Champagne Flashcards
What is the main soil in champagne?
It’s Micraster Chalk
Regions: kimmeridgain clay and Cote de bars
What is the sub soil in champagne?
It’s Belemnite Chalk.
What does Chalk help with in the soil?
It help with drainage misturing the soil.
How many areas divids champagne region?
They are 5 area’s
List five area that are found in champagne?
It’s
- montagne de reims
- Vallee de LA Marne
- Cote de Blancs
- Cote de Sezanne
- Cote des Bars
What does CIVC stands for?
It’s means
Comite interprofesssionel du Vin de Champagne
What grapes are used in champagne to make champagne?
It’s
Chardonnay
Pinot noir
Pinot Meunier
How many grapes are use to make a champagne?
They are 3
Two black grapes
And one white grape
How many grapes are use to make a champagne?
They are 3
Two black grapes
And one white grape
Where is the most black grapes varietals caltivated in Champagne?
They are caltivated in Montague de Reims
Where is the most black grapes varietals caltivated in Champagne?
They are caltivated in Montague de Reims and Valle de LA Marne.
Where is chardonnay caltivated mostly in Champagne?
It’s caltivated in
Cote de Blancs and Cote de Sezanne.
Where is chardonnay caltivated mostly in Champagne?
It’s caltivated in
Cote de Blancs and Cote de Sezanne.
How many valliges are there in Champagne?
They are 298 villages
They are under the system of ( I’ Echelle-de-Crus Champagne)
Where by they rate them in percentages of standard cultivating grapes
100% are classified as Grand Cru
90-99%are classified as Premier Cru Classe
80-89%are classified as Cru Classe
What does CM stands for?
-Cooperative de Manipulant
Which means champagne is made from co-operative.