential in bud break South to North

A

1 week

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26
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Differential in harvest South to North

A

early sept vs late sept

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27
Q

What geo formation does it sit on

A

Paris basin

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28
Q

Oldest marine deposits located where ?

A

Maconnais

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29
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Youngest marine deposits located where ?

A

Chablis

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30
Q

Where is granite massif ?

A

Beaujolais

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31
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Soil other than granite is what type

A

sedimentary

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32
Q

Cote dOr soil type

A

Colluvial

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33
Q

Crests of Cote d’Or produces what Cru?

A

Hautes Cotes de Beaune / Nuits

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34
Q

Top of slopes in Cote ‘dOR which Cru

A

Premier

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35
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Bottom of Cote d’Or slope which AOCs

A

Village

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36
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Causes for different soil types in close areas

A

faulting

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37
Q

Pinot Noir ideal soil

A

limestone or mari with hi limestone

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38
Q

Chardonnay ideal soil

A

marl

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39
Q

Which grapes added to occasional blend / field blend?

A

Pinot Blanc / Gris

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40
Q

3 wines typically delivered as blend

A

Bourgogne Passe-Tout-Grains
Cremant de Bourgogne
Coteaux Bourguignons

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41
Q

Aligote AOCs

A

Bouzeron
Bourgogne Aligote

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42
Q

% wine other than Cha, P. Noir, Gamay, Aligote

A

1%

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43
Q

White grapes allowed (6)

A

Chardonnay
Aligote
Sauvignon Blanc
Pinot blanc
Sacy
Melon

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44
Q

Rose / Gris Grapes (2)

A

Pinot Gris
Sauvignon Gris

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45
Q

Syn for Pinot Gris

A

Pinot Beurot

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46
Q

Typical use of Pinot Gris

A

Allowed in limits for many appellations
Marsannay and Bourgogne Rose can be 100% but not common

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47
Q

Red Grapes (3)

A

Pinot Noir
Gamay
Cesar

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48
Q

Where can Cesar be used

A

Yonne department and Irancy

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49
Q

Where can Gamay be a primary grape outside of Beaujolais ? how sole grape ?

A

Macon reds and roses
Sole grape where Macon wine carries the denomination geographique complementaire

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50
Q

Where must fruit be sourced from for Bourgogne Gamay

A

10 Beaujolais Cru vineyards

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51
Q

Most common training method

A

Guyot

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52
Q

What is Lutte Raisonee

A

REasoned fight common farming practice

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53
Q

Adoption of organic farming

A

8.6%

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54
Q

Notable Biodynamics

A

DRC and Leflaive

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55
Q

Where is machine harvesting used

A

Chablis and Maconnais

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56
Q

Where is handpicking dominant

A

Cote d’Or

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57
Q

Where is mix of hand and machine

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Cote Chalonnaise

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58
Q

how much has budbreak moved forward

A

10 days

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59
Q

What is the hail shield

A

cloud seeding with silver oxide

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60
Q

How is frost mitigated

A

straw fires in vineyards to create smoke

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61
Q

Where is steel ferment and steel/neutral vats maturation of white common

A

Chablis , Maconnais

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62
Q

Where is oak maturation common for white

A

Cote d’Or or Chalonnaise at Village level or higher

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63
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Where is oak maturation common for white. % of new oak typical ?

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Cote d’Or or Chalonnaise at Village level or higher
20%-50%

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64
Q

Causes of premox

A

certain clones, fully ripe fruit, less sulfur, less battonage

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65
Q

Chardonnay versus warmer climate

A

less fruit, aroma, ABV, oak
more acid (structure), mineral

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66
Q

Changes to Pinot Noir vini, result

A

whole cluster addition. brighter flavor

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67
Q

Extraction method changes for pinot

A

Open top vats with punch down, now pump over

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68
Q

Extraction method changes for pinot

A

Open top vats with punch down, now pump over and shorter macerations

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69
Q

Time in barrel for classified Pinot in Cote d’Or and Chalonnaise

A

12-18 month, some new oak

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70
Q

Pinot characteristics versus warmer climate

A

Less pigment, tannin, fruit, ABV, oak
More structure and spice

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71
Q

Where is Rose produced

A

Regional AOCs and MArsannay

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72
Q

Regional Apps for sparkling

A

Cremant de Bourgo
Bourgo Mousseux
MT

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73
Q

How many regional AOC for specialty

A

4

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74
Q

Bourgongne AOC
Styles
White (p) 2
Red(p) 1
Rose(s) 1
Red (s) 2

A

dry white red rose
Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc
Pinot Noir
Pinot Gris
Gamay from B. Cru
Cesar

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75
Q

Bourgogne AOC
Red req
White req
Rose aka / req
if 85% Gamay req
If Cesar included where allowed ?

A

typical 100% pinot noir but can contain any, if Gamay must be from B Cru.
typical 100% chard but can contain any
typical 100 Pinot noir but can contain any like Red. Clairet
must label Bourgougne Gamay

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76
Q

Bourgogne AOC
how many DGCs
newest ? styles allowed in ? loc ?

A

13
Cotes du Couchois, red, west of Cote Chalonnais

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77
Q

Coteaux Borguignons AOC
styles
white(p) 4
Red(p) 3
Rose (p) 1
fka
known as ?

A

dry red, white, rose
chard, pinot blanc, melon, Aligote
pinot noir, gamay, cesar (yonne)
pinot gris
Bourgo Grand Ordinaire
Most general Regional AOC

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78
Q

Coteaux Borguignons AOC
grapes in Rose allowed?
other grapes allowed if planted before 2009

A

all red plus pinot gris
Sacy, Tressor

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79
Q

Macon AOC
styles
white(p) 1
Red (p) 2
# DGC white / red(rose)
req for DGC red
styles allowed villages

A

dry white, red, rose
chardonnay
pinot noir, gamay
26 / 20
100 Gamay
white only

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80
Q

Cremant de Bourgogne AOC
styles
white(p)5
red(p)2
rose(p)1
Which grapes most common (4)

A

sparkling white / rose
chardonnay, pinot blanc, melon, aligote, sacy
pinot noir, gamay
pinot gris
chard, pinot noir, pinot blanc, pinot gris

81
Q

Cremant de Bourgogne AOC
Premier styles (2)
age req
grapes allowed white / rose
juice req
style allowed ? abv ?

A

Eminent, Grand Eminent
Eminent 24 , GE 36, 3 in bottle post disgorge
GE chard / pinot noir , 20% gamay in rose
GE first 75%
GE Brut, 10%, 1.5% dosage

82
Q

Bourgogne Mousseux AOC
style
white(s) 4
red(p) 3
rose(s) 1
method, age, min atm

A

sparkling red
chardonnay, aligote, melon, pinot blanc
gamy, pinot noir, cesar (yonne)
pinot gris
MT, 9 mos, 3.5

83
Q

Bourgogne Aligote AOC
style
white(p) 1
req

A

dry white
aligote
100%

84
Q

Bourgogne Passe-Tout-Grains AOC
style
white(s) 2
red(p)2
rose(s)1
min reqs / grapes / assemblage options

A

red, rose
chardonnay, pinot blanc
Gamay, pinot noir
pinot gris
30% p noir, 15% gamay, others allowed if in field blend

85
Q

Where can varietal labeling be used

A

regional AOCs only

86
Q

Regional AOC production in order

A

Bourgogne 39%
Macon 25%
Cremant 19%
Aligote 11%
Bourguignons 2%
Bourgo Passe-Tout 1%

87
Q

% of Bourgogne prod that is regional AOC

88
Q

% of Production that is Villages

89
Q

% of production that is Premier Cru

90
Q

% of prod that is Grand Cru

91
Q

how many village AOC

92
Q

Can Climat appear on village wine

A

yes if from single vineyard

93
Q

Is Premier Cru single or multiple climat

A

single or multiple

94
Q

For Premier Cru single climat what is on label to identify

A

village and climat

95
Q

For multi climat Premier Cru what is label and wine rule

A

on label premier Cru and village only
wine must be blend of Premier Cru vineyards from thev village

96
Q

Grand Cru label rule ? exception ?

A

Only name of the vineyard and “Grand Cru” except for Chablis

97
Q

Sub-regions of Bourgogne

A

Chablis, Grand Auxerrois, Chatillions
Cote’ D’Or
Cote Chalonnais
Maconais

98
Q

Chablis, Grand Auxerrois, Chatillonnais
styles
characteristics (4)
Climate / threat
Warmer area
Soils (Chablis , others)

A

red, white
lean, racy acid, saline, mineral
Continental with oceanic influence. frost
Chablis slightly
K Marl, Portlandian

99
Q

Chablis, Grand Auxerrois, Chatillonnais
Chabls loc, styles
Grand Auxerrois loc styles
Chatillonnais loc styles

A

Around Serein River, white
Towns: Auxerre, Tonnerre, Vezeley, Joigny / 60,40 white red
East of Chablis, Cremant

100
Q

Chablis Apps (3)

A

Grand Cru, Chablis AOC, Petite Chablis

101
Q

Chablis Grand Cru AOC
white(p) 1, style
loc
soil
Climats

A

Chard, white dry
Hill East of village
K Marl
Blanchot, Bougros, Grenouilles, Le Clos, Preuses, Vaudesir, Valmur

102
Q

Chablis AOC
style, white(p)1
loc, vineyard locs, locs for PC vineayrds
# umbrella PC, # total
Soil

A

dry white, chard
around town, slopes / plains, banks of river
17 / 40
k Marl

103
Q

Petit Chablis AOC
style, white(p)1
vineyard locs, soil

A

dry white, chard
hilltops, flats / portlandian

104
Q

La Moutonne
straddles which GC vineyards
Monopole of ?

A

Vaudesir , Preuses
Domain Long-Depaquit

105
Q

Grand Auxerrois Apps (3)

A

Sanit-Bris
Irancy
Vezeley

106
Q

Saint-Bris AOC
style
white(p)1, rose(s)1
loc
soil

A

dry white
s blanc, sauv gris
80 mi east of sancerre
k marl and portlandian

107
Q

Irancy AOC
style
Red(p)1, red(s)1, rose(s)1
typical assemblage
soil

A

dry red
pinot noir, cesar, pinot gris
mostly pinot plus small amount of others
K marl

108
Q

Vezeley AOC
style
white(p)1
soil
how long wine region

A

dry white, chard
clay / limestone
since Roman

109
Q

Chantillonais
common style
Grapes
loc

A

regional Cremant
P Noir, Gamay, Chard, Aligote
NW of Dijon, E of Tonnerre

110
Q

How many regional AOC

111
Q

Chablis, Grand Auxerrois, Chatillonnais %s
Chablis
Petit Chablis
Chablis Premier Cru
Saint Bris
Irancy
Chablis GC
Vezeley

A

58%
19%
14%
3%
3%
2%
1%

112
Q

Cote D’Or name from?

A

Golden slope
leaves turning gold in fall or concat of Cote and Orientale

113
Q

What is the Route des Grand Cru

A

Road from Dijon to Santannay passing 24 GCs
Route D974

114
Q

Cote de Nuits
length, town at N at S end
Route des GC here called ?
Vineyard aspect
Soil
Climate

A

12 miles
Dijon, Corgoloin
Champs Elysees de Bourgogne
East
Limestone, Limestone rich marl
Continental

115
Q

Cote di Nuits
production red vs white
style / exception ?

A

almost all red
structured dark berry, earth, spice
Chambolle-Musigny perfumed silken

116
Q

Rose produced where in Cote di Nuit

117
Q

Cote di Nuit Grapes unless otherwise
white(p or s)2
red(p)1
rose(s)1

A

chardonnay, pinot blanc
pinot noir
pinot gris

118
Q

Marsannay AOC
# GC, PC
styles
% of prod
grapes
noted for ?

A

0, 0
red, white, rose
12%
p - chard, pinot blanc
p - pinot noir
p - pinot gris
Rose of Pinot Noir / Gris

119
Q

Fixin AOC
GC, PC
styles
prod red vs white
climate influence
% prod
past note

A

0, 6
dry red white
mostly red
wind break at west
5%
highly regarded over Gevrey

120
Q

Gevrey- Chambertin AOC
GC, PC
styles
% of vineyards PC
when did vineyard name append

A

9, 26
red
20%
1847

121
Q

Most GCs AOC

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

122
Q

Largest Village AOC

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

123
Q

Cote di Nuit GC Prod %

124
Q

Morey-Sait-Denis AOC
PC, GC
styles
white(p) 3, where exception ?
how marketed before AOC structure

A

20, 5 (1 shared with Chambolle)
dry white, red
Aligote in Climat Monts Luisands
Gevrey or Chambolle

125
Q

where are most modern clones from (GC)

A

Clos de la Roche

126
Q

what GC is shared between Moret-Saint-Denis and Chambolle

A

Bonne -Mares

127
Q

Chambolle-Musigny AOC
PC, GC
styles
% prod in C de N

A

24, 2 (1 shared)
red
8%

128
Q

How many regional AOC

129
Q

Which GCs approved for both white and red

A

Musigny and Corton

130
Q

Which AOC style known as silk and lace

A

Chambolle-Musigny

131
Q

Vougeot AOC
PC, GC
styles
% prod from GC / Other
% prod in C de N

A

4, 1
dry white, red
75%
1%

132
Q

Smallest prod AOC in Cote de Nuit

133
Q

Vosne-Romanee AOC
PC, GC
styles
Monopole GCs
% prod C de N
wine described as ?

A

24, 8
red
La Romanee, DRC, La Tache, La Grande Rue
8%
iron fist in velvet glove

134
Q

What is Vosne-Romanee called ? by who ?

A

Pearl of the Cote, Meadows

135
Q

Nuits St Geroge AOC
PC, GC
styles
prod % from PC
Flagship PC
% of C de N

A

41, 0
dry white red
45%
St George
16%

136
Q

Cote de Nuit Villages AOC
styles
shared by which villages
red vs white
north vs south village characteristics

A

dry white, red
Fixin, Brouchon, Premeaux, Comblanchin, Corgoloin
mostly red
N - chalky tannins acid
S - soft earth spice

137
Q

Cote de Beaune
runs from N to S villages
vineyard aspects
escarpment compared to C de N
Soil
Prod white versus red

A

Ladoix-Serrigny to Maranges
SE
softer
Limestone, LS rich marl
2/3 white

138
Q

Cote de Beaune
White / red characteristics
where richer reds (4)
white (p or s) 2
red (p)
rose (s)

A

whites rich to taut / fresh
red lighter than c de N
Pommard, Volnay, Beaune, Aloxe-Corton
chardonnay, pinot blanc
Pinot noir
pinot gris

139
Q

Hill of Corton
Apps
GCs

A

Ladoix AOC, Aloxe-Corton AOC, Pernand, Vergelesses AOC
Corton(red/white)
Corton - Charlemagne (white)
Charlemagne (white)

140
Q

Ladoix AOC
PC, GC
styles
which village can use the AOC
most common AOC used by village
GCs

A

11, 2
dry white red
Ladoix-Serrigny
C de Beaune Village
Corton, Corton-Charl

141
Q

Aloxe-Corton AOC
PC, GC
styles
GCs
% across GCs

A

14, 3
dry red white
Corton, Corton-Charl, Charl
73% Corton, Corton-Charl

142
Q

Which Corton area village demands highest price

A

Aloxe-Corton AOC

143
Q

Pernand-Vergelesses AOC
PC, GC
styles
loc on corton hill
Village popularity ?
GCs

A

8, 3
dry white red
SW slope of corton hill
overlooked
Corton, Corton-Charl, Charl

144
Q

Apps around Beaune
how many
named
modifier in name meaning

A

4
Chory-les-B, Savogny-les-B, Beaune, Cote de B
les mean at the side

145
Q

Chorey-les-Beaune AOC
PC, GC
loc relative to village
soil note
% prod to C de B villages
characteristis

A

0, 0
North on plains
alluvial top dressing
50%
easy affordable

146
Q

Savigny-les-Beaune AOC
PC, GC
styles
geo feature
aspects and effects
most vineyards where ? how many PCs there ?
red vs white

A

22, 0
dry white red
Rhoin river bisects vineayards
S facing on Mount Battois - structured / generous
N facing on Bois de Noel - finer/elegant
Bois de Noel, 12
mostly red

147
Q

Beaune AOC
PC, GC
styles
prod red vs white, % PC
vineyard loc relative to town, aspect ? % PCs there

A

42,0
dry white red
mostly red. 75%
West. SE, 100%

148
Q

What city houses the Negociants and their cellars

149
Q

Cote de Beaune AOC
PC, GC
styles
loc relative to town
prod red / white

A

0, 0
dry white red
hi altitude area around town
50/50

150
Q

Pommard AOC
pc, GC
styles
Soil
wine characteristics as result of soil

A

28, 0
red only
clay and active limestone / hi limestone
structure and drainage for nutrient access similar to C de N - powerful wine

151
Q

Volnay AOC
PC, GC
style
% PC prod
wine characteristics

A

29, 0
red
60%
soft supple

152
Q

What AOC has most ancient description ? by who ? waht grape ?

A

Volnay. 1300s Knights of malta, Pinot Gris

153
Q

4 overlooked quality AOCs to the west

A

Monthelie
Sanit Romain
Auxey-Duresses
Saint Aubin

154
Q

Monthelie AOC
PC, GC
style
prod red vs white
Loc relative to other AOCs
historical grape

A

15,0
dry white red
mostly red
surrounded by Volnay, Mersault, SAint Romain
Gamay

155
Q

Saint - Romain AOC
PC, GC
style
red vs white
vineyard loc, effect on wine

A

0,0
dry white red
2/3 white
in side valley, hi elevation, no E or S exposure
more chablis like

156
Q

what is smallest prod AOC in C de B

A

Saint-Romain

157
Q

Auxey-Duresses AOC
PC, GC
style
loc relative to main Cote
vineyard aspect
red vs white
white style

A

9, 0
dry white red
away
east
2/3 red
lighter version of Mersault

158
Q

Saint-Aubin AOC
PC, GC
style
red vs white
vineyard loc ? which other AOC ?
note prod increase last 40 years
% vineyards PC

A

30, 0
dry white /red
80% white
back side of Montrachet hill
600%
75%

159
Q

Which 3 Cote de Beaune apps specialize in white

A

Mersault
Puligny-Montrachet
Chassagne Montrachet

160
Q

Mersault AOC
PC, GC
styles
Loc re: other AOCs
red vs white %
% PC

A

19, 0
dry white red
SE of Auxey-Duresses and Monthelie
96.5% white
25%

161
Q

What did Kramer say about Mersault

A

If gold were a flavor it would be Mersault

162
Q

Largest wine production village in Cote d’Or ? # of producers.

A

Mersault, 120

163
Q

Puilgny-Montrachet AOC
PC, GC
style
vineyard locs
red vs white

A

17, 4
dry white red
most of Montrachet hill
mostly white

164
Q

Puligny-Montrachet GCs

A

Montrachet (s)
Batard-Montrachet (s)
Bienvenues-Batard-Mont
Chevalier-Mont

165
Q

What AOC has water table too high for cellars

A

Puligny-Mont

166
Q

Chassagne-Montrachet AOC
PC, GC
styles
reds compared to ?
red vs white
GCs

A

55, 3
dry white red
Nuits-St-George
2/3 white
Montrachet(s)
Batard-Montrachet(s)
Criots Batard-Montrachet

167
Q

Blagny AOC
PC, GC
style
loc re: other AOCs
Reds labeled as ?
Whites labeled as ?

A

7, 0
dry red
straddles Mersault and P-Mont
Blagny AOC
Mersault-Blagney or Puiligny-Blagny depending on grape location

168
Q

What the southerly red focused AOCs

A

Santannay , Maranges

169
Q

Santannay AOC
PC, GC
style
loc re: geo features
soil characteristics
specific training

A

12,0
dry white red
banks of Dheune River and Canal du Centre
fertile, lends to red
cordon prune

170
Q

Cote de Beaune GC production

171
Q

Maranges AOC
PC, GC
style
# of villages
red vs white
white grape not allowed
wine characteristics

A

7, 0
dry white red
3
almost all red
pinot blanc
soft supple good value

172
Q

Cote de Beaune Villages AOC
PC, GC
style
which villages cannot label

A

0,0
red only
Beaune, Aloxe-Corton, Pommard, Volnay

173
Q

Cote Chalonnais
Borders W and E
aspects
slopes characteristics
Climate
Influence
Soil / where transitions
red vs white, size re: Cote d’Or
common AOC used , %

A

W - Cote de Couchois, E - Saone River
east facing, non-contiguous slopes / vary exposure
continental but cooler
west wind full exposure
limestone rich marl. rully to sandy older of maconnais
60% red. less than 50%
Bourgogne Rouge or Blanc 50%

174
Q

Cote Chalonnais apps

A

Bouzeron, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, Montagny

175
Q

Bouzeron AOC
PC
style
white(p) 1
Loc geo feature / temps
aspects

A

0
dry white
Aligote
secluded valley, cooler
North

176
Q

Rully AOC
PC
styles
white(p) 1
rose(s) 1
red(p)1
red vs white

A

23
cremant red white
chardonnay, p gris, p noir
2/3 white

177
Q

what AOC in the Cote Chalonnais is Cremant dominant

A

Rully. 2x over still

178
Q

What was first AOC in Bourgogne to make cremant

A

Rully 1822

179
Q

Mercurey AOC
PC
styles
white(p), rose(s), red (p)1
red vs white
% at village level

A

32
dry white red
chrd, p gris, p noir
mostly red
75%

180
Q

what is largest town in Cote Chalonnais

181
Q

What AOC is highest production in Cote Chalonnais

182
Q

Givry AOC
PC
styles
white vs red

A

32
dry white red
mostly red

183
Q

Montagny AOC
PC
style
white(p)
historical grapes not today
% highest prod ? from where ?

A

49
dry white only
chard
p noir , gamay
65% from coop Vigneron de Buxy

184
Q

What sub region has the largest area under vine

185
Q

Maconnais
E and W borders
Climate
Influence / effect
Soils (2), chard pref ?
historical grape until?
mostly label as ?

A

Saone to East, Grosne Valley to West
Contiental, med, riper grapes
Limestone and marl / granite and schist to south / ls - marl
gamay , 19thC
Macon, Macon Villages or Macon Vlllage + name

186
Q

Maconnais apps (5)

A

Pouilly Fuisee, Loche, Vonzelles , saint-Veran, Vire-Clesse

187
Q

Pouilly-Fuisse AOC
PC
style / grape
Topo feature
Soil
Communes (4), % PC, % app
% Maconnais

A

22
chard, white only
bowl rimmed by starfish limestone biosherms
limestone rich marl like cote d’or
Chaintre, Fuisse, Soluntre-Pouilly, Vergisson, 100%, 24%
38%

188
Q

3 Bioherms around Pouilly-Fuisse

A

Rock of Solutre
Rock of Vergisson
Mont de Pouilly

189
Q

Pouilly Loche AOC and Pouilly Vinzelles
style, grape
how is the buik on Vinzelles produced
% Maconnais Loche / Vinzelles
not for exam

A

white, chard
coop 80%
2%, 1%

190
Q

Saint - Veran
% Maconnais
style, grape
historical part of ?
geo as relates to Pouilly - Fuisse ?

A

37%
white, chard
Beaujolais
split by it, 8

191
Q

Vire - Clesse AOC
styles, grape
Loc re: Macon

A

white dry semi sweet
9 mi north between Vire and Clesse

192
Q

Vire-Clesse AOC sweet styles by name ? level ?

A

demi-sec .4% to .8% RS
Levroute .8% to 1.8% RS

193
Q

Most white wine GCs in C de B

A

Puligny Montrachet

194
Q

Smallest village in Cote d;Dor

195
Q

Who gave right to Gevrey to append name Chambertin

A

King Louis Philippe

196
Q

Most GCs overall

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

197
Q

Largest village app

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

198
Q

How many regional AOC

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