Jura Copied & Amended Flashcards
What is the general appellation of the Jura?
Cotes du Jura AOP
What are the 3 main red grapes of the Jura?
Poulsard (Ploussard)
Trousseau
Pinot Noir.
What are the 2 main white grapes of the Jura?
What are they also known as?
Chardonnay (Gamay Blanc)
Savangnin (known locally as Naturé, elsewhere as Traminer)
Vin Jaune is made exlusively from which grape?
100% Savignin
What are the 3 communal appellations in the Jura?
Arbois AOP,
L’Etoile AOP,
Château Chalon AOP.
The Jura is located East of ___ and West of ___
Burgundy
Switzerland
L’Etoile AOC produces which color of wine?
From which grapes?
Generally, in which style?
White
Chardonnay, Savignin
Dry whites - but many in the oxidative, late-bottled style.
Chateau Chalon AOP specializes in which kind of wine?
Produced from which grapes grown on what type of soil?
Vin Jaune
100% Savignin grown on limestone/marl soils.
What is the name of the squat bottle used for Vin Jaune?
“Clavelin”, 62 cl
Vin de Paille is made using ___ grapes.
Dried
Vin jaune wines are always dry.
True or False?
True
Vin Jaune wines may be released under which 4 appellations?
L’Etoile AOC
Arbois AOC
Cotes du Jura AOC
Chateau-Chalon AOC
Château Chalon AOP wines must be bottled in a _____.
Clavelin
Chateau Chalon is associated with which wine/vineyard area?
Jura/Vin Jaune
Winemaking Law for AOCs in Jura
Wine Law & Regulations
White wine (excl. Vin Jaune, Vin de Paille)
Savagnin and Chardonnay – must make up 80% of blend
Max. yield is 60 hL/Ha.
Red/rose wines
Pinot Noir, Poulsard and Trousseau, must be 80% of blend
Max. yield is 55 hL/Ha.
Vin Jaune
Only Savagnin
Max yield is 60 hL/Ha.
Must not be racked or topped!
Sold to consumer from January – SEVEN YEARS after harvest
Must be sold in a 62 cl CLAVELIN
Vin de Paille
Max. yield is 20 hL/Ha.
18months in barrel
released after 3 years
Pinot Noir cannot be used - all four others can