Burgundy, Rhone, Jura, Savoie - MA Questions 24.10.20 Flashcards
Which region has the lowest acreage in hectares? Burgundy, Rhône Valley, Bordeaux or Champagne?
Burgundy.
What are the northernmost and the southernmost Crus Beaujolais?
Saint-Amour, Brouilly.
How else is Chardonnay known in the Yonne department?
Beaunois (from Beaune).
Name the AOPs of Côte Chalonnaise from North to South.
Bouzeron, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, Montagny.
Which regional AOP of Burgundy allows white wines only to be produced?
Bourgogne Aligoté.
What is Blanc Levrouté?
An off dry style of white wine produced in Viré-Clessé. 8 to 18 grams/litre RS.
What is the maximum % of Pinot Gris allowed in Bourgogne AOP?
30%.
What is the grape used in the Vézelay AOP?
100% Chardonnay.
How is the pink granite soil found in Beaujolais locally called?
Gore or Grés.
Which Cru Beaujolais has the highest altitude?
Chiroubles 250 – 450m.
Where would you find the monopole Clos de la Perrière?
Fixin, owned by Domaine de la Perrière.
Where would you find the premier crus of Les Chaffots and Monts Luisants?
Morey St Denis.
Which Premier Cru in Burgundy is the only one made from 100% Aligoté?
Name the producer. Monts Luisants Blanc in Morey St Denis, Domaine Ponsot.
Who owns the Clos des Perrières monopole in Meursault?
Albert Grivault.
Where would you find the soil called “roche pourrie”?
Beaujolais, Morgon. Meaning rotten rock, a mixture of volcanic rock, schist, and soft crystalline rock.
Who was the producer of Château Grillet prior to 2011?
Neyret-Gachet.