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1
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In what century was the Treaty of Turin signed?

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19th. 1860

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What are the requirements for Bugey Cerdon?

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Method Ancestrale rose w/Gamay and Poulsard. 2 months lees. 3 atmo. Pressure

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3
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What are the regional appellations of Savoie?

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Vin de Savoie, and Roussette de Savoie - Same boundaries. Grape requirements and appendments are different

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4
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What is the average annual rainfall in Savoie?

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42 in.

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5
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What is made in l’Etoile?

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dry white, vdPaille, and Vjaune

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What is Vin Mousseaux blanc from Seyssel?

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10% Altesse + Chasselas and Molette.

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7
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What comprises the wines of Bugey Montagnieu?

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Red: Mondeuse, Sparkling: Mondeuse/Chard/Altesse 70% ad accessories

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What VdL AOP exists in Jura?

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Macvin du Jura

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What is Seyssel Blanc?

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100% Altesse in sec and demi-sec

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Where is Seyssel AOP?

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North shore of lake bourget

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11
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What major river flows through Savoie?

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the Rhone

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12
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What is the area in which french vermouth is produced traditionally?

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Chambery

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13
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Which Savoie cru has the largest production output?

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14
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What is the sole grape of Arbin cru?

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Mondeuse

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What are the communes that may append to Roussette de Savoie AOP?

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Frangy, Marestel, Monterminod, Monthoux

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16
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Where can I find Etraire de l’Adui?

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Savoie, allowed in the IGP Vin des Allobroges

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17
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What are the subzones of Bugey AOP?

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Manicle, Montagnieu, Cerdon

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18
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What comprises the wines of Bugey Manicle?

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White: 100% Chard. Red: 100% PN

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What is Roussette?

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Synonym for Altesse

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20
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What is the assemblage requirement for Bugey rouge?

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100% Single variety - Mondeuse, PN, or Gamay

21
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The Cote d’Arve is located in which region?

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Ayze, Savoie

22
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What is Savagnin’s synonym in Jura?

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Nature

23
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What are the sparkling appellations of Savoie?

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Seyssel AOP and Cremant de Savoie (Vin de Savoie/Savoie AOP as of 2014)

24
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Who is the sole producer of Ripaille?

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Ch de Ripaille

25
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What is Vin de Paille from Jura?

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made from any of the jura grapes except PN. Grapes are dried for 6+ weeks to 320-420 g/l mw, fermented and aged for 3+ years with 18 months+ in wood.

26
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What grapes are permitted to be produced as varietal wines in Vin de Savoie AOP?

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Chard., Jacquere, Roussanne, Gamay, Pinot Noir

27
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What grapes may be used to produce vin jaune?

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Savagnin

28
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What is Bergeron?

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Roussanne in Savoie

29
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What is Ayze known for?

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Still and sparkling wine based on Gringet (50%+)

30
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What is and where is Molette produced?

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Neutral white grape that can be made varietally or blended into mousseaux wines in Seyssel, or blended in Roussette de Savoie.

31
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What is the maximum yield for VdPaille wines?

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20 hl/ha

32
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What is the most planted grape in Savoie?

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Jacquere

33
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What are the temperature moderating lakes in Savoie?

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Bourget and Lac Leman (Lake Geneva)

34
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What Cru of Savoie are along Lake Geneva for chasselas?

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Marignan, Ripaille, Marin, and Crepy. 80%+

35
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How many cru may append to Vin de Savoie?

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16

36
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What grapes must make up at least 50% of Cremant de Jura rose?

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PN, Trousseau, Poulsard and Pinot Gris

37
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What are the requirements for Chateau Chalon?

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Aged until 15th of Dec. 6th year after harves w/5 years under Voile, without topping up. Released on 1/1 7th year. Must be bottled in a Clavelin (62cl). 12% abv. 3g/l rs max, 204g/l mw. 100% savagnin

38
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What commune may append to Arbois and what is their specialty?

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Pupillin; Poulsard

39
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What is Chignin Bergeron?

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A Cru of Savoie that makes 100% Roussanne exclusively.

40
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What are the red grapes of Savoie?

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PN, Gamay, Mondeuse

41
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What is Ouille?

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topped up

42
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IGP of Savoie

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Vin des Allobroges

43
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What are the communal appellations of the jura?

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Arbois, l’Etoile, and Chateau Chalon

44
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What AOP may the communes of Montagnieu and Virieu le Grand append to?

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Roussette de Bugey

45
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What is the most planted grape of the Jura?

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Poulsard

46
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Where would you find Molette?

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Seyssel AOP . 100% varietally labeled .

47
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What are the grapes of Jura?

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Poulsard, Trousseau, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Savagnin

48
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What river flows through the heart of Bugey?

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Rhone

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