NEW BORDEAUX Flashcards
What style of wine is made in Bordeaux Supérieur AOP
Still dry red wine and still sweet white wine with a minimum RS of 17 g/L
Subzones of Cotes de Bordeaux AOP
Francs
Cadillac
Castillon
Blaye
Whats the diference in permissible styles of white wine made in Cotes de Bordeaux Blaye and Cotes de Bordeaux Francs
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
What style of wine is designated to Premiers Cotes de Bordeaux AOP
Still sweet white wine with a minimum RS of 34 g/L
What’s the difference between Blaye AOP and Cotes de Blaye AOP
Blaye is for still dry red wine and Cotes de Blaye is for still dry white wine
Name the sweet white appellations of the Tnre-Deux-Mers
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
What’s the minimum alcohol and maximum yield for all wine from the Médoc
11% ABV, 57 hl/ha. Medoc and haut medoc are 55 hl/ha but all others are 57
What was the most recent update to the 1855 classification of Bordeaux
1973 when Mouton was promoted to 1st growth
When was the last time Sauternes was classified
1855
Name 5 St. Emilion Premiers Grand Cru Classé B
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
When was the last classification of Graves
1959
Name 4 Graves Chateau classified for red and white wine
Bouscaut Carbonnieux Domaine de Chevalier Latour-Martillac Malartic-Lagreviere Olivier
Name 3 Cru Artisan Bordeaux estates
Béhèré in Pauillac
Capdet in St. Julien
Ch. des Graviers in Margaux
La Peyre in St. Estephe
How do the minimum RS and Yields of the sweet wine appellation in Graves differ from one another
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
What’s the minimum ABV for all right bank Bordeaux. What’s the one exception
11% for all appellations except St. Emilion Grand Cru which goes up to 11.5%