Jura and Savoie Flashcards

1
Q

Roussette is a synonym for ______.

A

Altesse

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2
Q

What is the minimum aging required for vin de paille prior to release?

A

Three years

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3
Q

Grapes destined for vin de paille wines must dry for a minimum of _______ weeks.

A

6

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4
Q

What is the most planted grape in Jura?

A

Chardonnay

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5
Q

Which of the following soil types is most common in Jura?
A. Granite
B. Schist
C. Limestone and clay
D. Sand

A

Limestone and clay

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6
Q

What is the sole style of Bugey Cerdon wines?

A

Sparkling rose

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7
Q

Which of the following best describes the climate of Jura?
A. Continental
B. Maritime
C. Mediterranean
D. Desert

A

Continental

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8
Q

Savoie produces more white wine than red wine. T/F

A

True

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9
Q

Which country sits directly across Lake Geneva from Savoie?

A

Switzerland

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10
Q

What is the capital of Savoie?

A

Chambery

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11
Q

Match the following grapes to their appellation
A. Altesse
B. Savagnin
C. Gamay

A

A. Seyssel
B. Chateau-Chalon
C. Bugey-Cerdon

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12
Q

Which of the following appellations produces only white wines?
A. L’Etoile
B. Cotes du Jura
C. Vin de Savoie
D. Arbois

A

L’Etoile

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13
Q

A local fossil, shaped like a five pointed star can be found in which appellation?

A

L’Etoile

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14
Q

Grapes are typically dried prior to use in vin jaune production. T/F

A

False

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15
Q

What is the most planted grape in Savoie?

A

Jacquere

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16
Q

Pinot Noir is permitted for vin de paille wines. T/F

A

False

17
Q

Vin Jaune wines may be released under Arbois, L’Etoile and Cotes du Jura AOP. T/F

A

True

18
Q

Gewurztraminer is genetically related to the _______ grape of the Jura.

A

Traminer

19
Q

Which of the following wines is aged under flor, similar to sherry.
A. Vin Jaune
B. Vin de Paille
C. Macvin du Jura
D. Cremant du Jura

A

Vin Jaune

20
Q

Which of the following is a white grape
A. Trousseau
B. Savagnin
C. Poulsard
D. Mondeuse

A

Savagnin

21
Q

Which of the following best describes the landscape of Savoie?
A. Alpine, mountainous
B. Mostly flatland
C. Rolling hills
D. Rocky, coastal cliffs

A

Alpine, mountainous

22
Q

Which is an important grape found in Savoie?
A. Syrah
B. Viognier
C. Mondeuse
D. Grenache

A

Mondeuse

23
Q

Which of the following countries is closest to Savoie?
A. Germany
B. Austria
C. Spain
D. Italy

A

Italy

24
Q

White wines in Jura may be a blend of Chardonnay and ________.

A

Savagnin

25
Q

Which river flows through Savoie from Lake Geneva in Switzerland?
A. Rhone
B. B. Loire
C. Ain
D. Cher

A

Rhone

26
Q

Savoie is located _______ of the Jura region.

A

Southeast

27
Q

Match the Savoie cru to the permitted style of wine.
A. Arbin
B. Crepy
C. Ayze

A

A. Red 100% Mondeuse
B. White min 80% Chasselas
C. Sparkling min 50% Gringet

28
Q

Pinot Noir, Poulsard and _______ are the red grapes authorized for Cotes de Jura AOP

A

Trousseau