NEW BORDEAUX Flashcards

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What style of wine is made in Bordeaux Supérieur AOP

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Still dry red wine and still sweet white wine with a minimum RS of 17 g/L

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Subzones of Cotes de Bordeaux AOP

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Francs
Cadillac
Castillon
Blaye

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Whats the diference in permissible styles of white wine made in Cotes de Bordeaux Blaye and Cotes de Bordeaux Francs

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Blaye may only make dry white wine, but Francs may make dry or sweet white wine from either dried fruit or grapes affected by botrytis

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What style of wine is designated to Premiers Cotes de Bordeaux AOP

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Still sweet white wine with a minimum RS of 34 g/L

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What’s the difference between Blaye AOP and Cotes de Blaye AOP

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Blaye is for still dry red wine and Cotes de Blaye is for still dry white wine

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Name the sweet white appellations of the Tnre-Deux-Mers

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Cadillac
Loupiac
Cotes de Bordeaux Saint-Macaire
Sainte Croix du Mont
Sainte Foy Bordeaux

Sainte Foy and Cadillac have the highest min RS at 51 g/L, the rest are 45 g/L for liquoreux style

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What’s the minimum alcohol and maximum yield for all wine from the Médoc

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11% ABV, 57 hl/ha. Medoc and haut medoc are 55 hl/ha but all others are 57

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8
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What was the most recent update to the 1855 classification of Bordeaux

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1973 when Mouton was promoted to 1st growth

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9
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When was the last time Sauternes was classified

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1855

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10
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Name 5 St. Emilion Premiers Grand Cru Classé B

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Château Beau-Séjour 
Château Beauséjour 
Château Bélair-Monange 
Château Canon
Château Canon-la-Gaffelière
Château Figeac
Clos Fourtet
Château La Gaffelière
Château Larcis-Ducasse
La Mondotte
Château Pavie-Macquin
Château Troplong-Mondot
Château Trottevieille
Château Valandraud
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11
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When was the last classification of Graves

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1959

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12
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Name 4 Graves Chateau classified for red and white wine

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Bouscaut
Carbonnieux
Domaine de Chevalier
Latour-Martillac
Malartic-Lagreviere
Olivier
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13
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Name 3 Cru Artisan Bordeaux estates

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Béhèré in Pauillac
Capdet in St. Julien
Ch. des Graviers in Margaux
La Peyre in St. Estephe

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14
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How do the minimum RS and Yields of the sweet wine appellation in Graves differ from one another

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Graves Superieur is the only AOP with min R/S of 34 g/L, all others are 45

Graves Superieur and Cerons have a max yield of 40 hl/ha but Barsac and Sauternes are both 25 hl/ha

Cérons and G.S also don’t REQUIRE botrytis but Barsac and Sauternes do

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What’s the minimum ABV for all right bank Bordeaux. What’s the one exception

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11% for all appellations except St. Emilion Grand Cru which goes up to 11.5%

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What’s the max % of Petit Verdot allowed in Saint Emilion/Grand Cru wines

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10%

17
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Name the satelites of St. Emilion

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Lussac
Montagne
Puisseguin
St. Georges

18
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Name a premier cru of sauternes each from a different commune

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Lafaurie-Peyraguey, Bommes
Suduiraut, Preignac
Coutet, Barsac
Guiraud, Sauternes
Riussec, Fargues
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What second growth of Sauternes is located in Bommes

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There are none