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France Review MS- Ai Flashcards

1
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What are the permitted wine styles of Languedoc AOP?

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Blanc, Rose and Rouge

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What are the white wine only AOPs of Languedoc?

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Clairette du Languedoc
Cremant de Limoux
Limoux
Picpoul de Pinot

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What are the permitted grapes for Cremant de Limoux? What is the aging for these wines?

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Blanc and Rose
90% Combined Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, plus 20% Mauzac and Pinot Noir. Must be aged 9 months on the lees and released 12 months after triage. 3.5 minimum atmospheres.

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Which AOP is within Corbieres?

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Fitou is within Corbieres. Fitou has two subregions: Fitou Maritime and Fitou Montagneux. Rouge only here from 80% Carignan, with Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre. Soils here are schist, clay and limestone.

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What is the subregion of Corbieres that is solely for red wine?

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Corbieres Boutenac 2005

Carignan dominates. No variety more than 80%.

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What are the two most recent regions to be upgraded to AOP in the Languedoc?

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Terraces du Larzac in 2014
La Clape in 2015
Pic Saint Loup in 2017

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What are the permitted wine styles in Limoux AOP? What are the regulations?

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Blanc, Rouge and Mousseaux blanc

Blanc: Mauzac and Chardonnay
Rouge: 30% Merlot plus Cabernet and Cab Franc and Merlot
Method Ancestrale: 100% Mauzac- aged 9 months on the lees. 3.5 atmospheres.
Blanquette de Limoux: 90% Mauzac, Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc. Aged two months on the lees.

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What are all the Muscat AOPs of the Languedoc?

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Muscat de Lunel
Muscat de Frontignan
Muscat de Mireval
Muscat-de-Saint-Jean de Minervois

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What are the wine styles permitted in Malapere?

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Rose from 50% Cabernet Franc

Rouge from 50% merlot

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What are the wine styles of Pic St. Loup AOP?

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Rose and Rouge from at least two vareties: Syrah, Grenache, Counoise, Monnastrel, Mourvèdre

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What styles are permitted in Minervois?

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Blanc, Rose and Rouge. This is in the Northern languedoc and uses Mediterranean grapes like Grenache 60%, and whites 80% combined Bourbelenc, Grenache Blanc, Maccabean, Marsanne, Roussanne, Vermentino.

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What is the subregion on Minervois that is only for red wine?

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Minervois-la-Liviniere is rouge only from 60% Grenache.

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What are the two crus of St. Chinian?

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St. Chinian can produce wine from all three colors based on Grenache, Vermentino, Marsanne, Roussanne. The two crus are Berlou and Roquebrun.

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Where would you find the estate Domaine Trevaillon? What type of wine is this?

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Located in Les Beaux de Provence. 50/50 Cabernet and Syrah. Blanc is Marsanne, Roussanne and Chardonnay

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Where would you find the winery Grange de Pere and what type of wine is this?

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IGP Vin de Pays de l’Herault in the Languedoc. Technically part of the Terraces du Larzac. Known for their red wine blend from syrah, Mourvèdre, Cabernet and Counoise.

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What are the grapes permitted in Cremant de Loire?

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Chenin Blanc
Chardonnay
Arbois
Cabernet Franc
Grolleau; Grolleau Gris
Pinot
Cabernet
Pineau d’Aunis
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17
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Name the general AOPs of the Loire Valley

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Cremant de Loire

Rose de Loire

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18
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Name as many tributaries of the Loire River as possible

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Vienne
Cher
Loir
Indre 
Layon
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Where is the Chateaumeillant AOP and what type of wine is made there?

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It is in Central France and produces Vin Gris and Rouge wines from Gamay and Pinot Noir

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20
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If a bottle of Muscadet is labeled “Sur lie,” what does this mean?

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Wine has been kept on its lees until March 1 the year following harvest and must be bottled the second year following harvest.

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What are the three subregions of Muscadet Sevre et Maine?

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Clisson
Gorges
Le Pallet

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What is the grape of Saumur Puy Notre-Dame?

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Cabernet Franc

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What are the differences in soils in the subzones of Muscadet?

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Clisson: granite
Gorges: clay and gabro
Le Pallet: Gneiss, Quartz and Gabro

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24
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What is the required minimum RS of Chaume 1er cru?

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80g/l

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25
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Which of these four AOPs has the highest minimum RS?
Chaume 1er cru
Bonnezeaux
Coteaux du Layon
Quarts de Chaume
A

Quarts de Chaume is 85
Chaume 1er Cru is 80
Bonnezeaux is 51
Coteau de Layon is 34

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26
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What is the harvest yield permitted in Bonnezeaux and Quarts de Chaume?

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Bonnezeaux is 25hl/ha and Quarts de Chaume is 20hl/ha (this changed in 2011 from 25hl/ha)

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What is the main grape in Cheverny AOP?

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Sauvignon Blanc

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28
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What is the main grape in Cour Cheverney?

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Ramoratin

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29
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Which river is closest to the Cheverny and Cour Cheverny AOPs?

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The Layon River

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30
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Which AOP overlaps the Anjou Village Brissac AOP?

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Coteau l’Aubance AOP shares the same 10 communes.

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31
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What is the grape for Coteau l’Aubance? Where is this AOP located?

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This is located in Anjou in the Loire Valley and is 100% Chenin Blanc

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32
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What are the permitted wine styles in Chinon?

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Blanc, Rose and Rouge.

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33
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What are the soil types found in Chinon?

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Clay, Tuffeau and Varennes

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34
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What styles of wine are permitted in Borgeuil? From which grapes?

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Rouge and Rose from Cabernet Franc

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35
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Wine style permitted for St. Nicolas de Borgeuil?

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Rouge and Rose- this AOP is located in Touraine.

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What grapes are permitted in Vouvray AOP?

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Chenin blanc and Orbois

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37
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Touraine Noble Joie AOP is for what type of wine?

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Vin Gris from 40% Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris

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Where would you find the AOP Coteau de Loire and what style of wine is made there?

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In Touraine. Pineau d’Aunis and Chenin blanc, Gamay, Cabernet Franc and Cot are permitted here. Blanc, Rose and Rouge wines all permitted.

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39
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Coteau de Vendemoix AOP is where and for what wines?

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In Touraine for Blanc, Rose and Rouge wines
Rose: Pinot d’Aunis
Rouge: Pinot, Gamay and Pinot d’Aunis
Blanc: 100% Chenin Blanc

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40
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Name three AOPS in Touraine that produce 100% Chenin Blanc wines

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Jasnieres
Coteau du Vendemoix
Savennieres
Montlouis-Sur-Loire

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What styles of wine are permitted in Anjou AOP?

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Blanc
Rouge
Rouge Primeur
Anjou Gamay
Anjou Gamay Primeur/Nouveau
Vin Mousseaux
Vin Mousseaux Rose
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42
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Please describe what styles of wine can be made from Coteaux de l’Aubance?

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100% Chenin- sweet styles only. This is an Anjou AOP
34g/l RS
SGN
35hl/ha

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43
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What are the two soil types found in Anjou?

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Anjou Noir- black schist

Anjou Blanc: Limestone

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44
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Name the rose only AOP in Anjou?

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Cabernet d’Anjou

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45
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What are the villages that can append their name to Coteaux du Layon AOP?

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Faye d’Anjou
Rochefort-Sur-Loire
Rablay-Sur-Layon
St. Aubin de Luigne
St. Lambert du Lattay
Chaume
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46
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Top Loire vintages from 2000 on

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2016
2015
2010
2009
2005
2003
2002
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47
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Most challenging vintage in Loire 2000 on

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2013-hail
2012-frost
2011
2007
2006
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48
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What is the most famous slope in Condrieu?

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Cote de Chery

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49
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How long has Viognier been in the Rhone Valley or Condrieu?

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Many people say that Viognier was brought by Probus from Dalmatia in AD 281

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50
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What is Arzelle soil?

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It is decomposed rock, mica and schist found in Condrieu

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51
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in what year was Condrieu AOP created?

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1940

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52
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What is the only allowed training method in Condrieu?

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Guyot

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53
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What are the challenges of grape growing n Condrieu?

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Mildew, black rot and Esca Parasite (attacks wood)

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What are the 7 communes of Condrieu?

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Verin
St. Michel-Sur-Rhone
St. pierre de Boeuf
Chavenay
Maulleval 
Condrieu
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55
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Who purchased Clos de Tart in 2017?

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Francois Pinault

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56
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Who purchased Clos des Lambrays in 2014?

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LVMH

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57
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In which year was Y’quem not produced? 9 vintages

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2012
1992
1974
1972
1964
1951
1930
1915
1910
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58
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What are the best sweet wine vintages in Bordeaux from 2000 on?

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2015
2014
2009
2001

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Tough sweet wine vintages in Bordeaux since 2000

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2012
2007
2006
2004
2000
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Best sweet wine vintages of Bordeaux from the 1990s

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1995

1990

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Worst 1990s vintages in Bordeaux for sweet wines?

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1994- grey rot
1993
1992- rain

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Best sweet wine vintages from the 1980s for Bordeaux?

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1988
1986
1985
1983

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Best sweet wine vintage in Bordeaux from the 1970s

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1973 was the best

1975 and 1976 were also pretty good

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64
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Name some other producers in Sauternes who will not make a sweet wine in 2012?

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Rieussec
Suideraut
Raymond-Lafon

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Name the exceptional vintages in the northern Rhone pre 1960?

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1959
1955
1953
1952
1949
1947
1945
1929
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Name some great vintages from the 1960s in the Northern Rhone?

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1967
1966
1962
1961

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67
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Worst Northern Rhone vintages from the 1960s

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1968- disaster with rain
1965
1963

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68
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Best Northern Rhone vintages from the 1970s

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1979
1978
1976

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69
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What are the best Northern Rhone vintages from the 1980s?

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1989
1988
1985
1983
1982
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Worst vintages from the 1980s in the Northern Rhone?

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1987
1984
1981
1980

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Best Northern Rhone vintages from the 1990s?

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1999
1998
1997
1995
1991
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Worst Northern Rhone Vintages from the 1990s?

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1993

1992

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73
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Best Northern Rhone vintages 2000 to present?

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2016
2015
2010
2009
2005
2003
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Worst Northern Rhone vintages from 2000 to present?

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2014- inconsistent
2008- cool year
2002- past peak

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75
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Best vintages in the Southern Rhone from 2000-present?

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2016
2015
2010
2009
2007 (not great in northern rhone)
2005
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Worst Southern Rhone vintages from 2000-present?

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2014 - same as north
2008
2002- worst

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Best Southern Rhone vintages from the 1990s?

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1998

1990

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78
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Worst Southern Rhone vintages from the 1990s?

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1997-
1993
1992
1991

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Best vintages pre 1990 for Southern Rhone?

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1989
1988
1981
1979
1978
1970
1967
1966
1961
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80
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Which are the best Climats of Hermitage? Which way do they face?

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Le Meal, L’Hermite and Les Bessard are the best as they face due south.

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81
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Why does L’Ermite have dramatically different soils than other climats?

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The River never reached up the hill this far to wash away soils. There is loess, crumbled granite and alpine residues there.

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What type of soil do Marsanne and Roussanne thrive on in Hermitage?

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Loess and clay chalk rather than granite.

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83
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What is the harvest yield in Hermitage?

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40hl/ha

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84
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Who makes Chavelier de Sterimberg?

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This is the white wine made by Jaboulet from 65% Marsanne and 35% Roussanne

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85
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Who makes the Hermitage Blanc “Reverdy?”

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Ferraton- this is 40% Roussanne

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86
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What are the top two regions in France in terms of grape plantings?

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Bordeaux is #1

Languedoc is #2

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87
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Where is Clos Cibone? When were they founded?

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Founded in 1979 in Provence. Uses the Tibouren grape as well as Mourvèdre.

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88
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Where is Luberon AOP

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Southern Rhone

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89
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What are the permitted styles of wine in Rivesaltes?

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VDN
Blanc-
Ambre- all 3 Grenache aged in oxidative environment unti 3.1 year following
Grenat- 100% Grenache- bottled 2nd year, 3 months in bottle- reductive aging.
Rose: bottled 12/31 year following harvest
Tuile: Grenache Noir mandatory- oxidative aging until 3rd year of harvest
Hors d’Age: 5th year after harvest

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90
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Where is Faugeres AOP and what styles of wine come from there?

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Eastern Languedoc. Blanc, rose and Rouge

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91
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What are the four villages of Roussillon?

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Caramany
Latour de France
Lesquerde
Tautavel

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92
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What are all the VDN AOPs of the Languedoc-Roussillon?

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Rivesaltes AOP
Muscat de Rivesaltes
Banyuls
Banyuls Grand Cru
Maury
Muscat de Rivesaltes
Grand Roussillon
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93
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What is the minimum RS for Banyuls, Grand Roussillon and Maury AOPS?

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All are 45g/l

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94
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What is the minimum RS for Muscat de Rivesaltes?

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100g/l
Uses Muscat a Petite Grains and Muscat of Alexandria
Can also produce a Muscat de Noel

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95
Q

Who created Mutage?

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Arnaud Villenueve created mutage in the 13th century

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96
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What is the overarching classification for Languedoc-Roussillon?

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Vin de Pays d’Oc

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97
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What style of wines can be produced in Maury?

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Dry reds and VDN Blanc, Ambre, Tuile, Grenat and Hors d’Age

Permitted grapes are for rouge 60-80% Grenache. VDN wines can use all three Grenache as well as Muscats.

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98
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Name three AOPs in Roussillon that can only produce dry wines?

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Collioure: Blanc, Rose and Rouge
Cotes de Roussillon: Blanc, Rose, rouge, Primeur, Nouveau
Cotes de Roussillon Villages: Rouge only

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99
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What is the yield of Banyuls and Banyuls Grand Cru?

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30hl/ha

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100
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Who ruled Corsica until the 18th century?

A

The Genoese

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101
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What grapes are permitted in Vin de Corse?

What styles of wine?

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Rose, Blanc and Rouge from Vermentino, Grenache, Nielluccio and Sciacarello

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102
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What is the grape of Malvosie de Corse?

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Vermentino.

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103
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What are the AOPs of Corsica?

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Vin de Corse
Ajaccio AOP
Patrimonio AOP
Muscat du Cap Corse

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104
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What is “Rappu?”

A

A strong sweet red wine made from Aleatico grapes on Corsica

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105
Q

How many estates are currently rated Grand Cru in Provence?

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Originally there were 23, now there are 18

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106
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Name a few grand cru estates in Provence?

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Chateau Minuty
Chateau Saint-Roseline
Chateau de la Source Sainte-Marguerite
Domaine de la Chapitre
Domaine de l’Aumeralee
Domaine de Rimereque *
Clos Cibone *
Chateau du Galoupet
Chateau Saint-Martin
Chateau Saint Maur
Clos Mireuille
Chateau de Selle*
Chateau de Bregancon
Domaine de la Croix
Domaine du Noyer
Domaine du Jas d’Esclans *
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107
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What is the blend of Bandol Rouge?

A

50-95% Mourvèdre plus Grenache and Cinsault
12% minimum alcohol.
Must be aged for 18 months in wood

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108
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What are the soils in Bandol?

A

Limestone, marl and sandstone and red clay. The terraces are called Restanque and can be up to 1,000 feet.

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109
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Bandol Blanc must be made from which grapes?

A

50-95% Clairette 11.5% alcohol

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110
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Who makes “Garus?” Where does this wine come from?

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This is the top Cuvee from Chateau d’Esclans in Provence. It is a rose.

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111
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Permitted wine styles of Cassis?

A

All three colors using Marsanne, Clairette, Doucillon Blanc, GSM, Cinsault, Carignan, Barbaroux

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112
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Where is Luberon located? What styles of wine made there?

A

Located in the Southern Rhone. Wines from all three colors produced.

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113
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Where is the AOP of Pierrevert located?

A

In Provence. Can produce wines from all three colors from mandatory blends. Blanc 50% combined Grenache Blanc and Vermentino, Rose is 70% combined Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault, and Rouge is 70% minimum combined Grenache and Syrah.

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114
Q

What are the subzones for Cotes de Provence?

A

Saint Victoire
Frejus
La Londe
Pierrefeu

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115
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What are the permitted grapes for Cotes de Provence?

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Clairette
Ugni Blanc
Semillon
Vermentino
Cinsault
GSM
Tibouren
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116
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What are the three rivers that flow through Southwest France?

A

The Dordogne and the Lot river. The Adour river flows through Madiran.

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117
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Where is Bearn AOP and what grapes are most common?

A

This is an AOP in Southwest France. Whites from Petite and Gros Manseng and reds from Cabernet, Cab Franc and Tannant.

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118
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What grapes would be in the wines from Buzet AOP?

A

Buzet is in Southwest France. Blanc, Rose and Rouge wines from Bordeaux varietals plus Petite and Gros Manseng

119
Q

Region and grapes: Brulhois AOP

A

Southwest France. Rose and Rouge wines fro Cab, Cab Franc, Tannant, Cot, Fer-Servadou. This was a region that was upgraded from VDQS tier in 2011.

120
Q

What styles of wine come from Bergerac?

A

Blanc, Rose and Rouge from Semillon, Sav Blanc, Muscadelle, Cab Franc, Cot and Merlot

121
Q

How is Cotes de Bergerac AOP different from Bergerac AOP?

A

Cotes de Bergerac is within the Bergerac AOP. Can only produce blanc and rouge wines, no rose. Has a higher alcohol percentage.

122
Q

What wine style is permitted for Cahors?

A

Rouge only. 70% Cot, Merlot and Tannant. Cahors is on 3 terraces about the Lot River.

123
Q

Permitted grapes and wine styles for Cotes de Millau AOP?

A

Blanc, Rose and Rouge.
Chenin, Mauzac, Gamay, Syrah
This was another region that was upgraded from VDQS tier in 2011.

124
Q

Where would you find the Coteaux du Quercy AOP?

A

Southwest France. Rose and Rouge wines from Cabernet, Cab Franc and Merlot.

125
Q

Where is Correze AOP?

A

Southwest France for Rouge from Cabernet France. Vin de Paille from Chardonnay, SB, Cabernet, Franc, Merlot and aged 3 years with 18 months in wood. “Coteaux de la Vezere” is 100% Chenin for whites and Cabernet franc for rouge wines.

126
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What are the grapes that are used for Floc de Gascogne?

A

This can be made in a blanc or rose style. Columbard, Gros & Petite Manseng, SB, Semillon and Cab, Cab Franc are used. Fortified with Armagnac.

127
Q

How are Cotes de Montravel and Montravel different?

A

Cotes de Montravel AOP is blanc only from Semillon, SB, and Muscadelle. This is a sweet wine AOP with the minimum 25g/l. Montravel is for Blanc and Rouge from Bordeaux varieties and is for dry wines only.

128
Q

What are the sweet wine AOPs of Bergerac?

A 
Haut Montravel
Cotes de Montravel
Rosette
Saussignac
Monbazillac
129
Q

Pecharamant and Pecherent du Vic-Bilh differ how?

A

Pecharmant AOP is rouge only from Bordeaux varieties
Pecherent du Vic-Bilh is Blanc only for both dry and sweet styles. Grapes used are Cornu/ Petite and Gros Manseng. Pecharmant du Vic-Bilh is within Madiran and isn’t close to Pecharmant

130
Q

What is the minimum RS for Juroncon Sec, Blanc and VT?

A

Sec. is 4g/l
Blanc is 40g/l
VT is 55g/l

131
Q

Monbaziac produces Blanc and SGN wines from white BXD varietals- what are the min RS requirements?

A

Blanc is 45g/l

SGN is 85g/l

132
Q

What are a few regions of Southwest France that were upgraded from VDQS in 2011?

A 
Estaing- blanc, rose and rouge dry wines
Entraygues le Fel- blanc, rose and rouge
Cotes de Millau-blanc, rose and rouge
Saint Mont- blanc, rose and rouge dry wines
Saint Sardos- Rose and Rouge dry wines
Tursan- blanc, rose and rouge dry wines.
133
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What is the minimum RS for Saussignac AOP?

A

Blanc only. 25hl/ha
68g/l RS

Wines must be hand harvested in tries. Botrytis.

134
Q

When was Domaine Tempier founded?

A

1936 by Lucien Peyraud

135
Q

Cote Roannaise is a rose only AOP located where?

A

Central France. 100% Gamay

136
Q

What wine style would you find in Cotes de Forez?

A

This is an AOP of Central France. Rose and Rouge wines are permitted from 100% Gamay.

137
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What are the permitted grapes of Cotes d’Auvergne?

A

This is an AOP of Central France. Blanc, Rose and Rouge wines permitted from 100% Chardonnay, or rose and rouge are 50% Gamay and Pinot Noir

138
Q

What are the predominant soils of Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine?

A

Clay soils

139
Q

What is the main soil type of Muscadet Cotes de Grandlieu?

A

Sandy stony soils which produce a riper style of Muscadet

140
Q

What is the major soil type of Muscadet Coteaux de la Loire?

A

Schist soils which produce a leaner style of wine.

141
Q

What is another name for Chenin Blanc in the Loire Valley?

A

Pineau de la Loire

142
Q

A white wine from Coteaux d’Ancenis would be 100% which varietal?

A

100% Pinot Gris

143
Q

Coteaux d’Ancenis stands out from the rest of the Pays Nantais AOPs because it has 100% varietal wines for blanc, rose and rouge from which grapes?

A

Blanc 100% Pinot Gris
Rose: 100% Gamay
Rouge 100% Gamay

144
Q

What is another name for Pinot Gris in Pays Nantais? (Also in Valle d’Aoste?)

145
Q

What is the minimum alcohol for Muscadet? How about Muscadet Sur Lie?

A

9.5% for Muscadet

10% for Sur Lie

146
Q

Gros Plant du Pays Nantais regulations

A

Blanc & Blanc Sur Lie
70% Folle Blanche plus Columbard
Sur Lie must be bottled between March 1 and November 30 the year following harvest.

147
Q

Fiefs Vendeens AOP is located where? Which wines may they produce?

A

In the southern part of Pays Nantais.
Blanc: 60% Chenin, Chardonnay and SB, Grolleau
Rose: 80% Gamay and Pinot
Rouge: Cabernet Franc, Neggrette, Pinot

148
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What is the minimum alcohol for a Muscadet with indication of a subzone?

A

11% which is much higher than the 9.5% for regular Muscadet.

149
Q

What are the permitted grapes for Cremant de Loire AOP?

A

Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Orbois, Cabernet Franc, Grolleau & Grolleau Gris, Pinot Noir, Cabernet and Pineau d’Aunis

150
Q

Anjou Coteaux de la Loire AOP is unique in what way for Anjou?

A

It is 100% Chenin blanc but made in a sweet style. Botrytis grapes harvested in Tries. 34g/l

151
Q

Coteau de l’Aubance and Coteau de Saumur are similar in what way?

A

Both are 100% Chenin, and both are botrytis grapes harvested in tries. Both are 34g/l. Both are in Anjou-Saumur. Coteau de l’Aubance can also be SGN

152
Q

Savennieres AOP can be made in which sweetness levels?

A

Sec
Demi Sec.Doux
Doux is more than 45g/l
Moulleaux

153
Q

Touraine Noble-Joue is an AOP for which style of wine?

A

Rose only from Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris

154
Q

Can rose wine be made in Borgeuil?

A

Yes, red and rose permitted

155
Q

What are the subzones of Touraine?

A 
Amboise
Mesland
Away-le-Rideau
Oilsly
Chenonceaux
156
Q

What are the two new AOPs that were formerly part of Savennieres?

A

Coulee de Serrant

Roouche Aux Moines

157
Q

When did Vouvray become an AOP?

158
Q

Valencay can produce what styles of wine?

A

From Touraine. Can produce blanc, rose and rouge.
Sauvignon Blanc
Rose is Gamay and Pinot
Rouge is Cot, Pineau d’Aunis and Cabernet Franc

159
Q

Orleans-Clery is known for which grape?

A

100% Cabernet Franc

160
Q

A red wine from Menetou-Salon would be from which grape?

A

Pinot Noir. Central vineyards. Whites are from Sauvignon Blanc.

161
Q

Pouilly-Sur-Loire in the Central Vineyards is known for which grape?

A

100% Chasselas. Grows on Kimmeridgean marl, limestone and flint.

162
Q

Three soil types for Sancerre

A

Terres Blanches
Caillottes
Silex

163
Q

The wines from Reuilly AOP are from which grapes?

A

Blanc: SB

Rose and Rouge: Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris

164
Q

Quincy AOP is known for which grape?

A

Sauvignon Blanc. Sandy soil here.

165
Q

Describe the last few vintages in the Loire Valley

A 
2016- frost year
2015- good
2014- good but low yields
2013- hail in Vouvray
2012 Great in Muscadet but bas elsewhere
2011-  rotten
2010 Great
2009- great
2008- frost but good
2007- good
2006 difficult
2005- hot and dry
2002- classic
2001- rot
2000- good but rainy and wet
166
Q

In what year did Alsace become an AOP?

A

1962- was the last major region to get AOP status

167
Q

From which year on must Alsatian Riesling be fermented dry?

168
Q

What is Klevener de Heiligenstein? How does this differ from Klevner?

A

Savagnin Rose and can be bottled in 5 communes. Klevner is Pinot Blanc.

169
Q

What is the max harvest yield for Alsace AOP and Alsace Grand Cru?

A

Alsace AOP: 80hl/ha

Alsace Grand Cru: 55hl/ha

170
Q

What year did the Alsace Grand Cru AOP go from 1 AOP to 51?

171
Q

What are the minimum alcohols for Riesling, Muscat, Sylvaner, Pinot Gris and Muscat in aLsace?

A

Riesling, Muscat and Sylvaner: 11%

Pinot Gris & Gewurztraminer: 12.5%

172
Q

What are the minimum must weights for Riesling and Muscat in Alsace?

A

VT-244g

SGN- 276g/l

173
Q

What are the minimum must weights for SGN Pinot Gris an Gewurtztraminer?

A

VT: 270
SGN: 306

174
Q

Name the producer and village for the following CLOS vineyards of Alsace.
Clos des Capucins

A

Kayserberg made by Domaine Weinbach

175
Q

Clos Windsbuhl

A

In Hunawihr made by Zind-Humbrecht

176
Q

Clos Jesbel

A

In Turkheim made by Zind Humbrecht

177
Q

Clos Himmelreich

A

Orschwihr made by Lucien Albrecht

178
Q

What is the required blend for Altenberg de Bergheim?

A

50-70% Riesling, 10-25% Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Chasselas, Muscat and Pinot Blanc

179
Q

Kaefferkopf is a blended Grand Cru AOP based on which grape?

A

60-80 Gewurtztraminer.

180
Q

Which Grand Cru is Clos St. Urban in? This wine is made by Zind Humbrecht.

181
Q

May Grand cru vineyards also produce non grand cru wines?

A

Yes they may

182
Q

Clos St. Hune is in which Grand cru?

A

Rosaker, most famously made by Trimbach.

183
Q

Name some excellent VT and SGN years in Alsace recently since 2000.

A 
2009
2007
2005
2002
2001
184
Q

Name some older vintages pre 2000 that were good for the VT and SGN wines.

A

1994
1990
1989

185
Q

Does Edelzwicker wines need to be vintage dated?

186
Q

What is the “indice” in Alsace?

A

indicates how sweet a wine will be on the bottle Zind Humbrecht is the creator of this and numbers go from 1-5 dry to sweet.

187
Q

Marc d’Alsace is made from which noble grape?

A

Gewurtztraminer.

188
Q

Bordeaux AOP and Bordeaux Superior are different in alcohol for Blanc and Rouge- what are the permitted levels?

A

Bordeaux AOP
Blanc: 10%
Rouge: 10.5%

Bordeaux Superieur
Blanc: 12%
Rouge 11%

Bordeaux AOP can also produce rose wine, “Haut-Benauge,” as well as Blanc Moelleux

189
Q

What is the largest AOP in Bordeaux?

190
Q

What grapes are permitted in Cremant de Bordeaux?

A

Vin Mousseaux blanc: Cab Franc, Cabernet, Merlot, Petite, Carmenere, Muscadelle, SB, SG, Columbard, Merlot Blanc, Ugni Blanc

Vin Mousseaux Rose: red grapes only

191
Q

Which Bordeaux chateau will not release a first wine for the 2017. Vintage?

A

Chateau Corbin in St. Emilion

Chateau Fieuzal in Pessac

192
Q

Who purchased Chateau Haut-Baitailly in 2017?

A

The Cazes family

193
Q

Which sweet wine AOP has the highest harvest yield?
Sauternes
Barsac
Cerons

A

Cerons- 40hl/ha

Sauternes and Barsac are both 25hl/ha

194
Q

Name some Chateau of Graves that are only classified for white wines?

A

Chateau Couhins
Chateau Couhins-Lurton
Chateau Laville-Haut-Brion

195
Q

Name some Chateau of Graves that are only classified for red wines.

A 
Chateau de Fieuzal
Chateau Haut-Bailly
Chateau Haut Brion
Chateau La Mission Haut Brion
Chateau Smith Haut Lafite
Chateau Pape-Clement
Chateau La Tour Haut Brion
196
Q

What are the subzones of the Cotes de Bordeaux AOP?

A 
Francs
 Cadillac
Castillo
Blaye
Saints Foy
197
Q

Cadillac AOP is a subzone of Cotes de Bordeaux AOP. What style of wine is made here?

A

Blanc only in a sweet style. Made from Muscadelle,SB, SG, Semillon and is 51g/l minimum

198
Q

Cote de Blaye is what style of wine? Blaye AOP is for which style?

A

Cote de Blaye is dry whites, and Blaye is for dry reds.

199
Q

Loupiac, Graves de Vayres and Saints-Croix-du-Mont are all AOPs that focus on wha style of wine?

A

Sweet whites. All are 45g/l minimum

200
Q

The Pomerol buttonhole has which type of soil?

201
Q

What was the last vintage of La Tour Haut Brion?

202
Q

In which year recently was Le Pin not produced?

203
Q

In which years were the classification of St. Emilion revised?

A 
The classification of 1954 was revised in these years:
1969
1985
1996
2006
2012
204
Q

What is Merlot known as in St. Emilion?

205
Q

Chateau Suideraut was purchased in what year and by whom? Hoe did this impact the wine?

A

Purchased in 1992 by AXA and the quality has improved since them.

206
Q

What year did LVMH purchase Y’quem?

207
Q

What is the IGT of Bordeaux?

A

Atlantique

208
Q

Which two IGTs partly cover Burgundy??

A

No IGT officially covers all of Burgundy but the. Coteaux de. L’Auxois and the Saint-Marie-la-Blanche cover part of the Burgundy areas.

209
Q

What year was the Bourgogne AOC created?

210
Q

What is the smallest cru of Beaujolais?

211
Q

What is the highest classification for Cremant de Bourgogne?

A

Cremant Grand Eminent
3 years aging on the lees plus three months after disgorgement. Only the first 75% of pressing may be used. Must be 15g/l or less dosage. Aligote is not allowed in Grande Eminent.

212
Q

What are the two largest producing villages of Macon?

A

St Veran- 36,275hl

Pouilly-Fuisse- 35,617hl

213
Q

What is the largest producing village of the Cote de Beaune?

A

Meursault is #1 at 18,000 hl and then Beaune is #2 at 15,000

214
Q

Which two villages produce the most wine in the Cote de Nuits?

A

Gevrey is #1 and Nuits St. George’s is #2

215
Q

Which grand cru of Chablis is the next largest after Les Clos?

A

Vaudesir is 15.43 ha

216
Q

What are the harvest yields for Chablis AOP, 1er cru and Grand Cru?

A

Chablis AOP: 60hl/ha
1er cru: 58hl/ha
Grand Cru: 54 hl/ha

217
Q

Name some producers who make a Vaudesir

A

Christian Moreau
Louis Michel
Alain Besson
Gerard Tremblay

218
Q

Name some producers who bottle a Grenouilles bottling?

A

La Chablisienne
Philippe Testut
Benoit Droin
Louis Michel

219
Q

Producers who make a Blanchot bottling?

A

Raveneau
Vocoret
Laroche
La Chablisienne

220
Q

Name some producers of Preuses

A

Billaud Simon
Both Dauvisats
La Chablisienne

221
Q

Producers of Clos

A 
Fevre
Billaud SImon
Raveneau
Louis Michel
Christian and Louis Moreau
222
Q

What is the required alcohol of Petite Chablis?

223
Q

What styles of wine may be produced in Maconnaise AOP

A

Blanc
Rose
Rouge
Rose Primeur/Nouveau

224
Q

What are the communes of Pouilly-Fuisse?

A

Chaintre
Solutre-Pouilly
Fuisse
Vergisson

225
Q

What is the only color wine permitted in Macon-Villages?

A

White- this is different from other Villages designations that are red.

226
Q

What are all the AOPs of Macon?

A 
Pouilly-Fuisse
Pouilly-Loche
Pouilly-Vinzelles
St. Veran
Vire-Clesse
227
Q

Which famous vintner from Soave recently died in 2018?

A

Leonildo Pieropan. Winery was founded in 1890. He was the first person to do an oak-aged Soave.

228
Q

What are the AOPs of the Cote Chalonnaise?

A 
Mercury
Givry
Montagny
Rully
Booze Ron
229
Q

Which of the AOPs in the Macon cannot produce 1er cru wines?

230
Q

Which of the AOPs of Cote Chalonnaise may only produce white wines?

A

Bouzeron and Montagny.

231
Q

What are the communes of Givry AOP?

A

Dracy le Fort, Givry, Jambles

232
Q

What are the communes of Mercury?

A

Mercury, Saint Martin-Sous-Mantaigu

233
Q

Where in the Cote Chalonnaise and all of Burgundy is the center of Cremant production?

234
Q

Which is the largest producing AOP in the Cote Chalonnaise?

A

Mercury is #1 at 27,700 hl

Montagny is #2 at 17,000hl

235
Q

Name the top two regions in Burgundy in terms of quantity of white wine produced?

A

Chablis

Macon

236
Q

What are the permitted wine styles for the Cote Chalonnaise AOP?

A

White, rose and red from 44 communes.

237
Q

How big is Corton AOP?

A

Corton is 160ha

Corton-Charlegmagne is 71ha

238
Q

What is the name of the dry wine made by Chateau Suideraut?

A

Le Blanc Sec de Suideraut

239
Q

What is the current release of Bollinger R.D?

A

2004 was just released after being aged 13 years on the lees. Disgorged in November 2017.

240
Q

What is the first vintage of Comtes de Champagne? What is the current release?

A
  1. The house was originally found in 1734. 2007 is due to be released soon. This will be the 37th release of the wine.
241
Q 
Of the 2012 vintage rate these wines from most expensive to cheapest. 
Haut Brion
Margaux
Mouton
Lafite
Latour
A

Latour 2012 not yet released.

#1 Lafite
#2 Margaux
#3 Mouton
#4 Haut Brion
242
Q 
Rate these 2012 second growths in order of most expensive to cheapest:
Cos d’Estournel
Leoville-Poyferre
Leoville-las-Cases
Montrose
A 
#1 Leoville-las-Cases
#2 Cos
#3 Leoville Poyferre
#4 Montrose
243
Q 
If I wanted to drink some 2012 Pomerol which is the most expensive and which is the cheapest?
La Fleur-Petrus
Trotanoy
Lafleur
La Conseillante
A

Lafleur is always the most expensive outside of Petrus and Le Pin. La Conseillante is the cheapest with Trotanoy and La Fleur Petrus at about the same price in the middle.

244
Q 
If I want to invest in some Sauternes and can’t afford Y’quem, which of these would be the best investment?
Coutet
Climens
Rieussec
Suideraut
A

Climens always sells for the highest price of the premier crus.

245
Q

Of these St. Emilion Chateau, which has been selling for the highest price the last few years?
Cheval Blanc
Ausone
Angelus

A

Ausone- the price has been higher than Cheval Blanc of Angelus since 1998 vintage.

246
Q

Which of these fourth growths sells for the highest price the last few vintages?
Talbot
Beychevelle
Duhart-Milon

A

Beychevelle has been the highest since 1990 vintage

247
Q 
Of these fifth growths, which is the most expensive?
Grand-Puy-Lacoste
Haut-Batailly
Lynch-Bages
Pontet-Canet
A

Lynch Bages is the most expensive followed by Pontet-Canet. Has been like this since the 1982 vintage for Lynch-Bages. Pontet Canet has risen since the 1998 vintage and knocked Grand-Puy-Lacoste out of second place.

248
Q 
For these wines from Pessac-Leognan, rate them priciest to cheapest based on the last few vintages. 
Domaine de Chevalier
Haut-Bailly
La Mission Haut Brion
Pape Clement
Smith Haut Lafite
A 
#1 La Mission
#2 Pape Clement
#3 Smith Haut Lafite
#4 Haut-Bailly
249
Q

What is the blend of Chateau Ausone?

A

55% Cab Franc and 45% Merlot usually

250
Q

Cotes de Bordeaux Castillon and Cadillac are permitted for what style of wine?

A

Dry reds only. Along with Blaye AOP these are the regions of the Cotes de Bordeaux that are red wine only. Cotes de Bordeaux Francs and St. Foy are Blanc, Rouge and Liquoreaux, and Cotes de Bordeaux Blaye is Rouge and Blanc.

251
Q

How is Cadillac AOP different from Cotes de Bordeaux Cadillac?

A

Cotes Bordeaux Cadillac AOP is Rouge only while Cadillac AOP is a sweet white only AOP (51g/l)

252
Q

How are Blaye AOP and Cotes de Bordeaux Blaye AOP different?

A

Blaye AOP is rouge wine only based on Cabernet while Cotes de Bordeaux Blaye is Rouge and Blanc.

253
Q

Who is the monopole owner of Peleat?

254
Q

What was the first vintage of Seppetsfield’s tawny?

A

1878- released 1978

255
Q

Second growths of Bordeaux

A 
Cos Estournel
Montrose
Pichon Longueville Baron
Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande
Leoville-Las-Cases
Leoville-Poyferre
Leoville-Barton
Gruaud-Larose
Ducru-Beaucaillou
Rauzan-Segla
Rauzan-Gassies
Durfort-Vivens
Lascombes
Brane-Cantenac
256
Q

Ruazan-Gassies commmune and growth

A

2nd growth Margaux

257
Q

Leoville-Poyferre, Gruaud-Larose and Leoville-Barton are all classified what in which commune?

A

2nd growth in St. Julien. Leoville-las-Cases is also a second growth here along with Ducru-Beaucaillou.

258
Q

What are the third growths of St. Julien?

A

There are two- Lagrange and Langoa Barton

259
Q

Lagrange and Langoa-Barton are classified where?

A

St. Julien 3rd growth.

260
Q

Desmirail, Boyd-Cantenac, and Malescot-Saint-Exupery are all classified where?

A

Margaux 3rd growths.

261
Q

What are the classified growths of Haut Medoc?

A

La Lagune- 3rd
La Tour Carnet- 4th
De Camensac- 5th
Cantemerle- 5th

262
Q

Name the classification of Kirwin, Giscours and Lagrange

A

All are third growths. Kirwin and Giscours are both Margaux and Lagrange is in St. Julien.

263
Q

Classification of Saint-Pierre?

A

Fourth growth Saint-Julien

264
Q

Classification of Talbot, Brainaire-Ducru and Pouget

A

All are fourth growths. Talbot and Brainaire are both in Saint-Julien an dPouget is in Margaux.

265
Q

Classification for La Tour Carnet?

A

Fourth growth in Haut Medoc.

266
Q

What is the only 5th growth in Saint-Estephe?

A

Cos Labory

267
Q

Classification of Cos Labory?

A

5th growth Haut Medoc.

268
Q

Classification of du Tetre?

A

5th growth Margaux

269
Q

Classification of Croizet Bages?

A

5th growth Paullac.

270
Q

Classification of Duhart-Milon-Rothschild, Marquis de Terme and Prieure-Lichine?

A

Duhart is 4th growth in Pauillac, Marquis de Terme and Prieure are both 4th growths in Margaux

271
Q

Classification of Dauzac, and Belgrve?

A

Both are 5th growths, Dauza is in Margaux and Belgrave is in Haut Medoc.

272
Q

What are the best vintages on the left bank of Bordeaux since 2000?

A

2015
2010
2009
2005

273
Q

Worst vintages of the left Bank since 2000.

A 
2013
2011
2007
2004
2002
274
Q

Best right bank vintages since 2000

A

2015
2010
2009
2005

275
Q

Best Sauternes vintages since 2000

A 
2014
2011
2010
2009
2007
276
Q

Worst Sauternes vintages since 2000

A

2012
2008
2000

277
Q

What are the major grape varietals of Jurancon?

A

Petite and Gros Mensang, Petite Corbu, Lauzet, Corbu

278
Q

What are the two premier crus of Savennieres?

A

Roche aux Moines

Coulee de Serrant

279
Q

What are the second growths of St. Julien?

A 
Leoville-Las-Cases
Leoville-Poyferre
Leoville-Barton
Gruraud-Larose
Ducru-Beaucaillou
280
Q

What are the second growths of Margaux? There are 4

A

Rauzan-Segla
Rauzan Gassies
Dufort-Vivens
Lascombes

281
Q

What are the second growths of Pauillac?

A

Pichon-Longueville

Pichon-Longueville-Laland

282
Q

What are the second growths of St. Estephe?

A

Montrose

Cos d’Estournel

283
Q

What are the 4th growths of St. Julien? There are 4

A

Saint-Pierre
Talbot
Branaire-Ducru
Beychevelle

284
Q

What are the fourth growths of Margaux? There are 3

A

Marquis de Terme
Prieur Lichine
Pougeot

285
Q

What is the fourth growth in Haut Medoc?

A

La Tour Carnet

286
Q

What is the third growth of Haut Medoc?

287
Q

What is the classification of Kirwin?

A

Margaux third growth

288
Q

What is the classification of CHateau

Cos Labory?

A

Fifth growth St. Estephe

289
Q

What is the classification of Chateau Cantemerle?

A

Fifth growth Margaux

290
Q

Classification of Camensac?

A

Fifth growth Margaux

291
Q

Classification of Lascombes?

A

Second growth Margaux

292
Q

Classification of Belgrave?

A

Fifth growth Haut Medoc

293
Q

Where did St. Joseph get it’s name?

A

Jesuits in the 17th century named it. The region was called Tournon before.

2018 MS Alexis Iaconis (28 decks)

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