burgundy

Question 1

____ Climate: Cool winters, warm summers, and potential frost risks.

Answer 1

Continental

Question 2

Burgundy is divided into five main districts:

Chablis (North): Known for ______.

Côte de Nuits: Famous for _____.

Côte de Beaune: Produces both Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

Côte Chalonnaise: Offers value wines, both red and white.

Mâconnais: Known for affordable Chardonnay.

Answer 2

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir

Question 3

Permitted Grape Varietals
White: ______ (primary),____(secondary).

Red: ___(primary), ____(in Beaujolais).

Answer 3

Chardonnay, Aligoté

Pinot Noir , Gamay

Question 4

Soil Types
____ and ____: Ideal for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

___: Found in lower slopes, producing fuller-bodied wines.

Kimmeridgian: Unique to Chablis, giving wines their minerality.

Answer 4

Limestone and Marl

Clay

Question 5

Production and Ageing Techniques
________: Hand-harvesting, small oak barrels for ageing.

_______: Used in Beaujolais for fruity, light reds.

Answer 5

Traditional Methods

Macération Carbonique

Question 6

Chablis wine style

Answer 6

Crisp, mineral-driven Chardonnay with no or minimal oak

Question 7

Located south of Burgundy, ____ focuses on Gamay.

Answer 7

Beaujolais

Question 8

___ = Chardonnay + Kimmeridgian Soil.

___ = Gamay + Carbonic Maceration.

Answer 8

Chablis
Beaujolais