Poistega õppimine Flashcards

1
Q

What AOP is described as the Golden Gateway to the Cote de Nuits?

A

Marsanny AOP

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2
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May 26 is important for these AOP-s Montagny, Auxey-Duresses, Bourgogne Tonnere?

A

International Chardonnay day

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3
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What is the smallest Grand Cru in Alsace?

A

Kanzlerberg

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4
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Name prominent domaines that are opposed to the Grand Cru system?

A

Trimbach, Hugel, Leon Beyer.

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5
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The villages of Ottrott, Rodern, Saint Hippolyte are all approved for what single grape variety?

A

Pinot Noir

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6
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Which producer is most known for field blends in Alsace?

A

Marcel Diess

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7
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What is special about AOP GC Zotzenberg?

A

They make wine only from Sylvaner grape

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8
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What does a term “franc de pied” mean?

A

Ungrafted wines (pookimata viinapuud, originaaljuured)

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9
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Name the village where is located Rangen GC and the most planted grape?

A

Village name is Thann and the grape is Pinot Gris.

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10
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Among the nomenclature for French wine labels, what is the difference between “Montrachet” and “Le Montrachet”?

A

Montrachet- wines are produced in the Pugliny-Montrachet commune
Le Montrachet -wines are produced in the Chassagne-Montrachet commune.

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11
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What is the smallest white Grand Cru in Burgundy ?

A

Criots-Batard-Montrachet Grand Cru

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12
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Which day of the year does the Hospice de Beaune hold their auction?

A

3rd Sunday of November

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13
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Name allowed grape varieties for AOP Irancy wines?

A

Cesar and Pinot Noir

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14
Q

Aligote is a crossing of…?

A

Pinot noir & Gouais Blanc

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15
Q

Coteaux Bourguignons AOP shares the same wide dimensions as Bourgogne AOP but the regulation of red wine is different? What’s the difference?

A

Gamay is allowed in Coteaux Bourguignons

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16
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What is the most often soil type in Petit Chablis? Why is it different from other Chablis soils?

A

Portlandien soil–sligtly calcareous, marly, contains no fossils

17
Q

When and why is held the biggest wine festival in Bourgogne?

A
Trois Glorieuses(meaning 3 glory days)–the 3rd weekend of November
It’s the signal of the end of wine year. It consist of 3 main events:
1)The Chapter from the Chevalier du Tastevin brotherhood taking place in the Clos de
Vougeot castle on Saturday
2)The Hospices de Beaune
auction on Sunday afternoon
3)The Paulée de Meursault on Monday
18
Q

Name all 5 allowed red grape varieties in Bourgogne?

A

Pinot Noir, Gamay, Cesar, Tressot, Sacy

19
Q

What are”chaufferettes”?

A

Oil-heaters placed between the vine rows in Chablis

20
Q

What is the difference between Domaine Leroy and Maison Leroy?

A

Domaine Leroy owns the land, cultivates, produces their own grapes from specific historic plots. Maison Leroy is a negociant house that purchases grape from others.

21
Q

List all the Grand Crus located within the commune of Gevery-Chambertin?

A
Mazis
Ruchettes
Clos de Beze
Chapelle
Griotte
Charmes
Laticieres
Mazoyeres-Chambertin
22
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In which winemaking region is located worlds´s highest vineyard, who owns it?

A

Salta, Bodega Colome

23
Q

Give a synonym for Verdicchio?

A

Turbiana

24
Q

Name the grape vareiety(ies) that are allowed for production of Terre Alfieri DOCG?

A

Nebbiolo and Arneis

25
Q

We all know Brie de Meaux and Champagne is match made in heaven. But give a origin for Brillat-Savarin and the wine pairing?

A

A ripe Brillat-Savarin from the Bourgogne region is a soft cow’s milk cheese with a bloomy rind. It is enriched with cream, earning it a reputation as “the foie gras of cheeses”. It requires a three-week maturation period before being ready to eat. Its subtle fruity flavor is underscored by a slight acidity that fades over time. In the mouth, it develops aromas of dried fruit with oaky notes. It is a cheese that is eaten while still soft and young.
Brillat-Savarin makes an ideal accompaniment to a Crémant de Bourgogne Brut, as the acidity of the wine counters the richness of the cheese.

26
Q

Musigny Blanc?

A

Chardonnay grape very limited production and the only producer is Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüe

27
Q

Gevery-Chamberin best 1er Cru vineyards?

A

1) Saint-Jacques

2) Les Cazetiers

28
Q

Best vinyards for Pommard are…?

A

1) Les Epenots
2) Les Rugiens
3) Clos Micault

29
Q

Name the largest single vineyard in Cotes Nuits?

A

Clos Vougeaut

30
Q

Name the largest GC in Bourgogne?

A

Corton

31
Q

How many GC…,

Premier Cru…. and Villages are in Bourgogne?

A

33 GC
640 Premier Cru
44Villages are in Bourgogne

32
Q

Name the Chablis GC vineyards from west to east?

A
Bougros
Les Preuses
Vaudesir
Grenouilles
Valmur
Les Clos
Blanchot