Jura, Savoie, Switzerland Flashcards
How many Crus of Savoie are there?
16
Which Savoie crus permit only white wine production?
Abymes Apremont Chignin-Bergeron Crepy Cruet Marignan Marin Montmelian Ripaille Saint-Jeoire-Prieure
Which crus of Savoie permit sparkling?
Ayze (plus white)
Which crus of Savoie are red wine only?
Arbin
Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte (100% Mondeuse)
Which Savoie crus are explicitly for mono-varietal wines?
What are the grapes
Chignin-Bergeron (100% Roussanne (Bergeron))
Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte (100% Mondeuse)
Subzones of Arbois?
Pupillin
Subzones of Bugey
Manicle
Monegnieu
Cerdon
Subzones of Roussette de Savoie
Frangy
Marestel
Monterminod
Monthoux
Styles of Bugey Subzones
Manicle: still/ dry white (chard), red (Pinot Noir)
Montagnieu: Still/ dry red (Mondeuse), mousseaux (dry)(based on Mondeuse, chard, altesse)
Cerdon: method ancestral, sweet, rose (gamay + poulsard) (min 40 g/L RS, 3 atm, 2 months lees)
Roussette is a synonym for what grape?
Altesse
Grapes permitted for Macvin du Jura?
White- Chard, Savagnin
Rose- PN, Poulsard, Trousseau
Rouge- PN, Poulsard, Trousseau
Aging for Macvin du Jura
The Macvin (post-mutage) is aged for a min. 10 months in oak The Eau de Vie it is fortified with is aged for 14 months (must be 52' abv)
Communal AOCs of Jura?
What styles are permitted?
Arbois: white, rose, rouge, Vin de Paille, Vin Jaune
Chateau-Chalon: Vin Jaune only
l’Etoile: white styles only (white still, vin de pail, vin jaune)
When was Cremant de Savoie elevated from Mousseaux?
2014
Aging for Vin Jaune?
100% savagnin aged until Dec 15 of 6th year after harvest
minimum 60 months under voile without topping up