France- Right Bank Bordeaux Flashcards
Premier Grand Cru Classes A of Saint-Emilion
Ausone
Cheval Blanc
Angelus
Pavie
What are the chateaus to be classified as PGCA in Saint-Emilion?
When were they promoted?
Angelus
Pavie
Promoted in 2012
Premier Grand Cru Classes B of Saint-Emilion
- Beausejour Heritiers Duffau-Lagarosse
- Beau-Séjour Becot
- Belair Monange
- Canon
- Canon La-Gaffeliere
- Larcis Ducasse
- Pavie Macquin
- Troplong Mondot
- Trottevieille
- Valandraud
- Clos Fourtet
- La Mondotte
What are the two main soil types of Saint-Emilion
Cotes- steep limestone
Graves- gravelly limestone, resembling the soils of the Medoc
When was the Saint-Emilion classification established
1954, published in 1955
What is Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
- A designation where higher alcohol must be achieved, 11.5% instead of 11%
- Longer elevage, may not be released before May 15th from the second year following harvest instead of April 15 of the following year for Saint-Emilion
- Lower yields, 46 hl/ha instead of 53 hl/ha
What is the famous soil of Pomerol
Crasse de fer- iron rich clay
Name some of the top Chateaus of Pomerol
Le Pin Petrus Vieux-Chateau-Certan Lafleur Trotanoy
Garagistes from Pomerol
Le Pin
Name two famous “garagistes” from Saint-Emilion
La Mondotte
Valandraud
Satellites of Saint-Emilion
Lussac
Puisseguin
Montagne
St. George-Saint-Emilion
What generic AOPs allow only reds in the Right Bank
Blaye AOP
Cotes de Bordeaux- Blaye
Cotes de Bordeaux- Cadillac
Cotes de Bordeaux- Castillon
Premiere Cotes de Bordeaux produces:
Blanc liquoreux
What AOP in the Right Bank produces only whites
Cotes de Blaye
What is the river (stream) separating Saint-Emilion from its satellites
Barbanne