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Chablis Flashcards

1
Q

Name all Grand Crus of Chablis North to South

A

North to South

  1. Les Bougros,
  2. Les Preuses,
  3. Vaudesir,
  4. Les Grenouilles,
  5. Valmur,
  6. Les Clos,
  7. Blanchot
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2
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Name all Chablis Grand Crus smallest to largest.

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9.38ha Grenouilles
10.7 ha Les Preuses
11.4 ha Valmur
12.88ha Blanchots
15.47ha Bougros
16.83ha Vaudesir
27.61ha Les Clos

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3
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Which vineyards share La Moutonne & how big is it?

A

Les Preuses & Vaudesir ( 2.5ha)

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4
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Which are the best vintages in Chablis?

A

1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 2010, 2011, 2012 - 2014 & 2015 extremly good, 2017 Vintages have become far more reliable over past 20 years most 90+

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5
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Which are the worst vintages in Chablis?

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2001, 2003, 2009, 2018 = varied Top Terroir produced best

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6
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Which grapes are used in Irancy AC?

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Pinot Noir & Cesar

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7
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Which AC in burgundy produces Sauvignon Blanc?

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Sauvignon St Bris

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8
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What is the Max yield per ha for Chablis?

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60hl/ha

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9
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Which grapes are used in Côte d’ Auxerre AC

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Chard & Pinot Noir

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10
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Who owns Monopol of Clos des Hospices?

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Christian & Louis Moureau

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11
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What is the min Alcohol for Grand Crus?

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11%

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12
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What are the 2 soils of Chablis?

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Kimmeridgian Marl - Limestone + Clay mix (best Vineyards) Portlandian Clay - Lesser quality wines

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13
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Which 2 domaines are know for using mainly old oak for their Chablis?

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Vincent Dauvissat & Raveneau

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14
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Which are the 2 Rivers Chablis?

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Serein & Yonne

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15
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What is the minimum alcohol for Chablis and Chablis Premiere cru?

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Chablis 10%

Chablis Premiere Cru 10.5%

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16
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What are the permitted training methods in Chablis?

A

Guyot double & single

Cordon de Royat

Taille Chablis

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17
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What is the max yield for Chablis & Premiere Cru?

A

Chablis 60hl

Chablis Premier Cru 58hl

18
Q

What is the Minimum Alc for Petit Chablis

A

9.5%

19
Q

What is the soil type predominantly for Petit Chablis?

A

Portlandian Limestone

20
Q

What is the min alcohol for Chablis Grand Cru?

A

11%

21
Q

What is the Max yield for Chablis GC?

A

54hl

22
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What is the soil type of Chablis Grand Cru?

A

Kimmeridgian Marl

23
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What is Kimmeridgian marl

A

from Jurassic age

crumbly chalky marl = clay + limestone

consistent of oyster shells

Portlandian limestone = younger, sandier & thinner & less clay

24
Q

Name 5 main right bank 1er Crus in Chablis.

A

Fourchaume

Montee de Tonnerre

Mont de Milieu

Vaucoupin

Le Fourneaux

(more oppulent exotic fruit)

south west facing

25
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Name 5 left bank 1er Crus

A

Vau de Vey

Vaillons

Cote de Lechet

Montmains

Vosgros

(left bank wines more restrained, austere)

southeast facing

26
Q

What is Chateau de Grenouilles and who produces it?

A

Old vine Bottling from heart of Grenouilles Grand Cru, produced by La Chablisienne.

27
Q

What are the 2 vineyards under the headline Premier Cru Montmains?

A

Butteaux & Forest, Les Monts-Mains 118.2ha

28
Q

What are the sub Vineyards of Vaillons?

A

Vaillons 15ha
Les Lys
Beugnons 12ha
Chatains 15ha
Sécher
Roncières
Melinots or Minos
Epinottes

29
Q

Name the Vineyards of Beauroy

A

Côte de Savant
Troesmes
Beauroy
63.7ha

30
Q

Name subvineyards of Fourchaume

A

Cote de Fontenay
Vaulorent (most complex)
Vaupulent
L’Homme Mort
130ha

31
Q

Name 5 1er Crus in Chablis that where promoted in 1978

A

Vau Ligneau
Vau de Vay
Côte de Jouan
Cote de Brechain
Berdiot
Cote de Savant

32
Q

What are the decomposed marine skeletons of in called in Kimmeridgian Clay?

A

exogyra virgula

33
Q

Which are the most powerful 1er Crus in Chablis?

A

Right bank
Mont de Milieu 43.7ha
Montee de Tonnerre 42.7ha
Vaucoupin 45ha

34
Q

What are the sub vineyards of Montee de Tonnerre?

A

42.7ha
Montee de Tonnerre 6ha
Chapelot 20ha
Cote de Brechain 10ha
Pied d’Aloue

35
Q

Explain the difference between Montee de Tonnerre & Vaillons.

A

M d Tonnerre 42.7ha - right bank , southfacing, fuller bodied with yellow stonefruit with crushed oystershells, combination of minerality and opulent flesh
Vaillons 123.5ha - left bank, mix of white flowers, hawthorn, white stonefruit with classic marine notes

36
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How is Vaulorent differenciated from Fourchaume?

A

Is separated from other vineyards , beside Grand Crus les Preuses, higher clay content, opulent, balanced & structured, ripens later than rest of Fourchaume
most holding by Fevre family - Vignoble de Vaulorent

37
Q

Name 3 producers that use oak barrels for their Chablis.

A

Ravenau, V Dauvissat, Benoit Droin

38
Q

Who owns William Fevre since 1998?

A

Henriot

39
Q

Who produces GC Blanchot l’Obedience?

A

Domaine Laroche

40
Q

name the soil for Butteaux.

A

blue marly clay soil

41
Q

What size is a Feuillette in Chablis?

A

132l

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