Pinot Noir supplement Flashcards
This style wine loses its freshness, and overall the fruit flavors will present as cooked or stewed if grown in a climate that’s too warm
Pinot noir
Color: pale to medium
Acidity: usually high
Tannin: usually medium, but can be low
Fruit profile: red fruits, such as cherry, cranberry, strawberry, and pomegranate
Describes this variety of wine
Pinot Noir
Mushroom
Forest floor
Crushed leaves
Dried rose petals
Are flavors in a developing ___ wine
Pinot Noir
Northern half: Côte de Nuits
Southern half: Côte de Beaune
are the two halves of the
Côte d’or- golden slope
Bourgogne AOC
Village
Premier Cru
Grand Cru
Are appellations in this region of France
Appellation hierarchy of Burgundy, lowest to highest
Pronounce Côte de Nuits
Coat duh Nwee
Pronounce Côte de Beaune
Coat duh Bone
Where are Gevrey-Chambertin AOC and Nuits-Saint-Georges AOC on this map?
These are two famous villages for Pinot Noir in the Côte de Nuits
Picture of Beaune on a map. Beaune AOC and Pommard AOC are famous villages for Pinot Noir in the Côte de ____
Côte de Beaune
Clove and smoke are characteristics of a Pinot Noir indicating it spent time in ___ barrels
oak
- Are the best of the best
- Are the most complex, concentrated, and intense
- Vineyards are always mid-slope where the sun shines the longest
- Can age for many years, even decades
Characteristics of wines from these Burgundy appellations
Premier and grand cru
Map of Carneros. The American Viticultural Area (AVA) includes parts of both Sonoma and Napa counties in California. Just north of these major cities and San Pablo Bay
San Francisco and Oakland
Map of Santa Barbara County, California with these cooling features that prevent over-ripe flavors
Pacific breezes
Which Pinot Noir origin is likely to taste more tart and use subtle oak flavors, California or Burgundy?
Burgundy
Map of Casablanca Valley, Chile, showing promise for making this style of red wine because it’s cooled by Pacific breezes and morning fog
Pinot Noir