France - Savoie & Jura & Bugey Flashcards
Most planted white grape variety of Savoie.
Jacquère
What is Macvin du Jura?
Powerful Vin de Liqueur
Name the two vintages of the 1980s that no Château-Chalon was made.
1980
1984
Name of the film-forming yeast that is developing in the partially filled casks of Château-Chalon.
Voile
Minimum ageing requirements for Château-Chalon.
6 years and 3 months
Name the two main grapes of Crémant de Savoie.
Jacquère
Altesse
In Jura, Vin Jaune can be bottled under which four AOP’s?
Arbois AOP
L’Etoile AOP
Côtes du Jura AOP
Château-Chalon AOP
If a wine is white and labeled Bugey Manicle, what grape is used to produce it? What if it’s red?
100% Chardonnay (if white)
100% Pinot Noir (if red)
Vin Jaune is commonly compared to Sherry. What is the major difference between the two and what is the common point?
Vin Jaune is not fortified, Sherry is
The formation of the voile (flor) is the common point
What is the only village allowed to append its name to Arbois AOP wines?
Pupillin
Name the appellations of Jura.
Arbois Château-Chalon L'Etoile Côtes du Jura Macvin du Jura Crémant du Jura Marc du Jura
Roussette de Savoie AOP wines are made from 100% of what grape that is synonymous with Roussette?
Altesse
What are the grapes used in L’Etoile AOP? What are the allowed styles produced?
Chardonnay, Savagnin and Poulsard (accessory variety)
Blanc, Vin de Paille and Vin Jaune
Name the grape varieties used in the production of Seyssel AOP for still dry/off-dry and sparkling wines.
Still dry/off-dry: 100% Altesse
Sparkling: Altesse, Chasselas and Molette
Synonym of Roussanne in Savoie.
Bergeron
What is straw wine known as in the Côtes du Jura? What kind of grapes are used for its production? Minimum must weight?
Vin de Paille
Ripe but not botrytised grapes are left to dry for a minimum of 6 weeks after harvest
320 gr/lt
What is the name of the bottle used in Château-Chalon?
Clavelin (62 cl)
What is the maximum yield of Château-Chalon?
30 hl/ha