Jura and Savoie Flashcards

1
Q

What are the main white grapes found in the Savoie

A

Jacqueres, Altesse, Roussane (Bergeron) , Chardonnay.

The latter 3 produce higher quality wines and Chardonnay is used for some sparkling production

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What are the main Red grapes found in the Savoie

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Mondeuse, Gamay, and Pinot Noir.

These grapes are used for red and rose production

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3
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The Cru Chignin-Bergeron produces 100% of what grape?

A

Roussanne

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4
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the crus of Marignan, Ripaille and Crépy lie along a famous lake ( Swiss lake ) and require a minimum ____ of _________?
Switzerlands prized white grape

A

80%,

Chasselas

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5
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What is the lake located in the center of the Savoie just south of Seyssel?

A

Lake Bourget

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6
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This appellation is located to the west of Lake Bourget and produces all three styles of wine.

A

Bugey

and Bugey-Cerdon for sparkiling rose production in the far NW reaches of the Savoie

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7
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Roussette de Savoie and Roussette de Bugey are both made from 100% of what grape varietal?

A

Altesse

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8
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In the town Chautagne, known for its reds, Gamay and PN, there is a wine that is labeled Jongieux, what is the varietal in this wine?

A

100% Jacquere, the town also produces Altesse

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9
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What four communes can attach the name Roussette de Savoie to their labels? Name them from north to south.

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Fangy, Marestal, Monthoux, and Monterminod.

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10
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The AOP of Bugey was upgraded to its status in the year 2002. True or False.

A

False, it was 2009

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11
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The Savoie mainly produces what style of wine?

A

White wines, they are two times more likely to produce a white than a red or rose.

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12
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A dark skinned, peppery grape similar to Beaujolais that is found in the Savoie

A

Mondeuse

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13
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Chateau-Chalon is limited to vin de paille wines. T or F

A

False, it is limited to Vin Jaune

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14
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This style of Jura wine occurs when the grapes are picked early and left to dry before fermentation, then aged in old barrels. What the possible grapes for this wine and the style of wine?

A

This style of winemaking is called vin de Paille, where the grapes dry in a well ventilated room until January.

Chardonnay, Savagnin, or Poulsard. Abv over 14.5 somtimes

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15
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L’ etoile AOP is located within the lower half of the Savoie and produces only white wine.

A

False, It is located in the lower half of the Jura, but it is a white wine only appellation.

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16
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What are the major white grapes of the Jura? and the minimum % for a Cotes du Jura wine

A

Chardonnay, Savaginin.

These grapes must make up a minimum of 80% of the blend.

17
Q

What are the major red grapes of the Jura?

A

Pinot Noir, Trousseau, Poulsard

18
Q

What are the aging and releasing requirement for Vin de paille?

A

This wines must age a minimum of three years before release with a min of 18 months in old oak barrels.

19
Q

Cremant de Jura wines are made using the charmat method or the method traditionelle

A

Method Traditionelle Established in 1995.

20
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Macvin du Jura requires a minimum of 18 months in oak after mutage before it can be released. T or F

A

False, 12 months.