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1
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Burgundy: Fixin GCs/PCs

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0 GCs, 6 PCs

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Burgundy: Bonneau du Martray

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producer of Pernand-Vergelesses

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Burgundy: Marsannay GCs/PCs/style

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red/white/rose; 0 GCs, 0 PCs

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Burgundy: What is Lutte Integree

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goes with Lutte Raisonnee (the balance of positive sustainability while balancing the economics), however uses natural remedies instead of synthetic, i.e. sulfur-based sprays instead of synthetic, sexual confusion, cover crops, etc.

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Burgundy: Monopole of Tollot-Beaut

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Champ Chevrey in Savigny-les-Beaune

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Burgundy: Which negotiant of Puligny-Montrachet makes wine for Marquis de Laguiche

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Joseph Drouhin

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Burgundy: What is coulure

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no fertilization, so grapes don’t develop

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Burgundy: Tops PCs of Monthelie

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Les Champs Fuillots, Sur La Velle (borders Clos de Chenes from Volnay), Les Duresses, Les Riottes, Les Village

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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Mayacamas come in for the JoP

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7th, 1971

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Burgundy: What is the 8th Chablis Grand Cru

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a climat called “La Moutonne”, owned by Domaine Long-Depaquit, laying mainly within Vaudesir and some into Les Preuses

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Burgundy: Passetemps

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PC of Santenay

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Burgundy: What is Hotel Dieu, who founded it, and what is it known for

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AKA “les Hospices des Beaune”, a charity hospital meaning “Hospital of Good” in Beaune, founded by a nobelman “Chancellor Nicolas Rolin” in 1443, under Philip the Good.

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Burgundy: Clos Arlot

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PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

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Burgundy: Cros Parantoux

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PC of Vosne-Romanee

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Burgundy: Who is Nicolas Rolin

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a nobleman who founded the “les Hospices des Beaune”.

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Burgundy: What style of wine can be made in Cotes du Couchois

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still red only, south of Maranges in Cote-Chalonnaise; 6 communes only

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Burgundy: Chassagne-Montrachet GCs/PCS

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3 GCs, 55 PCs

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Burgundy: What was the wine making reaction after Henri Jayer

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less reliance on winery solutions, more low intervention wines, letting nature take it’s course.

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Burgundy: Pierre Mares

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producer of Pernand-Vergelesses

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Burgundy: La Jeunelotte

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PC of Blagny which can make white Meursault, else red Blagny

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Burgundy: What lieu-dits are part of the subzones of Bourgogne AOP

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La Chapelle Notre Dame, Le Chapitre, Cote St-Jacques, Montrecul

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22
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Burgundy: Coche-Dury

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producer of Meursault

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Burgundy: Producers of Morey-Saint-Denis

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Dujac, Ponsot, Perrot-Minot, Hubert Lignier, Clos de Tart

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Burgundy: Les Amoureuses

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PC of Chambolle-Musigny

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Burgundy: Clos du Val

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PC of Auxey-Duresses, enclosed within Climat du Val

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Burgundy: Romanee-Conti

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producer and GC of Vosne-Romanee

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Burgundy: Roncieres

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PC Chablis, Left Bank (Vaillons)

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Burgundy: L’Homme Mort

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PC Chablis, Right Bank (Fourchaume)

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Burgundy: Communes in Pouilly-Fuisse AOP

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Chaintre, Solutre-Pouilly, Fuisse, Vergisson

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30
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Burgundy: What departments are Cote de Beaune-Village AOP in

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2; Cote d’Or and Saone-et-Loire

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32
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Burgundy: Chaume de Talvat

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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Burgundy: Communes of Montagny AOC

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Buxy, Jully-les-Buxy, Montagny-les-Buxy, Saint-Vallerin

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34
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Burgundy: Les Moutottes

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PC of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton
(Not La Moutonne)

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35
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Burgundy: Who is considered to be the first Burgundians

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Germanic barbaric tribesmen, arriving in 436 as the Western Roman Empire was coming to an end. They embraced viticulture and expanded on the hillside.

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36
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Saint-Aubin

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En Remilly, Les Murgers des Dents de Chien, La Chateniere, En Creot, Sur Gamay

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37
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Burgundy: What departments are Cote de Nuits-Village AOP in

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1; Cote d’Or

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38
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Burgundy: Clos de la Mousse

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PC of Beaune

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39
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Burgundy: Producers of Beaune

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Louis Jadot, Bouchard, Joseph Drouhin (these are all negotiants)

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40
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Burgundy: Lucien Mazard

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producer of Santenay

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41
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Burgundy: What is the capital of department Saone-et-Loire

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Macon

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Burgundy: Which PCs of Chassagne-Montrachet was selected by Lavalle for red wine

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Morgeot, Clos Pitois, Clos Saint-Jean

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Burgundy: What is metayage and give an example

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sharecropping. Michel Bonnefond owns a parcel in Ruchottes-Chambertin AOP, which is farmed by Domaine Roumier. Domaine Roumier produces wine for both labels from the same parcel of land.

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Burgundy: Communes of Mercurey AOC

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Mercury, Saint-Martin-sous-Montaigu

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45
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Burgundy: Grapes of Macon with GD Red/Rose

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100% Gamay

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Burgundy: Departments of Santenay

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Cote d’Or, Saone-et-Loire

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47
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Burgundy: What type of wine can Saint-Bris AOP make

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white with SB and SG

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Burgundy: Clos Saint-Jean

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PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

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Burgundy: Pierre Morey

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producer of Meursault

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Burgundy: What are chaufferettes

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smudge pots to heat vines at night in order to avoid frost

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Burgundy: Leflaive

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producer of Puligny-Montrachet

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Burgundy: What is aspersion

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spraying water to protect buds in a cocoon of ice, to avoid frost.

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53
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Burgundy: Clos Marcilly

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PC in Mercurey AOC (Cote Chalonnaise )

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54
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Burgundy: What did the Napoleanic codes pave the way for

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the fragmentation vineyards led way to negociants/merchants, who began to blend and sell wine of the farmers/producers.

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55
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Burgundy: Producers of Auxey-Duresses

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Moulin aux Moines, Prunier-Dame, Maison Leroy (negotiant of Domaine Leroy of Vosnee Romanee)

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56
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Burgundy: Ponsot

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producer Morey-Saint-Denis

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Burgundy: What villages aren’t part of Cote de Beaune-Villages

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Aloxe-Corton, Beaune, Pommard, and Volnay

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Burgundy: Rules for Cremant de Bourgogne “Grand Eminent”

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red/white/rose; 3 years lees, CH/PN, max 20% Gamay if Rose, only first 75% of pressing can be used, the rest if for Cremant de Bourgogne

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Burgundy: Marquis d’Angerville

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producer of Volnay

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Burgundy: Les Jarrons

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PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

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Burgundy: Butteaux

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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62
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Burgundy: Tops PCs of Auxey-Duresses

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Climat du Val, Clos du Val (enclosed within)

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Burgundy: How can Cremant de Bourgogne AOP be classified

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Cremant de Bourgogne (9m)

Cremant de Bourgogne “Eminent” (2 years lees, CH/PN/Gamay/Aligote only)

Cremant de Bourgogne “Grand Eminent” (3 years lees, CH/PN, max 20% Gamay if Rose, only first 75% of pressing can be used, the rest if for Cremant de Bourgogne)

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Burgundy: Ghislane Barthod

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producer Chambolle-Musigny

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Burgundy: Les Demoiselles

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PC of Puligny-Montrachet

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Burgundy: Clos Berthet

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PC of Pernand-Vergelesses, on Fretille, white only

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Burgundy: What is Beurot

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Pinot Gris

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Burgundy: What are the regional AOPs

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6; Bourgogne, Bourgogne Aligote, Bourgogne Passe-Tout Grains, Coteaux Bourguignons, Bourgogne Mousseux Cremant de Bourgogne

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Burgundy: Describe Chevalier-Montrachet

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above Montrachet, thinner soils, steeper, edgy, reserved, elegant, more acid

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Burgundy: Les Petits Epenots

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PC of Pommard

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Burgundy: What’s the difference between Macon-Village and Macon with GC

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any of the 27 communes can contribute to Macon-Village White however if they have their name associated (Macon with GC), then has more stricter rules and must follow the wine type allowed (i.e. Macon-Serrières can only be red or rose)

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Burgundy: Hameau de Blagny

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PC of Blagny which can make white Puligny Montrachet, else red Blagny

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Burgundy: What styles of wine can be made in Montrecul and location

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red/white/rose; a vineyard near Chenove, Dijon

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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars come in for the JoP

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1st, 1973

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75
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Burgundy: When were Premier crus added to the Chablis AOC

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1967

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Burgundy: Rules for Cremant de Bourgogne

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red/white/rose sparkling with principle grapes (CH, PN, PG, PB, max 20% Gamay); 9 m lees and released 12m after tirage, TM

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Burgundy: PCs of Vougeot

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Clos de la Perriere, Les Petits Vougeot, Les Cras, Le Clos Blanc

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Burgundy: La Piece sous le Bois

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PC of Blagny which can make white Meursault, else red Blagny

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Burgundy: Most common vineyard training of Cote d’Or

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Single Guyot (cane-pruning with one cane and one spur)

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Burgundy: Les Epinottes

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PC Chablis, Left Bank (Vaillons)

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Burgundy: What does adding whole cluster do

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lighter color of wine, slight carbonic notes, firmer greener tannins with “Stemmy” and “Bretty” notes being called

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Burgundy: Climate concerns of Burgundy

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mildew, rot during May.

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Burgundy: Producers of Puligny-Montrachet

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Leflaive (makes all GC wines), Jacques Carillon, Etienne Sauzet, Paul Pernot

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Burgundy: Grenouilles

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GC of Chablis

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85
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Burgundy: Marsannay producer

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Bruno Clair

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Burgundy: What is “Le Montrachet”

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section of Montrachet in Chassagne-Montrachet

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87
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Burgundy: Les Vergers

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PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

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88
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Burgundy: Forets

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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Burgundy: What years did Cote de Beaune lose 50% of yields due to hail

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2012, 2013, and 2014

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90
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Burgundy: Clos de Tart

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producer Morey-Saint-Denis

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91
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Burgundy: GC of Lamarche

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La Grande Rue GC of Vosne-Romanee

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92
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Burgundy: Montagny

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AOC in Cote Chalonnaise

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Burgundy: Les Lys

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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Burgundy: Maison Leroy

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producer of Auxey-Duresses (negotiant of Domaine Leroy of Vosnee Romanee)

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95
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Burgundy: Les Narvaux

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lieux-dit of Meursault

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Burgundy: What type of wine can Vezelay AOP make

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Chardonnay

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Burgundy: Les Plures

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PC of Meursault that is labeled “Volnay-Santenots” if red wine is made

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98
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Burgundy: Mercurey

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AOC in Cote Chalonnaise

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99
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Burgundy: Vaillons

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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Burgundy: Marc Colin

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producer of Saint-Aubin

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Burgundy: How many major (flag bearing) PCs in Chablis

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17

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Burgundy: La Toppe au Vert

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PC of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton

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Burgundy: Describe Batard and Bienvenues

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below Montrachet, deeper, slighter incline, fatter/exotic, more weight

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104
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Burgundy: Village AOPs in Macon

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Pouilly-Fuisse, Pouilly-Loche, Pouilly-Vinzelles, Saint-Veran, Vire-Clesse

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Burgundy: En Remilly

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PC of Saint-Aubin, very close to Chevalier-Montrachet with the same elevation and soil profile, except faces south instead of east

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Burgundy: La Maréchaude

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climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

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107
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Burgundy: How many PCs on Left-Bank Chablis

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24

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108
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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Veedercrest come in for the JoP

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9th, 1972 (CH)

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109
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Burgundy: Joseph Roty

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producer Gevrey-Chambertin

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110
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Burgundy: Producers of Meursault

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Coche-Dury, Guy Roulot (2nd place), Comtes Lafon, Jacques Prieur, Pierre Morey

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111
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Burgundy: What is the ABV of White Bourgogne AOC

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10.5%

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112
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Burgundy: Rollin

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producer of Pernand-Vergelesses

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113
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Burgundy: Producer of Givry AOC

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Domaine Joblot

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114
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Burgundy: Communes of Gevrey-Chambertin

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Gevrey-Chambertin, Brochon

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115
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Burgundy: Pommard GCs/PCs

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0 GCs, 28 PCs

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116
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Burgundy: Ile des Vergelesses

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PC of Pernand-Vergelesses, on Bois de Noel, red only

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117
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Burgundy: Beaune GCs/PCs

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0 GCs, 42 PCs

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118
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Burgundy: What is flavescence doree

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a bacterial disease spread by leafhopper insects. It is a disease caused by the spread of phytoplasma that are parasitic to plants, resulting in slow growth, shrunken berries, yellow leaves, and vine death. Only cure is to uproot the vine..

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119
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Burgundy: What are the 3 labels of Lafon

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Comtes Lafon (holdings in Meursault, Volnay, Chassagne-Montrachet, Monthelie, including Clos de la Barre)

Dominique Lafon (negotiant in a custom crush with holdings in Beaune, Volnay, Puligny Montrachet, Meursault)

Les Héritiers du Comte Lafon (Macon wines in Macon-Villages Uchizy, Saint-Veran, and Pouilly-Fuisse

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120
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Volnay

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Les Caillerets, Champans, Clos des Chênes, Taillepieds, Clos des Ducs

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121
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Burgundy: How many PCs in Mercurey AOC

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32

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122
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Burgundy: What are weather threats

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hail, frost

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123
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Burgundy: Describe Montrachet

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ripe, pure, concentrated, equal weight and acid

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124
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Burgundy: Berdiot

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

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125
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Burgundy: Monopole of Bouchard

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Clos de la Mousse, Clos Saint-Landry

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126
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Burgundy: Georges Roumier

A

producer Chambolle-Musigny

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127
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Burgundy: Cote des Pres-Girots

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PC Chablis, Right Bank (Les Fourneaux)

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128
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Burgundy: How many PCs in Rully AOC

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23 (2 in Chagny, 21 in Rully)

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129
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Burgundy: Henri Jayer

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producer of Vosne-Romanee

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130
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Burgundy: Les Paulands

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

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131
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Burgundy: What techniques are used to avoid frost

A

chaufferettes, aspersion, and electric heating cables

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132
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Burgundy: Les Longeays

A

new PC in Pouilly-Vinzelles

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133
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Burgundy: How many communes in Chablis AOC and what are they

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17; Beine, Béru, Chablis, La Chapelle-Vaupelteigne, Chemilly-sur-Serein, Chichée, Collan, Courgis, Fleys, Fontenay-près-Chablis, Lignorelles, Ligny-le-Châtel, Maligny, Poilly-sur-Serein, Préhy, Villy, Viviers

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134
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Burgundy: Le Rognet et Corton

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climat of Ladoix-Serrigny, on GC Corton

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135
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Burgundy: La Toppe au Vert

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

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136
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Burgundy: What was the Jules Lavallle classification

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classification of Burgundies wines and vines; he created a map of climats and established a hierarchy of tete de cuvee wines and below. This eventually gave way to the AOC classification. With Lavalle’s classification, the top climats began to overshadow the village, and many villages began to append the name of the top climat to their village name.

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137
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Burgundy: The GCs of Chablis

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Preuses, Bougros, Vaudésir, Grenouilles, Valmur, Les Clos and Blanchot

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138
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Burgundy: Vigne l’Enfant Jesus

A

lieux-dit of Beaune within Les Greves PC

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139
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Burgundy: Bouzeron

A

AOC in Cote Chalonnaise

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140
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Burgundy: Clos Voyens

A

PC in Mercurey AOC

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141
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Burgundy: Auxey-Duresses GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 9 PCs

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142
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Burgundy: Clos Pitois

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

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143
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Burgundy: Claude Dugat

A

producer Gevrey-Chambertin

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144
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Burgundy: Describe the terrain of Beaujolais

A

In the north is a series of choppy, low mountains that reach over 1K m in elevation, where great wine is grown in the hills and valleys. Lesser Beaujolais is grown in the flatter plains down south.

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145
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Burgundy: How many PCs on Right-Bank Chablis

A

16

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146
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Burgundy: Edmond Monnot

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producer of Maranges

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147
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Burgundy: Les Petits Vougeot

A

PC of Vougeot

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148
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Burgundy: Monts Luisants

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PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

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149
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Burgundy: Cote de Lechet

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

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150
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Burgundy: Cailleret

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

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151
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Burgundy: Noyer-Bart

A

PC of Santenay and lieux-dit in Las Gravieres

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152
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Burgundy: Le Clos du Roys

A

PC in Mercurey AOC

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153
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Burgundy: Vaux Ragons

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank (Vau de Vey)

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154
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Burgundy: Le Cailleret

A

PC of Puligny-Montrachet

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155
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Burgundy: What Bourgogne AOC regional appellations are in the Grand Auxerrois

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Chitry, Cote Saint-Jacques, Cotes d’Auxerre, Coulanges-la-Vineuse, Epineuil, Tonnerre (make sure to append “Bourgogne” before each of those)

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156
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Burgundy: Montmains

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

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157
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Burgundy: Main towns in Macon

A

Tournus, Macon

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158
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Burgundy: Sous le Puits

A

PC of Blagny which can make white Puligny Montrachet, else red Blagny

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159
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Burgundy: Main valley in Monthelie

A

Auxey Valley

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160
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Burgundy: What is cold maceration and who liked and did not like it

A

red grapes crushed, keep at cool temps with SO2 for a week or so in order to extracts color, produces less bitter tannins and more fruit aromatics. Liked by Henri Jayer, Not liked by Domaine Dujac, who sees it as an intrusive technique

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161
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Burgundy: Nuits-Saint-Georges GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 41 PCs

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162
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Burgundy: ABV of Macon + GD Red/Rose

A

0.105

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163
Q

Burgundy: Morgeot

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

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164
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Burgundy: Georges de Vogue

A

producer Chambolle-Musigny

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165
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Burgundy: What is Portlandian marl

A

more limestone, less clay, no fossilized oyster shells, and formed 130 m years ago, found in Petit Chablis AOC.

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166
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Burgundy: Les Bressandes

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton in Corton GC (specific vineyard plot)

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167
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Burgundy: Comtes Lafon

A

producer of Meursault

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168
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Burgundy: PCs of Chambolle-Musigny

A

Les Amoureuses, Les Fuess, Les Veroilles, Les Cras, La Combe d’Orveaux, Les Noirots

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169
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Burgundy: Producers of Pommard

A

Comte Armand, Domaine de Courcel

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170
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Burgundy: Communes of Nuits-Saint-Georges

A

Nuits-Saint-Georges, Premeaux-Prissey

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171
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Burgundy: Style of wine for Cote de Nuits-Villages

A

red and white; mostly red

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172
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Burgundy: Porusot

A

PC of Meursault

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173
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Burgundy: Fourchaume

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

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174
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Burgundy: Prunier-Dame

A

producer of Auxey-Duresses

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175
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Burgundy: When was the AOC law put into place

A

1919

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176
Q

Burgundy: Les Beauregards

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

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177
Q

Burgundy: Who planted vines first

A

Celtic tribes

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178
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Burgundy: Rare grapes found in the Yonne IGP department

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Cesar, Tressot, Sacy

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179
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Burgundy: Les Folatieres

A

PC of Puligny-Montrache

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180
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Burgundy: Clos des Cortons Faiveley

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within the Le Rognet et Corton of Ladoix-Serrigny, on GC Corton

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181
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Gevrey-Chambertin

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Clos Saint-Jacques, Les Cazetiers, Aux Combottes

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182
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Burgundy: How is Bourgogne AOP and Coteaux Bourguignons AOP different

A

the latter allows Gamay as one of the principle grapes

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183
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Burgundy: Volnay GCs/PCs

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0 GCs, 29 PCs

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184
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Burgundy: Ladoix-Serrigny GCs/PCs

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2 GCs, 11 PCs

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185
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Burgundy: Fernand Chevrot

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producer of Maranges

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186
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Burgundy: What is whole-bunch pressing

A

when the whole cluster is pressed without crushing the grapes first. Stems are included + whole berries. Done in white wine.

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187
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Burgundy: PCs of Vosne-Romanee

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Les Suchots, Les Beaux Monts, Les Petits Monts, Aux Malconsorts, Cros Parantoux, Clos des Reas (Michel Gros)

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188
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Burgundy: Producers of Gevrey-Chambertin

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Armand Rousseau, Claude Dugat, Jean-Marie Fourrier, Joseph Roty, Denis Bachelet, Denis Mortet

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189
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Burgundy: Style of right and left bank Chablis

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Right bank (opulent and exotic fruit), Left bank (more restrained)

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190
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Burgundy: Where is Cordon de Royat found

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cordon training where the vine retains a permanent arm, found in both Chablis and Cote d’Or

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191
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Burgundy: What type of wine can Irancy AOP make

A

Pinot Noire

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192
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Burgundy: La Garenne

A

PC of Blagny which can make white Puligny Montrachet, else red Blagny

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193
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Burgundy: What happened after phylloxera

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vineyards were replanted into orderly rows which could accommodate horses, vineyard training changed to trellises and head-training instead of chaotic gobelet-trained vineyards.

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194
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Burgundy: What is the area surrounding Yonne dept known as

A

Grand Auxerrois

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195
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Burgundy: Les Fourneaux (most north one)

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

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196
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Burgundy: Hubert Lamy

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producer of Saint-Aubin

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197
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Burgundy: AOCs which can participate in Cote de Nuits-Villages

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5 villages Fixin, Brochon, Premeaux, Comblanchien, Corgoloin

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198
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Burgundy: Givry

A

AOC in Cote Chalonnaise

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199
Q

Burgundy: Clos Roussots

A

PC of Marange

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200
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Burgundy: When is the Hospices des Beaune held

A

3rd Sunday of November

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201
Q

Burgundy: Blanchot

A

GC of Chablis

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202
Q

Burgundy: Aux Argillas

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

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203
Q

Burgundy: The AOCs of Chablis

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Petit Chablis AOP, Chablis AOP, Chablis Premier Cru AOP, Chablis Grand Cru AOP

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204
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Burgundy: La Coutiere

A

PC of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton

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205
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Burgundy: What are the Judgement of Paris white wine results, in order

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Chateau Montelena (1973), Roulot, Meursault Charmes (1973) - Meursault, Chalone (1974), Spring Mountain (1973), Joseph Drouhin, Beaune, Clos des Mouches (1973) - Beaune, Freemark Abbey (1972), Ramonet-Prudhorn, Batard Montrachet (1973), Leflaive, Puligny-Montrachet, Les Pucelles (1972), Veedercrest (1972), David Bruce (1973)

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206
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Burgundy: What are the Left-Bank PCs of Chablis

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Beauroy, Troesmes, Cote de Savant, Cote de Lechet, Vau de Vey, Vaux Ragons, Vau Ligneau, Montmains, Forets, Butteaux, Vaillons, Chatains, Beugnons, Melinots, Roncieres, Secher, Les Epinottes, Les Lys, Chaume de Talvat, Cote de Jouan, Les Beauregards, Cote de Cuissy, Vosgros, Vaugiraut

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207
Q

Burgundy: Hamlet of Santenay

A

Saint-Jean

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208
Q

Burgundy: La Fussiere

A

PC of Maranges and highest elevation PC in CdB

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209
Q

Burgundy: What areas are in the Grand Auxerrois

A

Auxerrois (communes south and southeast of Auxerre), Tonnerrois (east of Chablis in the village of Tonnerre), Vézelien (area which includes communes of Vézelay, Asquins, Saint-Père and Tharoiseau), and Jovinien (north of Auxerre, the town of Joigny)

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210
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Burgundy: ABV, mmw, and RS of Bouzeron

A

10%, 161 g/l mmw, max RS 3 g/l

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211
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Burgundy: Aloxe-Corton GCs/PCs

A

3 GCs, 14 PCs

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212
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Burgundy: Aloxe-Corton GCs/PCs

A

3 GCs, 14 PCs

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213
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Burgundy: What were the Burgundian Wars

A

conflict between the Duchy of Burgundy and France, in an attempt to gain total independence. Eventually the legal ownership of the Duchy of Burgundy was reverted to Louis XI, who reunited the duchy and France.

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214
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Burgundy: Les Charmes

A

PC of Meursault

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215
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Burgundy: What is Lutte Biologique

A

organic viticulture with no synthetics at all. With or without certification (Ecocert).

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216
Q

Burgundy: Communes surrounding Marsannay

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Dijon, Chenove, Marsannay, Couchey (last 3 are part of Marsannay AOP)

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217
Q

Burgundy: Jacques Prieur

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producer of Meursault

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218
Q

Burgundy: Les Vaucrains

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

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219
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Burgundy: La Coutière

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climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

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220
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Burgundy: Les Longerois

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lieux dit of Marsannay owned by Dennis Mortet

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221
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Burgundy: Monopole of Domaine de la Perriere

A

Clos de la Perriere

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222
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Burgundy: Les Bressandes

A

PC of Beaune

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223
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Burgundy: GCs of Vosne-Romanee

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La Tache (DRC), La Grande Rue (Lamarche), La Romanee (0.85 HA, Comtes Liger-Belair), Romanee-Contee (DRC), Richebourg, Romanee-Saint-Vivant, Echezeaux, Grands-Echezeaux

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224
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Burgundy: Cote de Savant

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PC Chablis, Left Bank

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225
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Burgundy: Two main monastic orders in Burgundy and what year

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Benedictines, then Cistercians; 500 AD

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226
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Morey-Saint-Denis

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Les Chaffots, Monts Luisants, Clos de Ormes, Les Sorbes, Les Ruchots, Les Gruenchers

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227
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Burgundy: Les Santenots Blancs

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PC of Meursault that is labeled “Volnay-Santenots” if red wine is made

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228
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Burgundy: Communes in Vire-Clesse AOP

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Montbellet, Vire, Clesse, Laize

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229
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Burgundy: Lieux-dits of Musigny

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Le Musigny, Les Petits Musigny, La Combe d’Orveaux

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230
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Burgundy: Producers of Vosne-Romanee

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Romanee-Conti, Comtes Liger-Belair, Domaine Leroy, Anne Gros, Jean Grivot, Meo Camuzet, Henri Jayer, Emmanuel Rouget

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231
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Burgundy: What is the amount of oak used in the regional, village, PC, and GC level

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0-10% regional, 0-25% village, 25-50% PC, 50-100% GC

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232
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Burgundy: Tops PCs of Nuits-Saint-Georges

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Aux Boudots (next to Aux Malconsorts), Aux Argillas, Les Saint-Georges, Les Cailles, Les Vaucrains, Clos de la Marchale (Mugnier), Clos Arlot (steepest), Clos des Grandes Vignes (Liger-Belair)

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233
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Burgundy: Monte de MilieuVaucopin

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PC Chablis, Right Bank

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234
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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Montelena come in for the JoP

A

1st, 1973

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235
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Burgundy: Monopole of Albert Grivault

A

Clos des Perrieres

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236
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Burgundy: What do leafhopper insects spread

A

flavescence doree, a bacterial disease.

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237
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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau David Bruce come in for the JoP

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10th, 1973

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238
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Burgundy: What is the favored cooperage and where are they based

A

Francois Freres; Saint-Romaine

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239
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Burgundy: When did domain bottling come into play and who are some of the first

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20th century, starting around 1920s however it was in the 1980s that domaine names became associated with high quality and care in the vineyard. First: Marquis d’Angerville, Tollot-Beaut, Henri Gouge, Armand Rousseau

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240
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Burgundy: Les Rugiens Haut

A

PC of Pommard

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241
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Burgundy: How is land different in Petit Chablis AOC

A

land is often cooler, higher, and has more wind exposure

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242
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Burgundy: Name some PCs of Fixin

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Clos de la Perriere, Arvelets, Hervelets, Clos Napolean, Clos du Chapitre

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243
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Burgundy: La Dominode

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

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244
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Burgundy: Wine style of Rully AOC

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white (CH, max 15% PG), red (PN with max 15% CH, PG)

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245
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Burgundy: What department is Cote Chalonnaise in

A

Saone-et-Loire

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246
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Burgundy: GCs of Aloxe-Corton

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Corton, Charlemagne, Corton-Charlemagne

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247
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Burgundy: Arvelets

A

PC in Fixin

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248
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Burgundy: Roger Belland

A

producer of Santenay

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249
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Burgundy: Top Mercurey AOC producers

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Chateau de Chamirey, Bruno Lorenzon, Michel Juillot

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250
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Burgundy: How many owners does Montrachet have and size

A

8 HA, 16 owners

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251
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Burgundy: Jacques Carillon

A

producer of Puligny-Montrachet

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252
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Burgundy: Communes in Saint-Veran AOP

A

8; Prisse, Davaye, Solutre-Pouilly, Chasselas, Leynes, Saint Verand, Chanes, Saint-Amour-Bellevue

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253
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Burgundy: Les Chaffots

A

PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

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254
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Burgundy: Vaulorent

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank (Fourchaume)

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255
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Burgundy: What is the ABV of Rose/Red Bourgogne AOC

A

10.2%

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256
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Burgundy: Style of wine for Cote de Beaune-Villages

A

red only

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257
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Burgundy: What did Henri Jayer do and when

A

1980’s; improved winery hygiene and changed winemaking practices to include more new oak, increased ripeness at harvest, increased color of wine, cultured yeast, new equipment (i.e. de-stemmers, sorting tables, temperature control, pneumatic presses)

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258
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Burgundy: Rully

A

AOC in Cote Chalonnaise

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259
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Burgundy: Producers of Maranges

A

Edmond Monnot, Fernand Chevrot

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260
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Burgundy: What are the Valois dukes known for

A

solidified the demarcated lands and began planting on the hillsides

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261
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Burgundy: What is Demeter

A

biodynamic certification

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262
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Burgundy: Dujac

A

producer Morey-Saint-Denis

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263
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Burgundy: What is Kimmeridgian marl

A

chalky marl (clay, limestone) and fossilized oyster shells, and formed 150 m years ago during the Upper Jurassic era

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264
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Burgundy: When did the Romans arrived

A

52 AD, and planted vineyards around Dijon.

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265
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Burgundy: Parents of Chardonnay

A

Pinot Noir x Gouais Blanc

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266
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Burgundy: Sous Blagny

A

PC of Blagny which can make white Meursault, else red Blagny

267
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Burgundy: Pinot Gris AKA

268
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Burgundy: Jean-Jacques Confuron

A

producer Nuits-Saint-Georges

269
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Burgundy: When were PCs put into the AOC

270
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Burgundy: GCs of Chambolle-Musigny

A

Bonnes Mares, Musigny

271
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Burgundy: Vau Ligneau

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank (Vau de Vey)

272
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Burgundy: What is the amount of Gamay allowed in Beaujolais Cru AOCs

A

min 85% Gamay, max 15% white

273
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Burgundy: Les Fichots

A

PC of Pernand-Vergelesses

274
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Burgundy: Clos de Ormes

A

PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

275
Q

Burgundy: Etienne Sauzet

A

producer of Puligny-Montrachet

276
Q

Burgundy: Domaine de Courcel

A

producer of Pommard

277
Q

Burgundy: Main river in Macon

278
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Burgundy: Clos des Mouches

A

PC of Beaune

279
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Burgundy: PCs for Blagny which can make white Meursault, else red Blagny

A

La Jeunelotte, La Piece sous le Bois, Sous le dos d’Ane, Sous Blagny

280
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Burgundy: Domaine de la Pousse d’Or

A

producer of Volnay

281
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Burgundy: Les Moutottes

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

282
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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Leoville Las Cases come in for the JoP

A

6th, 1971, St. Julien

283
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Burgundy: Who are some biodynamic producers

A

DRC, Domaine Leroy, Leflaive, Vincent Dauvissat, Comtes Lafon, and Comte Armand

284
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Burgundy: What vine training is found in Beaujolais

A

gobelet training

285
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Burgundy: Tops PCs of Chassagne Montrachet

A

Morgeot, Clos Pitois, Clos Saint-Jean, Cailleret, Les Vergers, Blanchot Dessus, Les Chenevottes, Les Maltroie

286
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Burgundy: Les Montaigus

A

PC in Mercurey AOC

287
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Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Freemark Abbey come in for the JoP

A

10th, 1969, red
6th, 1972, white

288
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Burgundy: Jacques-Frederic Mugnier

A

producer Chambolle-Musigny

289
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Burgundy: Perrot-Minot

A

producer Morey-Saint-Denis

290
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Burgundy: Vosne-Romanee GCs/PCs

A

6/2 GCs, 14 PCs

291
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Burgundy: Which producer is famous for destemming

A

Henri Jayer

292
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Burgundy: Troesmes

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

293
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Burgundy: Clos des Ursules

A

PC of Beaune

294
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Burgundy: Communes of Bouzeron AOC

A

Bouzeron, Chassey-le-Camp

295
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Burgundy: Clos des Grandes Vignes

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

296
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Burgundy: Bougros

A

GC of Chablis

297
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Burgundy: Montrecul

A

lieux-dit of Bourgogne AOP

298
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Burgundy: GCs of Vougeot

A

Clos du Vougeot (50 HA)

299
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Burgundy: Aux Combottes

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

300
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Burgundy: Morein

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank (Les Fourneaux)

301
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Burgundy: Why is “les Hospices des Beaune” significant

A

it’s a charity hospital which has received many vineyard donations. They hold an annual wine action on the 3rd Sunday of November, where cuvees are auctioned off en primeur as whole barrels, aged and bottled by producers. The bottles carry the name of the Cuvee, the producer who bought and bottled the wine, and the names of winning bidders.

302
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Burgundy: What PCs of Santenay were chosen for tete de cuvee #2 by Lavalle

A

Noyer-Bart and Clos de Tavannes

303
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Burgundy: Monopole of Michel Gros

A

Clos des Reas

304
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Burgundy: Producers of Chassagne-Montrachet

A

PYCM, Ramoney

305
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Burgundy: What is significant about Bourgogne Mousseux AOP (grapes, etc)

A

red sparkling wine from principle red grapes (PN, Gamay, Cesar in the Yonne) with other white/red grapes as accessories; 9 m lees and can be released immediately, TM, 2g/l RS, min 3.5 atm

306
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Burgundy: PC of Pierre Gelin

A

Clos Napolean PC in Fixin

307
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Maranges

A

Dezize-les-Maranges, Cheilly-les-Maranges, Sampigny-les-Maranges

308
Q

Burgundy: Cote de Vaubarousse

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

309
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Burgundy: What is significant about Cremant de Bourgogne AOP

A

white/rose sparkling with principle grapes (min 30% of CH, PN, PG, PB; max 20% Gamay); 9 m lees and released 12m after tirage, TM

310
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Burgundy: PCs of Beaune

A

Les Bressandes, Les Greves (includes lieux-dit Vigne l’Enfant Jesus) , Les Teurons, Clos des Mouches, Clos de la Mousse, Clos Saint-Landry, Clos des Ursules, Les Perrieres, Les Marconnets

311
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Burgundy: Communes of Rully AOC

A

Chagny, Rully

312
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Puligny-Montrachet

A

Le Cailleret, Les Demoiselles, Les Pucelles, Champ Canet, Les Combettes (Canet and Combettes are next to Meursault’s Perrieres and Charmes), Les Folatieres, Champ Gain

313
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Burgundy: Les Duresses

A

PC of Monthelie

314
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Burgundy: Michel Juillot

A

producer in Mercurey AOC

315
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Burgundy: Which regional AOPs can make red/white/rose

A

Bourgogne, Coteaux Bourguignons

316
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Burgundy: What Cote de Nuits GC allows white Chardonnay and who is the producer

A

Musigny; Georges de Vogue

317
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Burgundy: How did the Church come into play

A

after the Roman empire fell apart, it was the Dark Ages, which is when the Catholic churches rose into prominence. Bishops started to become powerful political figures with bequeathed land from dukes.

318
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Burgundy: Departments of Macon AOP

A

Saone-et-Loire

319
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Burgundy: Cote de Brechaine

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank (Montee de Tonnerre)

320
Q

Burgundy: Champ Chevrey

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

321
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Burgundy: Why is the deal about ladybugs

A

secreted pyrazines as a pheromone and ruined the 2004 and 2011 harvests

322
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Burgundy: Department of Maranges

A

Saone-et-Loire

324
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Burgundy: Top PCs of Santenay

A

Les Gravieres, Noyer-Bart (lieux-dit in Las Gravieres), Clos de Tavannes (PC and lieux-dit in Las Gravieres), Passetemps, Clos des Mouches, Beauregard

325
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Burgundy: Communes in Pouilly-Loche AOP

326
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Burgundy: Clos des Perrieres

A

PC of Meursault (within Perrieres, monopole of Albert Grivault)

327
Q

Burgundy: How many communes participate in Cote de Beaune-Village AOP

328
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Burgundy: What is significant about Domaine Long-Depaquit

A

owns climat called “La Moutonne”, considered to be the 8th GC of Chablis, laying mainly within Vaudesir and some into Les Preuses

329
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Burgundy: Les Maréchaudes

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

330
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Burgundy: Les Ruchots

A

PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

331
Q

Burgundy: Domaine de la Perriere

A

producer in Fixin

332
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Burgundy: Champ Canet

A

PC of Puligny-Montrachet

333
Q

Burgundy: When were some of the historical items that happened in Chablis, 1850s and onward

A

Powdery mildew, Phylloxera (1887), WW1 (everyone at the front lines), WW2 (German bombardment), frost damage (1945, 1956)

334
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Burgundy: What style of wine can Cote de Beaune-Village AOP make, and grapes

A

red only; PN with max 15% CH, PB, PG

335
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Burgundy: Les Santenots du Milieu

A

PC of Meursault that is labeled “Volnay-Santenots” if red wine is made

336
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Burgundy: What does battonage do, pros/cons

A

can reduce reduction however can also invite premox and an overly leesy character

337
Q

Burgundy: GC of Comtes Liger Belair

A

La Romanee GC of Vosne-Romanee

338
Q

Burgundy: Denis Mortet

A

producer Gevrey-Chambertin

339
Q

Burgundy: Paul Pernot

A

producer of Puligny-Montrachet

340
Q

Burgundy: Rules for Cremant de Bourgogne “Eminent”

A

red/white/rose; 2 years lees, CH/PN/Gamay/Aligote only

341
Q

Burgundy: What is the surrounding area around Chablis called

A

Grand Auxerrois

342
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Burgundy: What did the Cistercians contribute

A

laid the groundwork for named vineyards with monastic terms incorporated into vineyard names, including Moine (monk), Chapitre (religious chapter), Chapelle (chapel), croix (cross), Prieur (priory), and abbaye (abbey).

343
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Burgundy: What are common winemaking techniques

A

Cold Maceration, Carbonic and Semi-carbonic maceration (red wines), Whole-cluster and Whole-berry vinification (red wines), Whole-bunch pressing (white wine), Must adjustments, MLF and Batonnage, New Oak and Elevage

344
Q

Burgundy: Monopole Marquis d’Angerville

A

Clos des Ducs

345
Q

Burgundy: Wine style of Givry AOC

A

white (CH, max 15% PG), red (PN with max 15% CH, PG)

346
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Santenay

A

Roger Belland, Lucien Mazard

347
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Chênes

A

PC of Volnay

348
Q

Burgundy: Les Marconnets

A

PC of Beaune

349
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Puligny-Montrachet

A

Montrachet, Batard-Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet, Bienvenues-Batard-Montrachet

350
Q

Burgundy: Blanchot Dessus

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

351
Q

Burgundy: Joseph Faively

A

producer Nuits-Saint-Georges

352
Q

Burgundy: When did some major frost damage happen

A

1945, 1956

353
Q

Burgundy: How many communes in Macon AOP can contribute to Macon-Villages and name them

A

27; red/white/rose (Aze, Bray, Burgy, Bussieres, Chaintre, Chardonnay, Charnay-les-Macon, Cruzille, Davaye, Ige, La Roche Vineuse, Lugny, Mancey, Milly-Lamartine, Peronne, Pierreclos, Prisse, Saint-Gengoux-le-National, Vergisson, Verze), red/rose (Serrieres), white (Fuisse, Loche, Montbellet, Solutre-Pouilly, Uchizy, Vinzelles)

354
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Burgundy: Communes of Chassagne-Montrachet

A

Chassagne-Montrachet, Remigny

355
Q

Burgundy: Number of communes in Macon

356
Q

Burgundy: Les Saint-Georges

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

357
Q

Burgundy: What villages in the Yonne department are part of the subzones of Bourgogne AOP

A

Chitry, Epineuil, Tonnerre

358
Q

Burgundy: Negotiants of Puligny-Montrachet

A

Marquis de Laguiche (owns 2HA of Montrachet), Joseph Drouhin (makes the Montrachet wine for Laguiche), Bouchard (Chevalier)

359
Q

Burgundy: Name some lieux dits of Marsannay

A

Les Longerois, Clos du Roy

360
Q

Burgundy: How many PCs in Givry AOC

361
Q

Burgundy: Aux Serpentieres

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

362
Q

Burgundy: Les Gruenchers

A

PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

363
Q

Burgundy: When were GCs put into the AOC

364
Q

Burgundy: Top climats of Pernand-Vergelesses

A

En Charlemagne

365
Q

Burgundy: What and where is Domaine Faiveley’s vineyard in the Cote Chalonnaise area

A

Clos des Myglands, a monopole within Mercurey AOC

366
Q

Burgundy: Which village does Volnay have a relationship with and what is it

A

Meursault; there are 4 vineyards for red only: Les Santenots du Milieu, Les Santenots Blancs, Les Plures, Les Santenots Dessous

367
Q

Burgundy: Beugnons

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

368
Q

Burgundy: Aux Fourneaux

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

369
Q

Burgundy: Les Narbantons

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

370
Q

Burgundy: Le Charlemagne

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton in Corton GC (specific vineyard plot)

371
Q

Burgundy: Aux Malconsorts

A

PC of Vosne-Romanee

372
Q

Burgundy: La Chapelle Notre Dame

A

lieux-dit of Bourgogne AOP

373
Q

Burgundy: Valmur

A

GC of Chablis

374
Q

Burgundy: Clos de la Fussiere

A

PC of Marange

375
Q

Burgundy: Les Grands Epenots

A

PC of Pommard

376
Q

Burgundy: Vougeot GCs/PCs

A

1 GC, 4 PCs

377
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Clos du Val come in for the JoP

378
Q

Burgundy: Vau de Vey

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

379
Q

Burgundy: Cote St-Jacques

A

lieux-dit of Bourgogne AOP

380
Q

Burgundy: Dubreuil-Fontaine

A

producer of Pernand-Vergelesses

381
Q

Burgundy: En Creot

A

PC of Saint-Aubin

382
Q

Burgundy: Chambolle-Musigny GCs/PCs

A

2 GCs, 25 PCs

383
Q

Burgundy: What style of wine can be made in Coulanges-la-Vineuse and location

A

red/white/rose, south of Irancy and east of Chablis, subzone of Bourgogne AOP, made up of 7 communes

384
Q

Burgundy: Taillepieds

A

PC of Volnay

385
Q

Burgundy: Les Cailles

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

386
Q

Burgundy: Vaudésir

A

GC of Chablis

387
Q

Burgundy: The hills of Pernand-Vergelesses

A

Bois de Noel, Fretille

388
Q

Burgundy: Soils of Cote Chalonnaise

A

limestone and clay (like CdB) but not protected from the winds by the cotes, thus delayed ripening due to the cooler winds. There isn’t a continuous march of the vineyards.

389
Q

Burgundy: Clos de la Perriere

A

PC in Vougeot and Fixin

390
Q

Burgundy: Preuses

A

GC of Chablis

391
Q

Burgundy: Wine style of Cote Chalonnaise communes

A

red, white, rose

392
Q

Burgundy: Communes in Pouilly-Vinzelles AOP

A

Macon, Vinzelles

393
Q

Burgundy: Hubert de Montille

A

producer of Volnay

394
Q

Burgundy: What are the appellations in Chablis and when were they found

A

Petit Chablis 1944, Chablis 1938, Chablis Grand Cru 1938

395
Q

Burgundy: Les Clos

A

GC of Chablis

396
Q

Burgundy: Vaugiraut

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

397
Q

Burgundy: Top PCS of Savigny-les-Beaune

A

Aux Serpentieres, Les Vergelesses, Aux Fourneaux, Les Jarrons, La Dominode, Les Narbantons, Champ Chevrey

398
Q

Burgundy: Morey-Saint-Denis GCs/PCs

A

5 GCs, 20 PCs

399
Q

Burgundy: Le Clos du Roi

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton in Corton GC (specific vineyard plot)

400
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Joseph Drouhin come in for the JoP

A

5th, Clos des Mouches of Beaune, 1973

401
Q

Burgundy: ABV of Macon-Villages

402
Q

Burgundy: Comte Armand

A

producer of Pommard

403
Q

Burgundy: What is court-noue

A

grapevine fanleaf virus

404
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Myglands

A

PC monopole in Mercurey AOC, owned by Domaine Faiveley

405
Q

Burgundy: Les Chaillots

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

406
Q

Burgundy: Les Sorbes

A

PC of Morey-Saint-Denis

407
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Morey-Saint-Denis

A

Clos de la Roche, Clos St-Denis, Clos des Lambrays, Clos de Tart, Bonnes Mares

408
Q

Burgundy: Les Rugiens Bas

A

PC of Pommard

409
Q

Burgundy: Le Chapitre

A

lieux-dit of Bourgogne AOP

410
Q

Burgundy: What are the communes in Yonne

A

Chablis, Vezelay, Irancy, Tonnerre, Joigny

411
Q

Burgundy: What are the two village AOPs

A

Cote de Beaune-Village AOP, Cote de Nuits-Village AOP

412
Q

Burgundy: Cote de Fontenay

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank (Fourchaume)

413
Q

Burgundy: Who makes white wine in Nuits-Saint-Georges and grape

A

Henri Gouges, Pinot Blanc

414
Q

Burgundy: What is grapevine fanleaf virus

A

a virus which causes fruit set loss, stunted vine growth, and the yellowing/curling of leaves, caused by nematodes

415
Q

Burgundy: Les Gouttes d’Or

A

PC of Meursault

416
Q

Burgundy: Which producer is famous for whole cluster and not destemming

A

Dujac and DRC.

417
Q

Burgundy: Santenay GCs/PCS

A

0 GCs, 12 PCs

418
Q

Burgundy: Aux Boudots

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

419
Q

Burgundy: When was the French Revolution and what happened WRT Burgundy

A

1789 - 1799; Monasteries and nobles lost their land, vineyards were sold at public auction

420
Q

Burgundy: How many PC climats in Chablis

421
Q

Burgundy: Clos de la Marchale

A

PC of Nuits-Saint-Georges

422
Q

Burgundy: Les Perrieres

A

PC of Beaune

423
Q

Burgundy: What style of wine can be made in Cotes du Couchois

A

red wine only, 6 villages

424
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Savigny-les-Beaune

A

Chandon de Briailles, Simon Bize

425
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Heitz, Martha’s Vineyard come in for the JoP

426
Q

Burgundy: Who was the first of the Valois Dukes

A

Philip the Bold, who had a deep interest in Pinot Noir. He ordered that Gamay be replanted with Pinot Noir as well as PN be replanted elsewhere, which was reinforced by Phillip the Good, who planted on the slopes.

427
Q

Burgundy: Top 5 PCs in Mercurey AOC

A

Clos Marcilly, Clos Voyens, Le Clos du Roys, Les Fourneaux, Les Montaigus

428
Q

Burgundy: What are the departments of Bourgogne AOP

A

Cote d’Or, Yonne, Rhone, Saone-et-Loire

429
Q

Burgundy: What is unique about Saint-Romain

A

High elevation (900 feet), part of the Hautes Cotes de Beaune; Chardonnay does well here because so cold.

430
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Freemark Abbey come in for the JoP

431
Q

Burgundy: What are the Vin de Pays/IGP of Burgundy

A

6; Yonne IGP (Yonne dept)
Coteaux de l’Auxois IGP (northern Cote d’Or dept)
Sainte-Marie-la-Blanche IGP (eastern Cote d’Or dept, covers Cote de Beaune)
Comtes-Rhodaniens IGP (Rhone dept, including Beaujolais AOP)
Saone-et-Loire IGP (Saone-et-Loire dept)
Gaules IGP (covers some of Beaujolais AOP)

432
Q

Burgundy: What did Philip the Good do

A

planted PN on the slopes

433
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Saint-Bris AOP

A

Chitry, Irancy, Quenne, Saint-Bris-le-Vineux, Vincelottes

434
Q

Burgundy: What is Beaunois

A

Chardonnay in the Yonne

435
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Chalone come in for the JoP

436
Q

Burgundy: Village de Pernand

A

PC of Pernand-Vergelesses, on Fretille, white only

437
Q

Burgundy: What is a micronegotiant

A

a winemaker who lacks the capacity to buy land, so they buy sourced fruit instead, usually releasing it under a different label, since many growers lacked access to machinery and sales infrastructure.

438
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Irancy AOP

A

Vincelottes, Irancy, Cravant

439
Q

Burgundy: Department of Cote Chalonnaise

A

Saone-et-Loire

440
Q

Burgundy: Les Veroilles

A

PC of Chambolle-Musigny

441
Q

Burgundy: Which PCs of Meursault can make red Blagny or white Meursault

A

La Jeunellote, La Piece sous le Bois, Sous le Dos d’Ane, Sous Blagny

442
Q

Burgundy: What is the elevage average in white and red wines

A

12 m (white), 15-18m (red)

443
Q

Burgundy: La Chateniere

A

PC of Saint-Aubin

444
Q

Burgundy: Climate of Burgundy

A

Continental to Semi-Continental, with all 4 seasons

445
Q

Burgundy: Les Suchots

A

PC of Vosne doesn’t touch a GC

446
Q

Burgundy: Which regional AOPS can make red/rose

A

Bourgogne Passe-Tout Grains

447
Q

Burgundy: Gevrey-Chambertin GCs/PCs

A

9 GCs, 26 PCs

448
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Maréchaudes

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

449
Q

Burgundy: Simon Bize

A

producer of Savigny-les-Beaune

450
Q

Burgundy: Les Murgers des Dents de Chien

A

PC of Saint-Aubin

451
Q

Burgundy: Geo-factors of Grand Cru vineyards face in Chablis

A

south and south-west vineyards with warmth, lots of afternoon light, protected from the winds,

452
Q

Burgundy: Monopole of Joseph Drohin

A

Le Clos des Mouches

453
Q

Burgundy: What are the monks known for

A

demarcated land for vineyard use

454
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Saint-Aubin

A

Marc Colin, Hubert Lamy, Henri Prudhorn

455
Q

Burgundy: Which negotiant of Puligny-Montrachet owns 2HA of Montrachet

A

Marquis de Laguiche

456
Q

Burgundy: Chardonnay AKAs

A

Morillon, Beaunois (in the Yonne)

457
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Gevrey-Chambertin

A

Ruchottes, Mazis, Clos de Beze, Chambertin, Latricieres, Mazoyeres, Charmes, Griotte, Chapelle

458
Q

Burgundy: Les Greves

A

PC of Beaune

459
Q

Burgundy: Wine style of Montagny AOC

A

white only, 100% CH

460
Q

Burgundy: Les Combettes

A

PC of Puligny-Montrache

461
Q

Burgundy: ABV of Chablis AOC and Chablis Grand Cru AOC

462
Q

Burgundy: Jean Grivot

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

463
Q

Burgundy: Jean-Claude Boisset

A

producer Nuits-Saint-Georges

464
Q

Burgundy: Where are feuillettes often found

465
Q

Burgundy: Top PCs of Maranges

A

La Fussiere (highest elevation PC in CdB), Clos de la Fussiere, Clos de Rois, Clos de la Boutiere (Monnot), Clos Roussots (Chevrot)

466
Q

Burgundy: Monopole of Comte Lafon

A

Clos de la Barre

467
Q

Burgundy: Perrieres

A

PC of Meursault

468
Q

Burgundy: Cote de Cuissy

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

469
Q

Burgundy: Climat du Val

A

PC of Auxey-Duresses

470
Q

Burgundy: Saint-Aubin GCs/PCS

A

0 GCs, 30 PCs

471
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Vosne-Romanee

A

Vosne-Romanee, Flagey-Echezeaux

472
Q

Burgundy: What is the barrel size of the piece

473
Q

Burgundy: Les Fuess

A

PC of Chambolle-Musigny

474
Q

Burgundy: Secher

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

475
Q

Burgundy: Monthelie GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 15 PCs

476
Q

Burgundy: Lieux-dits of Meursault

A

Clos de la Barre, Le Tesson, Les Tillets, Les Narvaux, Chaumes de Narvaux

477
Q

Burgundy: Les Teurons

A

PC of Beaune

478
Q

Burgundy: Les Fourneaux (second one)

A

PC in Mercurey AOC

479
Q

Burgundy: Are chapitalization and acidification allowed

A

yes, but it’s illegal if both are done to the same wine.

480
Q

Burgundy: Armand Rousseau

A

producer Gevrey-Chambertin

481
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Mouches (the second one)

A

PC of Santenay

482
Q

Burgundy: Top PCs of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton

A

La Coutiere, La Marechaude, La Toppe au Vert, Les Moutottes, Les Petites Lolieres

483
Q

What is the barrel size of the piece

484
Q

What is the barrel size of the feuillettes

485
Q

Burgundy: Les Champs Fuillots

A

PC of Monthelie

486
Q

Burgundy: What styles of wine can be made in La Chapitre and location

A

red/white/rose, a 13-acre vineyard in the Dijon

487
Q

Burgundy: Parents of Melon de Bourgogne

A

Pinot Noir x Gouais Blanc

488
Q

Burgundy: Henri Boillot

A

producer of Volnay

489
Q

Burgundy: Producer of Aloxe-Corton

A

Louis Latour (negotiant)

490
Q

Burgundy: Where is Double Guyot found more

491
Q

Burgundy: Les Maltroie

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

492
Q

Burgundy: Top PCs of Pommard

A

Les Grands Epenots, Les Petits Epenots, Clos de Epeneaux, Les Rugiens Bas (good), Les Rugiens Haut (ok)

493
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Ladoix-Serrigny

A

Corton, Corton-Charlemagne

494
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Vezelay AOP

A

Vezelay, d’Asquins, Saint-Pere, Tharoiseau

495
Q

Burgundy: Why did the AOC system come into play

A

Phylloxera led the way to lots of fraud.

496
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Roulot come in for the JoP

A

2nd, 1973 (Meursault, Charmes)

497
Q

Burgundy: Highest elevation PC in CdB

A

La Fussiere

498
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Pernand-Vergelesses

A

Rollin, Dubreuil-Fontaine, Pierre Mares, Rapet, Bonneau du Martray

499
Q

Burgundy: Which PCs of Chassagne-Montrachet has embedded PCs

A

Morgeot (15), Cailleret (4), Les Vergers (2)

500
Q

Burgundy: What is a famous bacterial disease

A

flavescence doree.

501
Q

Burgundy: Montee de Tonnerre

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

502
Q

Burgundy: Which was do the best slopes face

A

Eastern and Southeastern-facing slopes

503
Q

Burgundy: Wine style and grapes of Mercurey AOC

A

white (CH, max 15% PG), red (PN with max 15% CH, PG)

504
Q

Burgundy: Clos du Chapitre

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton classified as PC

505
Q

Burgundy: Blagny GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 7 PCs

506
Q

Burgundy: Le Tesson

A

lieux-dit of Meursault

507
Q

Burgundy: Champans

A

PC of Volnay

508
Q

Burgundy: Les Quarts

A

new PC in Pouilly-Vinzelles

509
Q

Burgundy: Les Noirots

A

PC of Chambolle-Musigny

510
Q

Burgundy: La Marechaude

A

PC of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton

511
Q

Burgundy: What and when were the Napoleanic codes

A

1804, Napolean abolished primogeniture, so now all male citizens get equal inheritance instead of the first born son

512
Q

Burgundy: First GC and when

A

Chambertin Clos de Beze, 630 AD

513
Q

Burgundy: Clos Saint-Jacques

A

PC of Gevrey-Chambertin

514
Q

Burgundy: Guy Roulot

A

producer of Meursault; (2nd place)

515
Q

Burgundy: Champ Gain

A

PC of Puligny-Montrache

516
Q

Burgundy: How many communes participate in Cote de Nuits-Village AOP and what are they

A

Fixin, Brochon, Premeaux-Prissey, Corgoloin, Comblanchien

517
Q

Burgundy: Chaumes de Narvaux

A

lieux-dit of Meursault

518
Q

Burgundy: Which PCs of Meursault can make red VOLNAY or white Meursault

A

Les Santenots du Milieu, Les Santenots Blancs, Les Plures

519
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Ducs

A

PC of Volnay

520
Q

Burgundy: What is the grape make up of White Bourgogne AOC

A

Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, 30% max Pinot Gris

521
Q

Burgundy: Michel Lafarge

A

producer of Volnay

522
Q

Burgundy: What is the rule of St. Benedictine

A

work, prayer, and a ¼ liter of wine daily

523
Q

Burgundy: Emmanuel Rouget

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

524
Q

Burgundy: Monopole of Louis Jadot

A

Clos des Ursules

525
Q

Burgundy: Les Riottes

A

PC of Monthelie

526
Q

Burgundy: Rapet

A

producer of Pernand-Vergelesses

527
Q

Burgundy: Melinots

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

528
Q

Burgundy: Les Renardes

A

climat of Aloxe-Corton in Corton GC (specific vineyard plot)

529
Q

Burgundy: What are the Judgement of Paris red wine results, in order

A

Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars (1973), Chateau Mouton Rothschild (1970, Pauillac), Haut-Brion (1970, Graves), Montrose (1970, St. Estephe), Ridge Montebello (1971), Chateau Leoville Las Cases (1971, St. Julian), Mayacamas (1971), Clos du Val (1972), Heitz, Martha’s Vineyard (1970), Freemark Abbey (1969)

530
Q

Burgundy: Sur Gamay

A

PC of Saint-Aubin

531
Q

Burgundy: What appellation villages are in the Grand Auxerrois

A

Irancy, Saint-Bris, Vezelay

532
Q

Burgundy: Les Pucelles

A

PC of Puligny-Montrache

533
Q

Burgundy: Sous Fretille

A

PC of Pernand-Vergelesses, on Fretille, white only

534
Q

Burgundy: Clos de la Barre

A

lieux-dit of Meursault

535
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Santenay

A

Santenay, Remigny

536
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Ramonet-Prudhorn come in for the JoP

A

7th, 1973, Batard Montrachet

537
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Ridge Montebello come in for the JoP

538
Q

Burgundy: Pied d’Aloup

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

539
Q

Burgundy: Les Caillerets

A

PC of Volnay

540
Q

Burgundy: GC of DRC

A

La Tache, Romanee-Contee; GCs of Vosne-Romanee

541
Q

Burgundy: Hamlet of Saint-Aubin

542
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Fixin

A

Fixin, Brochon

543
Q

Burgundy: Top Montee de Tonnerre producers

A

Raveneau, Patrick Piuze, Billaud-Simon

544
Q

Burgundy: Jean-Marie Fourrier

A

producer Gevrey-Chambertin

545
Q

Burgundy: What are the Right-Bank PCs of Chablis

A

Fourchaume, L’Homme Mort, Vaupulent, Vaulorent, Cote de Fontenay, Berdiot, Cote de Vaubarousse, Les Fourneaux, Morein, Cote des Pres-Girots, Montee de Tonnerre, Chapelot, Cote de Brechaine, Pied d’Aloup, Monte de Milieu, Vaucopin

546
Q

Burgundy: How many communes in Cote Chalonnaise

547
Q

Burgundy: Communes of Givry AOC

A

Dracy-le-Fort, Givry, Jamble

548
Q

Burgundy: Where is Sauvignon Blanc found

A

Saint-Bris AOP (Yonne IGP department)

549
Q

Burgundy: What does whole-bunch pressing cause (pros, cons)

A

cleaner, less phenolic wines with less chance of oxidation. Wines are brighter. Can potentially leading to premox. Some think that exposing juice to oxygen at the beginning makes wine more complex and less prone to oxidation ultimately.

550
Q

Burgundy: What is whole berry

A

whole grapes are included, not crushed, but no stems

551
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Montrose come in for the JoP

A

4th, 1970, St. Estephe

552
Q

Burgundy: What happens in chapitalization

A

addition of beet sugar in fermenting wine, in order to increase alcohol

553
Q

Burgundy: Number of PCs in Pouilly-Fuisse AOP

554
Q

Burgundy: Clos de la Boutiere

A

PC of Marange

555
Q

Burgundy: Winemaking style of Louis Michel

A

ferments in tank and ages in used oak

556
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Haut-Brion come in for the JoP

A

3rd, 1970, Graves

557
Q

Burgundy: Les Mures

A

new PC in Pouilly-Loche

558
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Chassagne-Montrachet

A

Montrachet (aka Le Montrachet), Batard-Montrachet, Criots-Batard-Montrachet

559
Q

Burgundy: Famous AOPs found in the Yonne department

A

Chablis, Saint-Bris, Irancy

560
Q

Burgundy: Tops PCs of Meursault

A

Perrieres, Clos des Perrieres (within Perrieres, monopole of Albert Grivault), Les Charmes, Les Genevrieres, Porusot, Les Gouttes d’Or

561
Q

Burgundy: Ramoney

A

producer of Chassagne-Montrachet

562
Q

Burgundy: Meursault GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 19 PCs

563
Q

Burgundy: Cave de Buxy

A

co-op in Montagny AOC

564
Q

Burgundy: River in Chablis

A

River Serein

565
Q

Burgundy: What is millerandange

A

poor fertilization, where small berries without seeds developed. Wine can still be made. Called Hens and Chickens.

566
Q

Burgundy: What is the grape make up of Red/Rose Bourgogne AOC

A

Pinot Noir, 15% max Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, max 10% Cesar only in Yonne dept, NO GAMAY

567
Q

Burgundy: Sous le dos d’Ane

A

PC of Blagny which can make white Meursault, else red Blagny

568
Q

Burgundy: Hervelets

A

PC in Fixin

569
Q

Burgundy: Comtes Liger-Belair

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

570
Q

Burgundy: Who and when are the Valois Dukes

A

1363-1477; feudal kings of France who held the “Duchy of Burgundy”, a wealthy fief. When the line of Burgundy died out, the first of 4 lords of the House of Valois took over the land. This was the start of the Valois Dukes, where Burgundy became a powerful and nearly independent state, with much promotion and shipping of Burgundian wine.

571
Q

Burgundy: Les Suchots

A

PC of Vosne-Romanee

572
Q

Burgundy: Grapes of Macon Red/Rose

A

Pinot Noir and Gamay

573
Q

Burgundy: Sur La Velle

A

PC of Monthelie

574
Q

Burgundy: Les Cras

A

PC of Chambolle-Musigny, Vougeot

575
Q

Burgundy: Chorey-les-Beaune GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 0 PCs

576
Q

Burgundy: Who is a famous negotiant who also became a landowner

A

Bouchard, who is the largest landowner in the Cote d’Or.

577
Q

Burgundy: Vosgros

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

578
Q

Burgundy: What are insect threats

A

worms, leafhopper insects, spiders

579
Q

Burgundy: La Combe d’Orveaux

A

PC of Chambolle-Musigny

580
Q

Burgundy: What style of wine can Cote de Nuits-Village AOP and grapes

A

white and red. White (CH, PB); Red (PN with max 15% CH, PB, PG)

581
Q

Burgundy: Which producer in Burgundy only make GC wine

A

Bonneau du Martray

582
Q

Burgundy: Who built the Abbey of Cluny

A

Benedictines in 910 AD, near Macon. They amassed and expanded vineyards, including what became Romanee-Conti.

583
Q

Burgundy: Les Gravieres

A

PC of Santenay

584
Q

Burgundy: Clos de Epeneaux

A

PC of Pommard

585
Q

Burgundy: Puligny-Montrachet GCs/PCs

A

4 GCs, 17 PCs

586
Q

Burgundy: What happens during carbonic maceration

A

glucose and malic acid are converted to alcohol and CO2; tannins and anthocyanins move from the skins to the flesh, giving juice color. Once the grape develops an internal alcohol level of 2%, the grape dies and ruptures.

587
Q

Burgundy: What are the main wine growing areas

A

Chablis/Grand Auxerrois, Cote de Nuits/Hautes Cotes de Nuits, Cote de Beaune/Hautes Cotes de Beaune, Cote Chalonnaise, Maconnais, Beaujolais

588
Q

Burgundy: Domaine Joblot

A

producer of Givry AOC

589
Q

Burgundy: Pernand-Vergelesses GCs/PCs

A

3 GCs, 8 PCs

590
Q

Burgundy: Who is Benjamin Leroux

A

winemaker for Comte Armand and also a micronegotiant, releasing wine under his own name.

591
Q

Burgundy: Les Petits Monts

A

PC of Vosne-Romanee

592
Q

Burgundy: Les Santenots Dessous

A

PC of Meursault that is labeled “Volnay-Santenots” if red wine is made

593
Q

Burgundy: Chandon de Briailles

A

producer of Savigny-les-Beaune

594
Q

Burgundy: Wine style of Givry AOC

A

red (more), white

595
Q

Burgundy: PCs for Blagny which can make white Puligny Montrachet, else red Blagny

A

Hameau de Blagny, La Garenne, Sous le Puits

596
Q

Burgundy: River in Pommard and why it’s significant

A

Dheune river, iron-rich clay deposits -> dense, gutsy, tannic, full bodied wine

597
Q

Burgundy: Clos Napolean

A

PC in Fixin (Pierre Gelin)

598
Q

Burgundy: PYCM

A

producer of Chassagne-Montrachet

599
Q

Burgundy: What styles does Macon AOC encompass

A

Macon (white/red/rose), Macon-Villages (white only), Macon + GD Blanc (white/red/rose)

600
Q

Burgundy: What are some fungal diseases

A

powdery mildew, downy mildew, Eutypa dieback, esca, and dead arm

601
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Nuits-Saint-Georges

A

Henri Gouges (Pinot Blanc), Joseph Faively (negotiant), Jean-Jacques Confuron, Robert Chevillon, Domaine l’Arlot, Jean-Claude Boisset

602
Q

Burgundy: What is Lutte Raisonnee

A

Sustainable agriculture with the goals of positively impacting the environment without jeopardizing the economics of the farm/winery. ie Limiting chemical applications to only in times of necessity.

603
Q

Burgundy: Domaine Leroy

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

604
Q

Burgundy: Henri Prudhorn

A

producer of Saint-Aubin

605
Q

Burgundy: How many subzones are in Bourgogne AOP and what are they

A

Cote Chalonnaise (Saone-et-Loire dept), the high slopes Bourgogne Hautes Cotes de Nuits and Bourgogne Hautes Cote de Beaune, villages in the Yonne dept (Chitry, Epineuil, Tonnerre), 4 lieux dits (La Chapelle Notre Dame, Le Chapitre, Cote St-Jacques, Montrecul)

606
Q

Burgundy: Beauroy

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

607
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Volnay

A

Marquis d’Angerville, Hubert de Montille, Henri Boillot, Michel Lafarge, Domaine de la Pousse d’Or

608
Q

Burgundy: Les Genevrieres

A

PC of Meursault

609
Q

Burgundy: Les Petaux

A

new PC in Pouilly-Vinzelles

610
Q

Burgundy: Monopole of Comte Armand

A

Clos de Epeneaux, 5.2 HA

611
Q

Burgundy: Savigny-les-Beaune GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 22 PCs

612
Q

Burgundy: What are the rules around GC Chablis wines

A

subjected to blind tasting and are released Jan 1 the second year after harvest.

613
Q

Burgundy: What is fermage and give an example

A

leasing of the land, DRC leases 3 parcels in the Corton AOP

614
Q

Burgundy: Domaine l’Arlot

A

producer Nuits-Saint-Georges

615
Q

Burgundy: Villages Blagny has a relationship with

A

Meursault, Puligny Montrachet

616
Q

Burgundy: Only source of Premier Cru Blanc in Fixin

A

Clos de la Perriere

617
Q

Burgundy: Meo Camuzet

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

618
Q

Burgundy: Vaupulent

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank

619
Q

Burgundy: When was the Jules Lavalle classification

620
Q

Burgundy: Bruno Lorenzon

A

producer in Mercurey AOC

621
Q

Burgundy: Clos de Tavannes

A

PC of Santenay and lieux-dit in Las Gravieres

622
Q

Burgundy: How many communes don’t participate in Cote de Beaune-Village AOP and what are they

A

4; Pommard, Volnay, Aloxe-Corton, and Beaune

623
Q

Burgundy: What are the village AOCs of Cote Chalonnaise

A

Bouzeron, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, Montagny

624
Q

Burgundy: Moulin aux Moines

A

producer of Auxey-Duresses

625
Q

Burgundy: What is significant about Bourgogne Passe-Tout-Grains AOP

A

min 30% PN, min 15% Gamay; grapes must be vinified together

626
Q

Burgundy: What is primogeniture

A

land going to the eldest son

627
Q

Burgundy: What styles of wine can be made in La Chapelle Notre Dame and location

A

red/white/rose; a vineyard near Ladoix-Serrigny

628
Q

Burgundy: Chatains

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

629
Q

Burgundy: Clos Saint-Landry

A

PC of Beaune

630
Q

Burgundy: Cote de Jouan

A

PC Chablis, Left Bank

631
Q

Burgundy: Parents of Aligote

A

Pinot Noir x Gouais Blanc

632
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Leflaive come in for the JoP

A

8th, 1972, Puligny-Montrachet, Les Pucelles

633
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Montagny AOC

A

Cave de Buxy (co-op)

634
Q

Burgundy: Denis Bachelet

A

producer Gevrey-Chambertin

635
Q

Burgundy: Maranges GCs/PCS

A

0 GCs, 7 PCs

636
Q

Burgundy: Where is the Rock of Solutre

637
Q

Burgundy: Clos du Roy

A

lieux dit of Marsannay

638
Q

Burgundy: Which negotiant of Puligny-Montrachet makes wine in Chavalier

639
Q

Burgundy: GCs of Pernand-Vergelesses

A

Corton, Charlemagne, Corton-Charlemagne

640
Q

Burgundy: Les Chenevottes

A

PC of Chassagne-Montrachet

641
Q

Burgundy: Clos des Reas

A

PC of Vosne-Romanee

642
Q

Burgundy: Les Tillets

A

lieux-dit of Meursault

643
Q

Burgundy: Les Cazetiers

A

Gevrey-Chambertin

644
Q

Burgundy: Anne Gros

A

producer of Vosne-Romanee

645
Q

Burgundy: Tops climats of Aloxe-Corton

A

Le Clos du Roi, Les Bressandes, Les Renardes, Le Charlemagne

646
Q

Burgundy: How many PCs in Montagny AOC

647
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Spring Mountain come in for the JoP

648
Q

Burgundy: Beauregard

A

PC of Santenay

649
Q

Burgundy: Les Vergelesses

A

PC of Savigny-les-Beaune

650
Q

Burgundy: Le Clos Blanc

A

PC of Vougeot

651
Q

Burgundy: Who are the Cistercians and which abbey did they create

A

a strict offshoot of the Benedictines; Abbey of Citeaux near Dijon (1098). They also had alot of power and influence.

652
Q

Burgundy: Producers of Chambolle-Musigny

A

Georges de Vogue, Ghislane Barthod, Georges Roumier, Jacques-Frederic Mugnier

653
Q

Burgundy: Most famous wine of Joseph Drohin

A

blanc of Clos des Mouches, which one 5th place

654
Q

Burgundy: AOCs which can participate in Cote de Beaune-Villages

A

14 villages; Department of Côte-d’Or:Auxey-Duresses, Chassagne-Montrachet, Chorey-lès-Beaune, Ladoix-Serrigny, Meursault, Monthelie, Pernand-Vergelesses, Puligny-Montrachet, Saint-Aubin, Saint-Romain, Santenay, Savigny-lès-Beaune; Department of Saône-et-Loire:Cheilly-lès-Maranges, Dezize-lès-Maranges, Sampigny-lès-Maranges, Remigny.

655
Q

Burgundy: Hubert Lignier

A

producer Morey-Saint-Denis

656
Q

Burgundy: Chateau de Chamirey

A

producer in Mercurey AOC

657
Q

Burgundy: Saint-Romain GCs/PCs

A

0 GCs, 0 PCs

658
Q

Burgundy: What is dead arm

A

wood-rotting funguses which infects vines through grafting/pruning wounds

659
Q

Burgundy: Chapelot

A

PC Chablis, Right Bank (Montee de Tonnerre)

660
Q

Burgundy: Les Petites Lolieres

A

PC of Ladoix-Serrigny which can use the name Aloxe-Corton

661
Q

Burgundy: Parents of Gamay

A

Pinot Noir x Gouais Blanc

662
Q

Burgundy: ABV of Macon + GD Blanc

663
Q

Burgundy: What vintage and ranking did Chateau Mouton Rothschild come in for the JoP

A

2nd, 1970, Pauillac

664
Q

Burgundy: Les Beaux Monts

A

PC of Vosne-Romanee

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