Champagne mix Flashcards

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Name the other 4 grapes that the regulations permit in the production of Champagne

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*Arbane (white)
*Petit Meslier (white)
*Pinot Blanc
*Pinot Gris

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What the (CIVC) stands for in Champagne?

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*The Comite interprofessionel du vin de Champagne!
*Is the governing body for Champagne and enforces all AOC regulations.

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Describe La Methode Champenoise? 11 steps!

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1.Harvesting
2.Pressing
3.first fermentation
4.Asemmblage
5.Liqueur de tirage
6.Second fermentation
7.Remuage/riddling
8.Bottle neck freezing
9.Degorgement
10.Dosage (liqueur de expeditio)
11.Bottling

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How are called the 2 main parts of the must pressing?

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*First pressing 2,050 litres (vin de cuvee)
*Final pressing 500 litres (vin de tailee)

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Give an example of Champagne producers that use oak for the 1st fermentation?

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  • Krug
    *Bollinger
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What means ‘assemblage’ in Champagne production?

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  • Is the blend that gives the style of each Champagne house!!
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What means ‘liqueur de tirage’ in Champagne production?

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*The addition of east, sugar, nutrients, for the 2nd fermentation to take place.

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Describe Autolysis?

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After second fermentation is complete the yeast dies and forms a sediment of less known as (Autolysis) adding complexity and flavour to the wine such as bread and bisquits.

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For how long must mature on their sediments both vintage & non-vintage Champagne?

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*12 months for non-vintage!
*36 months for vintage!
*Crug Grand cuvee is matured for 6 years!

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When ‘remuage’ takes place in Champagne production?

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*This is the movement of all sediments of the dead yest cells caused by the second fermentation in to the plastic cup known as (bidule).

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What the letters RD & LD indicates on a bottle of Champagne? Give an example.

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*Bollinger RD (Recemment Degorge) matutred for 10 years before degorgement takes place.
*LD=indicates late degorgement.

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Describe ‘dosage’ (liqueur d’expedition) in Champagne production?

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*The wine which is lost during degorgement is replaced with sweetened wine and determines the style of the wine.

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13
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Name a 3 well known rose Champagne producers?

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*Gosset
*Laurent Perrier
*Billicart-Salmon

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Name a top vintage brands of particular Champagne houses? (11)

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*Bilicart-Salmon- Grand Cuvee & Cuvee Elizabeth Salmon rose
*Bollinger- Grand Annee
*Bruno Paillard- N.P.U.(Nec Plus Ultra)
*Drappier- Grand Sendree Rose
*Gosset- Celebris
*Krug- Collection
*Louis Roderer- Cristal Brut
*Moet & Chandon- Dom Perignon
*Pol Roger- Winston Churchill
*Ruinart- Dom Ruinart

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Describe ‘Marc de Champagne’?

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*Brandy produced from the distillation of skins, pips, and stalks known as the (the marc) left after pressing of the grapes.

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Describe ‘Blocage’ in Champagne?

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*mixing wines from good vintages with poor vintages.