French Wine Regions Flashcards
What are the 5 regions in Bourgogne (Burgundy)?
- Challis
- Cote de Nuits
- Cote de Beaune
- Cote Chalonnaise
- Maconnais
What are Cote de Nuits & Cote de Beaune called collectively? And what region are they located in?
Cote d’Or, in Bourgogne/Burgundy
How many miles (or km) long is Bourgogne?
93 mi/150 km
What regions in Bourgogne/Burgundy are known for Chardonnay?
- Chablis
- Cote de Beaune
- Maconnais
What are the notable appellations of Cote de Beaune (for white wine), what region is it in, and what grape are they known for?
- Mersault AOC
- Puligny-Montrachet AOC
In Bourgogne/Burgundy
Known for Chardonnay
What is/are the notable application(s) for Maconnais, what region is it located in, and what grape is it known for?
Pouilly-Fuisse AOC is in Bourgogne/Burgundy, and is known for Chardonnay.
What region in France is known for Pinot Noir?
Bourgogne/Burgundy
What region(s) in Bourgogne are known for Pinot Noir?
Cote de Nuits & Cote de Beaune
Which collectively are known as Cote d’Or
What are the notable appellations in Cote de Nuits for red wine? What grape and what region are they in?
- Nuits-St. George AOC
- Gevrey-Chambertin AOC
Pinot Noir
Bourgogne/Burgundy
What are the notable appellations in Cote de Beaune for red wine? What grape and what region are they in?
- Beaune AOC
- Pommard AOC
Pinot Noir
Bourgogne/Burgundy
What French region is Merlot associated with?
Bordeaux
Which bank is associated with which grape in Bordeaux?
Right Bank= Merlot
Left Bank= Cab Sauv
What right bank regions in Bordeaux are known for red wine? And what grape?
- Pomerol AOC
- Saint-Emilon AOC
Merlot
What region is known for its Left & Right bank?
Bordeaux
What grape is the left bank of the Bordeaux region known for?
Cabernet Sauvignon