Dordogne and Southwest of France\

Question 1

Dordogne

Answer 1

Bergerac and Monbazillac

Question 2

Bergerac

Answer 2

Produces both red and white wines from the same varieties as Bordeaux

Question 3

Monbazillac

Answer 3

Produces Sweet wines due to noble rot from Sémillon and Sauvignon Blanc; Good quality-price relation

Question 4

Cahors

Answer 4

Situated east of Bordeaux on both sides of the river Lot

Question 5

Grape Varieties in Cahors

Answer 5

Malbec; Merlot e Tannat

Question 6

Grape Varieties in Cahors

Answer 6

Malbec; Merlot and Tannat

Question 7

Style of wines in Cahors

Answer 7

Aged in wood, deep-colored, high tannins, dark berry fruity wines.

Question 8

Côtes de Gascogne

Answer 8

Southeast of Bordeaux,

Question 9

Madiran

Answer 9

South of Côtes de Gascogne

Question 10

Style of wine Côtes de Gascogne

Answer 10

Light white dry wines, made from Ugni Blanc that smell and taste of green apples

Question 11

Style of wine Madiran

Answer 11

Red blends mainly made from Tanta; deep-colored and high in tannins

Question 12

Jurançon

Answer 12

In the foothills of the Pyrenees

Question 13

Types of wines Jurançon

Answer 13

Both dry and sweet white wines

Question 14

Best Style of wine

Answer 14

Sweet white wines made from Petit Manning

Question 15

Best Style of wine

Answer 15

Sweet white wines made from Petit Manseng with a high level of acidity. There is no noble rot, but there is passerillage. Apricot and spicy notes