FWS Champagne Flashcards

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Approximately how many crayères can be found in Champaign

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250

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What impact did Rome have on the region of champagne

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3 main impacts- -champagne became a chalk quarry -champagne began formal viticulture practices -champagne became an established trade center due to the construction of four Roman roads

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True or false, for the majority of its history wine production and champagne was still

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True!

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How long was Troyes the Capitol of Champagne?

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From 900 A.D. until 1789

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What is a broquelet?

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A traditional bottle seal prior to cork, it was a wooden stopper coated with tallow “beef or mutton fat”

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Up to and continuing on through the 1800s most champagne was served with desserts: true or false

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Truth

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Which of the following 17th century champagne grapes was whites? -Meslier -Morillon Taconné -Fromenteau -Gouais Noir

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Meslier

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True or false, the “sparkle” was once considered a flaw or fault and wine making

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True

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In which century did the champagne term “brut” appear

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The 19th century

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Europe experienced a mini Ice Age beginning in the 1500s that lead to incomplete fermentations that resuscitated in spring to create the sparkle: true or false

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Absolutely true

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Paraffinage and satinage refer to…

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Wax coatings on corks

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What was the impetus behind the creation of the committee interprofessional du Vin De Champaign(CIVC)?

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German commands during World War II

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The Champagne region takes its name from the Latin word “campagna” meaning

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Open country

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Most of the base wines for Champaign production were fermented in wood prior to world world two: true or false

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True

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Which champagne subzone was once categorized as “champagne deuxième zone”

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Aube

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On what kind of bed rock are the vineyards of most of the cotes des bars based?

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Kimmeridgian

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Which river flows through Reims?

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The Vesle River, (pronounced “Vell”)

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Which of the following is not a Grand Cru Village? -Avize -Vertu -verzy -Verzanay

A

Vertu

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What type of pruning system is shown?

A

Cordon de Royat

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What are the 4 basic pruning systems/methods used in Champagne?

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Cordon De Royat, Chablis, Guyot & Vallée de la Marne

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What type of pruning system is shown?

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chablis

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What type of pruning system is shown?

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Guyot

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What type of pruning system is shown?

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Vallée de la Marne

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