Right Bank Theory Flashcards

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Right Bank Grapes

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  • Merlot Dominent + Cab Franc [rarely Cab Sauv]

- exception: Chateau Figeac St-Emillon [35% Cab Sav]

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Saint-Emillon Soils

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Cotes: hillsides: steep, limestone slopes
graves: graveily limestone plateau (more like medoc)

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Saint-Emillon AOPs/Appellations

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  • Saint-Emillon AOP [reds only for AOP]
  • Saint Emillon Grand Cru AOP [its own appellation
    • 0.5% abv and longer aging]
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Saint-Emillon Classification Overview

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  • not included in 1855 [wines weren’t shipped internationally yet]
  • 1955 was first, every 10 years revision is goal
  • 2012 latest revision
  • part of AOP system
  • Premiere Grand Cru Classe A [4]
  • Premiere Grand Cru Classe B[14]
  • Grand Cru Classe [64]
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Pomerol Soils

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-Sand, Clay ,Gravel over subsoil of iron pan and rich clay

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Pomerol Grapes

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-Merlot and Cabernet Franc(a.k.a Bouchet) based blends [typically 80/20]

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Bouchet

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name for Cabernet Franc in Pomerol

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Pomerol AOP

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-Pomerol AOP = reds only

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Pomerol Classification

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None

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Cotes de Bordeaux AOP

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-merlot based, easy drinking, excellent value.
includes:
-Blaye
-Cadillac
-Castillon
-Francs
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