Languedoc-Roussillon #2

Question 19

What are the styles and varietals of Bandol?

Answer 19

Rouge/Rosé: 50-95% Mourvèdre plus Cinsault, Grenache, plus

White: 50-95% Clairette, plusBouboulenc, Ugni Blanc, plus

Question 20

What are the styles and varietals of Palette?

Answer 20

White: min 55% Picardin, Clairette, Bourboulenc, plus

Rosé/Red: min 50% Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, plus

Question 21

What is the min. aging for Palette Rouge?

Answer 21

18 mos wood

Question 22

In what AOP of Provence is hand-harvesting required?

Answer 22

Bandol AOP

Question 23

Coteaux Varois en Provence

Styles and varietals

Answer 23

• White: Vermentino, Grenache Blanc, Clairette
• Rosé/Red: Cinsault, Grencache, Mourvèdre, Syrah (max 90%)
  
  • White grapes are authorized for Rosé

Question 24

Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence

Styles and Varietals

Answer 24

• White: min 50% Vermentino, plus
• Rosé/Red: min 70% Grenache plus Mourvèdre, Syrah, Cinsault, Counoise, plus
  
  • White grapes are authorized for Rosé

Question 25

How long must Crémant de Limoux sit with the lees prior to dégorgement?

Answer 25

9 months

Question 26

Who is Arnaud de Villeneuve?

Answer 26

• 13th century physician from Rivesaltes
• Introduced the process of mutage as means of medicinal elixir

Question 27

mutage sur jus

vs.

mutage sur grains

Answer 27

• sur jus* - fortified after skins removed
• sur grains* - fortified with skins

Question 28

Languedoc

Breakdown

Answer 28

• red - 76%
• rosé - 10%
• white - 6%
• sparkling - 5%
• naturally sweet (VDN) - 3%

Question 29

Winds of Languedoc-Roussillon

Answer 29

• Tramontane - cool from NW
• Cers - dry from W; cool in winter, warm in summer
• Sirocco - dry and warm from S
• Autan - from SE; cool in winter, warm in summer
• * Marin - damp, salty air from Mediterranean
• * Mistral - cold drying air near Rhone River delta

all have moderating effect on otherwise hot climate

Question 30

Fitou AOP

Year Established

Answer 30

1948

Question 31

Côtes du Roussillon AOP

Year Established

Answer 31

1977

Question 32

Côtes du Roussillon-Villages AOP and subzones

Styles/Assemblage

Answer 32

• all min 2 varieties
• all min 80 comb principal
• all max 70 Grenache

Côtes du Roussillon Villages - Rouge

Gren, Car (max 60), Syr, Mour (max 70 each, min 30 comb), plus Llad Pel

“Caramany”

Gren, Car (max 60), Syr (40-70); plus Llad Pel

“Latour-de-France”

Gren, Car (max 60), Syr, Mour (max 70 each, min 30 comb); plus Llad Pel

“Lesquerde”

Gren, Car (max 60), Syr (30-70); plus Llad Pel

“Tautavel”

Gren, Car (max 50), Syr, Mour (max 70 each, min 30 comb); plus Llad Pel (min 20 comb Llad Pel and Gren)

Question 33

What are the primary soils of Côtes du Roussillon?

Answer 33

Shist - Banyuls, Maury, Fitoux Montagneux

Granite

Gneiss

Clay/Limestone - Fitoux Maritime

Question 34

What are the primary soils of La Clape?

Answer 34

hard limestone, red stony clay, stones and boulders

Question 35

What are the soils of Malepere?

Answer 35

chalk, clay with granite

Question 36

Banyuls Grand Cru AOP

Elévage

Answer 36

Banyuls Grand Cru:

min 30 months barrel, June 1 of the 3rd year following the harvest

Banyuls Grand Cru “Hors d’Age”:

Sept 1 of the 5th year following the harvest (same as Rivesaltes “Hors d’Age”)

Question 37

IGP Aude - 9 sub-zones added to the label

• Name a sub-zone in Malepère known for white wines.
• Which sub-zone is “Z” shaped, SE of Carcassonne?
• Which is southernmost of Corbières at high altitude?

Answer 37

Côtes de Lastours - within AOC Cabardès, N of Carcassonne

Côtes de Prouilhe - W of Aude in Malepère; prim white

Coteaux de Miramont - N of Alaric Mtns; prim red, rosé

Coteaux de la Cabrerisse - very small, center Corbières

Hauterive - small; along river Orbieu, N Corbières

Pays de Cucugnan - high alt; southernmost Corbières

Val de Cesse - hills Montagne Noire, E Minervois

La Côte Révée - small coastal; S Narbonne around Leucate

Val de Dagne - “Z” shaped; SE of Carcassonne (btwn Carcassonne and Lezignan); Alaric Mtns

Question 38

Gard IGP - all 3 red, white, rosé

Coteaux du Pont du Gard

What does this IGP crossover?

Answer 38

• red: full, Mediteranean and International
• white, rosé: light, early consumption
• easternmost IGP of Languedoc; crossover to Tavel and Lirac

Question 39

Gard IGP - all 3 red, white, rosé

Cévennes

What’s on the rise?

Answer 39

• red: more elegant and aromatic than Ctx du Pont du Gard

• white, rosé: fresh, crisp acidity
• rosé on the rise

Question 40

Gard IGP - all 3 red, white, rosé

Sables de Camargue/Sables du Golf du Lion

What is this IGP famous for?

Answer 40

• red, white, rosé
• btwn Les Saintes Maries de la Mer and le Cap d’Agde
• purely coastal
• famous for pale rosés from sandy soils

Question 41

7 IGPs of the Herault

Answer 41

• all red, white, rosé

Coteaux de Béziers

formerly known as Coteaux du Libron; near Béziers; mainly varietally labelled; low-to-mid price points; new zone allowed as of 2011

Coteaux d’Ensérune

W Béziers; near Oppidum d’Ensérune; Maraussan - one of 1st cave co-op in France, est 1905

Côtes de Thau

6 comm around Lake of Thau (Etang de Thau), similar area to AOC Picpou de Pinet; 75% white - Chard, Viog, SBlanc; 4 cave co-op

Côtes de Thongue

23 villages, triangle of Faugères-Pézenas-Béziers; 165-330 ft (50-100m); 70 domaines, 5 co-op; good rep for full, fruity reds; 70% exported to Europe and USA

Haute Vallée de l’Orb

small, Black Mtns meet Cévennes Mtns; roughly same area as AOC Saint Chinian Roquebrun; wide variety soil types; up to 1,320 ft (400m) alt; aromatic, mineral, fresh; most sold via cellar door form 10 local producers

St. Guilhem le Désert

hillside, near UNESCO St Guilhem le Désert - medieval village, Roman, post for pilgrimage to Santiago do Compostela (Galicia, Spain); small, only 5 communes, but high quality; Aniane - home to famous IGP producers; request to go from 5 to 71 communes due to high reputation; *Val de Montferrand - subzone may be added to IGP; whites from domains in Pic St Loup

Vicomté d’Aumelas (50 red, 25 white, 25 rosé)

btwn Montpellier and Béziers (heart of region), N of Sète; 14 communes both sides A750 motorway; dry climate, varied soil, pred stones and limestone; lighter, fresher wines than other IGPs in départment

Question 42

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé

Coteaux de Béziers

What was Coteaux de Béziers formerly known as?

Answer 42

Coteaux de Béziers

• formerly known as Coteaux du Libron
• near Béziers
• mainly varietally labeled
• low-to-mid price points
• new zone allowed as of 2011

Question 43

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **Coteaux d'Ensérune** What is the significance of Maraussan?

Answer 43

**Coteaux d'Ensérune** ## Footnote - W Béziers - near Oppidum d'Ensérune - _Maraussan_ - _one of 1st cave co-op in France, est 1905_

Question 44

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **Côtes de Thau** How many cave co-operatives are located here?

Answer 44

**Côtes de Thau** ## Footnote - 6 comm around Lake of Thau (Etang de Thau), similar area to AOC Picpou de Pinet - 75% white - Chard, Viog, SBlanc - _4 cave co-op_

Question 45

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **Côtes de Thongue** Côtes de Thongue is a good representation for what style of wines?

Answer 45

**Côtes de Thongue** ## Footnote - 23 villages, triangle of Faugères-Pézenas-Béziers - 165-330 ft (50-100m) - 70 domaines, 5 co-op - good rep for _full, fruity reds_ (vs Côtes de Thau (S), mostly white) - 70% exported to Europe and USA

Question 46

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **Haute Vallée de l'Orb** Haute Vallée de l'Orb is roughly the same area as what AOC?

Answer 46

**Haute Vallée de l'Orb** ## Footnote - small, Black Mtns meet Cévennes Mtns - roughly same area as _AOC Saint Chinian Roquebrun_ - wide variety soil types - up to 1,320 ft (400m) alt - aromatic, mineral, fresh - most sold via cellar door form 10 local producers

Question 47

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **St. Guilhem le Désert** What subzone may be added to the IGP St. Guilhem le Désert?; describe the wines from the subzone.

Answer 47

**St. Guilhem le Désert** ## Footnote - hillside, near UNESCO St Guilhem le Désert - medieval village, Roman, post for pilgrimage to Santiago do Compostela (Galicia, Spain) - small, only 5 communes, but high quality - Aniane - home to famous IGP producers - request to go from 5 to 71 communes due to high reputation - \*_Val de Montferrand_ - subzone may be added to IGP; _whites from domains in Pic St Loup_

Question 48

Herualt IGP - all red, white, rosé **Vicomté d'Aumelas** (50 red, 25 white, 25 rosé) Are the wines lighter or fuller in style than other IGPs in the Herault département?

Answer 48

**Vicomté d'Aumelas** (50 red, 25 white, 25 rosé) ## Footnote - btwn Montpellier and Béziers (heart of region), N of Sète - 14 communes both sides A750 motorway - dry climate, varied soil, mostly stones and limestone - _lighter, fresher_ wines than other IGPs in départment

Question 49

7 IGP Aude - all red, white and rosé

Answer 49

**Cité de Carcassonne** ## Footnote medieval "cité" Carcassonne; 52 red, 32 rosé, 16 white; varied grapes - Med and Atl; pretty cool; 28 in rain; fruity, higher acid; 7,500 acres (3,000 ha) from Malepère to W Minervois, NW Corbières **Coteaux de Narbonne** 6 communes btwn Narbonne and sea; approx same as AOC La Clape; dry, less than 20 in rain/yr; mostly red; mostly Med w/ some Cab Sauv, Mer, Chard, Sauv Blanc; high quality, mineral, some age-ability **Le Pays Cathare** huge in size, entire Aude plus 60 communes neighbor dept Ariège, but small production \> most release as IGP Aude **Vallée du Paradis** central Corbières, 12 communes; rugged, 900ft (300m); Tramontane 200 days/yr; 24 in rain; 60 red, 30 rosé, 10 white **Vallée du Torgan** VdP 1987, 3,000 acres (1,200 ha) around villages Tuchan, Paziols in AOC Fitou; small, varied; diverse soils: schist, clay, limestone; ann prod varies dep climatic (summer drought); co-op Tuchan-Paziols is largest; large replant prgrm in last 15 yrs \> Merlot in alluvial, Verdouble River, Syrah on poorer hillsides \> result, high quality IGP **Coteaux du Peyriac** central Minervois, below La Liviniere to Canal du Midi; rocky foothills Montagne Noire to fertile flatlands low lying Minervois; broad - all 3 colors Med, Atl, Int varieties **Haute Vallée de l'Aude** large, same borders as Malepère and Limoux AOCs; varied soils; relatively cool climate; range of grapes - Chenin Blanc, Viognier, Sauv Blanc; if you were to plant Riesling and Grüner, this would be the place

Question 50

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Coteaux de Narbonne** Coteaux de Narbonne covers approximately the same area as what AOC?

Answer 50

**Coteaux de Narbonne** ## Footnote - 6 communes btwn Narbonne and sea - approx same as AOC _La Clape_ - dry, less than 20 in rain/yr - mostly red; mostly Med w/ some Cab Sauv, Mer, Chard, Sauv Blanc - high quality, mineral, some age-ability

Question 51

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Cité de Carcassonne** Is Cité de Carcassonne a cooler or warmer climate?

Answer 51

**Cité de Carcassonne** ## Footnote - medieval "cité" Carcassonne - 52 red, 32 rosé, 16 white; varied grapes Med and Atl - 28 in rain - fruity, _higher acid (pretty cool)_ - 7,500 acres (3,000 ha) from Malepère to W Minervois, NW Corbières

Question 52

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Le Pays Cathare** Le Pays Cathare covers the entire Aude and how many communes in what neighboring département?

Answer 52

**Le Pays Cathare** ## Footnote - huge in size (entire Aude plus _60 communes_ of neighboring _dépt Ariège_), but small production - most release as IGP Aude

Question 53

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Vallée du Paradis** How many days per year is Vallée du Paradis affected by Tramontane winds?

Answer 53

**Vallée du Paradis** ## Footnote - central Corbières, 12 communes - rugged, 900ft (300m) - _Tramontane 200 days/yr_ - 24 in rain - 60 red, 30 rosé, 10 white

Question 54

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Vallée du Torgan** What is the largest co-op in Vallée du Torgan?

Answer 54

**Vallée du Torgan** ## Footnote - VdP 1987, 3,000 acres (1,200 ha) around villages Tuchan, Paziols in AOC Fitou - small, varied - diverse soils: schist, clay, limestone - ann prod varies dep climatic (summer drought) - co-op _Tuchan-Paziols_ is largest - large replant prgrm in last 15 yrs \> Merlot in alluvial, along Verdouble River, Syrah on poorer hillsides \> result, high quality IGP

Question 55

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Coteaux du Peyriac** Where is Coteaux du Peyriac located?

Answer 55

**Coteaux de Peyriac** ## Footnote - _central Minervois, below La Liviniere to Canal du Midi_ - rocky foothills Montagne Noire to fertile flatlands low lying Minervois - broad - all 3 colors Med, Atl, Int varieties

Question 56

Aude IGP - all red, white, rosé **Haute Vallée de l'Aude** Haute Vallée de l'Aude shares the same borders as what two AOCs?

Answer 56

**Haute Valle de L'Aude** ## Footnote - large, same borders as _Malepère_ and _Limoux_ AOCs - varied soils - relatively cool climate - range of grapes: Chenin Blanc, Viognier, Sauv Blanc; if you were to plant Riesling and Grüner, this would be the place

Question 57

Cabardès AOP Styles

Answer 57

_Rouge and Rosé_: ## Footnote P: min 40 comb **Cab Franc**, **Cab Sauv**, **Mer**; min 40 comb **Gren**, **Syrah** A: **Cot**, **Cins**, and **Fer**

Question 58

Cabardès AOP Size

Answer 58

**383 ha**

Question 59

Cabardès AOP Year Established

Answer 59

**1999**

Question 60

Clairette du Languedoc AOP Styles

Answer 60

* **Blanc** * 100% _Clairette_; min 12% abv; max 45 g/l rs * **Blanc "Rancio"** * min 14% abv; Nov 1st 3rd year after harvest * **Vin de Liqueur Blanc** * min 12.5% abv; 9-40 g/l rs

Question 61

Clairette du Languedoc AOP Size

Answer 61

**77 ha**

Question 62

fClairette du Languedoc AOP Year Established

Answer 62

**1948**

Question 63

fffCorbières AOP ## Footnote Styles

Answer 63

_Rouge_: min 2 (red wine dominates, almost 95% prod) * P: min 50 **Grenache**, **Lladoner Pelut**, **Mourvedre**, **Syrah**; plus **Carignan** * A: max 50 **Carignan**, **Piquepoul Noir**, **Terret Noir**; max 20 **Cinsault**, max 10 **Grenache Gris** _Rosé_: min 2 (3% prod) * P: min 25 **Grenache**, **Lladoner Pelut**, **Mourvedre**, **Piquepoul Noir**, **Syrah**; max 75 **Cinsualt**; max 50 **Carignan** * A: max 50 **Carignan**, **Terret Noir**, **Grenache Gris**; max 10 white varieties _Blanc_: (2% prod) * P: min 90 **Bourboulenc**, **Grenache Blanc**, **Marsanne**, **Macabeu**, **Roussanne**, **Vermentino** * A: max 10 **Clairette**, **Muscat Blanc a Petits Grains**, **Piquepoul Blanc**, **Terret Blanc**

Question 64

Corbières AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 64

**13,034 ha** * Region's largest AOC, 46% of production in 2005

Question 65

Corbières AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 65

**1985**

Question 66

Corbières-Boutenac AOP ## Footnote Styles

Answer 66

_Rouge:_ (vs. White, Rosé and Rouge for Corbières) * min 70 comb **Gren**, **Mour**, **Car** (Car 30-50); more **Syrah**

Question 67

Corbières-Boutenac AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 67

**2005** ## Footnote (vs. Corbières 1985)

Question 68

Crémant de Limoux AOP Styles

Answer 68

**Vin Mousseux Blanc and Rosé** * **max 90 Chard (min 50), Chenin Blanc (10-40); plus max 20 combined Mauzac, Pinot Noir (max 15)**

Question 69

Crémant de Limoux AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 69

**482 ha**

Question 70

Crémant de Limoux AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 70

**1990**

Question 71

Crémant de Limoux AOP ## Footnote Sparkling Wine Requirements

Answer 71

* Traditional Method Secondary Fermentation * min **9 mo** on lees prior to dégorgement, may not be released for a min **12 mo** after the date of tirage * min **3.5** atm of press

Question 72

Faugères AOP ## Footnote Styles

Answer 72

* _Blanc_: * P: 30-70 **Rouss**; max 70 each **Gren Bl**, **Mars**, **Verm** * A: max. 10 comb **Clair**, **Viog** * _Rouge and Rosé_: * P: min 50 comb **Gren**, **Llad Pel** (min 20 and/or), **Mour** (min 5), **Syr** (min 15) * C: 10-40 **Car** * A: max 20 **Cins**

Question 73

Faugères AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 73

**1,927 ha** ## Footnote (vs 13,034 ha - Corbieres, largest)

Question 74

Faugères AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 74

**1982**

Question 75

Fitou AOP ## Footnote Styles

Answer 75

_Red_: * min 60 comb **Gren** (min 20), **Car** (min 20), min 10 comb **Syr**, **Mour** * Lladoner Pelut vines planted prior to May 2001 comb with Gren and Car for a min 60%

Question 76

Fitou AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 76

**2, 562 ha** ## Footnote (vs 13,034 ha - Corbieres, largest)

Question 77

Languedoc AOP ## Footnote Assemblage

Answer 77

* _Blanc_: min 2, max 80% any single * P: **Bourb**, **Clair**, **Gren Bl**, **Mars**, **Piq Bl**, **Rouss**, **Tour**, **Verm** * _Rosé and Rouge_: min 2, max 80% any single * P: min 40 comb **Gren**, **Syr**, **Mour**, **Llad Pel** * A: max 30 (exc Carignan, Cinsault)

Question 78

Languedoc AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 78

**9,661 ha** ## Footnote (vs 13,034 Corbières largest)

Question 79

Languedoc AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 79

**1977** (as AOC)

Question 80

Côtes du Roussillon AOP ## Footnote Encepagement

Answer 80

* _Blanc_: min 2 (none may exceed 80%) * P: min 50 **G Bl**, **Mac**, **Tour** (Malvoisie du Roussillon) * C: **G Gr**, **Mars**, **Rouss,** **Verm** * _Blanc Primeur/Nouveau_ * _Rosé:_ min 2 (none may exceed 70%) * P: min 80 **G**, **M**, **S** (min 25 M, S), **Car** (max 50) * A: **Cins**, **G Gr**, **Mac**, **Llad Pel** * _Rouge_: min 2 (none may exceed 70%) * P: min 80 **G**, **M**, **S** (min 25 M, S), **Car** (max 50) * A: **Cins**, **Llad Pel** * _Rouge Primeur/Nouveau_

Question 81

Côtes de Roussillon ## Footnote Assemblage

Answer 81

* _Blanc_: min 2 (No principal may exceed 80%) * min 50 **Grenache**, **Tourbat**, **Macabeu** * _Rosé/Rouge_: min 2 (No principal may exceed 80%) * **Grenache**, **Mourvèdre**, **Syrah**, **Carignan** * plus **Cinsault**, **Lladoner Pelut** (No accessory may exceed 20%) * \*Côtes du Roussillon "Les Aspres": min 3, no 2 combined may exceed 90%

Question 82

Côtes du Roussillon AOP Size

Answer 82

**5,885 ha** ## Footnote (vs 13,034 ha - Corbières, largest)

Question 83

What four communes may add their names to the Côtes du Roussillon appellation?

Answer 83

* **Latour-de-France** * **Caramany** * **Tautavel** * **Lesquerde**

Question 84

What two Côtes du Roussillon-Villages subzones *do not* permit Mourvédre?

Answer 84

* **Caramany** * **Lesquerde** ## Footnote (both on the western side)

Question 85

What two Côtes du Roussillon-Villages subzones permit Mourvédre?

Answer 85

* **Tautavel** * **Latour-de-France** ## Footnote (both on the eastern side)

Question 86

Collioure AOP Styles and Encépagement

Answer 86

* _Blanc_: * P: **Gren Bl**, **Gren Gr**, **Mac**, **Mars**, **Rouss**, **Tour** (Malv du Rouss), **Verm** * A: **Car Bl**, plus max 15 comb **Musc Bl**, **Musc Alex** * _Rosé_: * P: **Gren**, **Mour**, **Syr**, **Car**, **Gren Gr** * A: **Cins**, **Coun** * _Rouge_: * P: **Gren**, **Mour**, **Syr**, **Car** * A: **Cins**, **Coun**

Question 87

Collioure AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 87

**572 ha**

Question 88

Collioure AOC ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 88

**Collioure 1977** ## Footnote vs other Roussillon AOC Banyuls 1936 Banyuls Grand Cru 1962 Côtes du Roussillon 1977 Côtes du Roussillon Villages 1977 Maury 1936 Muscat de Rivesaltes 1956 Rivesaltes 1956

Question 89

Roussillon AOCs ## Footnote Years Established - oldest to newest

Answer 89

* **Banyuls 1936** * **Maury 1936** * **Muscat de Rivesaltes 1956** * **Rivesaltes 1956** * **Banyuls Grand Cru 1962** * **Collioure 1977** * **Côtes du Roussillon 1977** * **Côtes du Roussillon Villages 1977**

Question 90

What is the only appellation in which Mediterranean and Atlantic (Bordeaux) grapes are mandatorily combined?

Answer 90

**Cabardès** _Rouge, as for Rosé_: * P: min 40 **Cabernet Franc**, **Cabernet Sauvignon**, **Merlot**; min 40 **Grenache**, **Syrah** * A: Cot, Cinsault, Fer

Question 91

Picpoul de Pinet AOP ## Footnote Styles

Answer 91

_White_: 100% Piquepoul White (Picpoul)

Question 92

What are the soils of Picpoul de Pinet?

Answer 92

**Sand** and **Pebbles**

Question 93

What are the primary soils of the Languedoc?

Answer 93

**Clay/Limestone**

Question 94

What are the soils of Limoux?

Answer 94

**Limestone**/**Clay**

Question 95

What are the soils of Cabardès?

Answer 95

**chalk**, **pebbles**, **granite**, **schist** and **gneiss**

Question 96

What are the soils of Saint-Chinian?

Answer 96

mostly **Schist** * As w/ Saint-Chinian Berlou and Saint-Chinian Roquebrun * Other parts some clay, limestone, sandstone

Question 97

What are the soils of Faugeres?

Answer 97

exclusively **Schist**

Question 98

Banyuls Grand Cru AOP Styles

Answer 98

* **VDN Rouge** * **VDN Rouge "Hors d'Age"** * **VDN Rouge "Rancio"** * P: min 75 Grenache, plus Gren Bl, Gren Gr, Mac, Musc Bl, Musc d'Alex (Muscat Romain), Tourb (Malvoisie du Roussillon) * A: max 10 Carig, Coun, Cin, Mour, Syr

Question 99

Banyuls Granc Cru AOP ## Footnote Size

Answer 99

**210 ha** ## Footnote (vs. 927 ha Banyuls)

Question 100

Banyuls Grand Cru AOP ## Footnote Year Established

Answer 100

**1962** ## Footnote (vs 1936 Banyuls)

Question 101

Corbières AOP ## Footnote Rouge

Answer 101

_Rouge_: min 2 (red wine dominates, almost 95% prod.) * P: min 50 comb **Gren**, **Llad Pel**, **Mour**, **Syr**; plus **Car** * A: max 50 comb **Car** (principal), **Piq Noir**, **Terret Noir**; max 20 **Cins**, max 10 **Gren Gr**