General Questions Flashcards
What is the minimum ABV for Alsace Grand Cru?
- This changes for each Grand Cru Village*
Riesling/Muscat/Sylvaner: 11%
Pinot Gris/Gewurztraminer: 12.5%
Altenberg de Bergheim:
Riesling: 12%
Pinot Gris/Gewurztraminer: 14%
Kaefferkopf:
Riesling: 11%
Pinot Gris/Gewurztraminer: 12.5%
What does the term Gentil indicate on a label?
AOC Alsace wines w/ 50% noble grapes w/ the remainder being Sylvaner, Chasselas, or Pinot Blanc.
How many grand crus are in Alsace?
51
Sylvaner may be bottled as a single varietal in which Alsace Grand Cru?
Zotzenberg
What is a Clavelin?
620 mL bottle normally used for Vin de Jaune in the jura.
What are the AOPs of the Jura?
Cotes du Jura
Macvin du Jura
Cremant du Jura
Arbois
Chateau Chalon
l’Etoile
What is the main varietal of Roussette du Bugey AOP?
Altesse (Roussette)
What are the AOPs of Savoie?
Vin de Savoie
Cremant de Savoie
Rousette de Savoie
Roussette de Savoie
Seyssel
Bugey
Roussette du Bugey
What is the primary grape for Vin Jaune?
Savignin
What AOPs are permitted to produce Vin Jaune?
Arbois AOP
Chateau Chalon AOP
Cotes du Jura AOP
l’Etoile AOP
What is the minimum ABV for Vin Jaune?
Arbois: 10.5%
Chateau Chalon: 12%
Cotes du Jura: 10.5%
l’Etoile: 10.5%
What is Gres de Vosges?
Red colored sandstone commonly found in Alsace. Made mostly of quartz and feldspar, iron oxide causes the red color.
In which Grand Cru is Clos St. -Hune located?
Rocacker Grand Cru
What is the minimum amount of time Bandol Rouge must spend in oak?
18 months.
What arw the communes for VDN Rasteau AOP?
Cairanna, Rasteau, and Sablet.