Southern France 18.09.2023 Flashcards
What is the difference in Bergerac and Cotes de Bergerac wines?
Cotes de Bergerac also makes sweet white wines and must contain additional 0.5% min alcohol11% for whites and 11.5% for reds
Which AOP makes the best reds in Bergerac regions
Pecharmant -red wine only AOP, bordeaux varieties
What are the sweet wine appellations in Bergerac regions
Monbazillac
Sausignac
Rosette
Haut Montravel
Cotes de Montravel
What are the min RS and max yield permitted in Monbazillac
Blanc: 45 g/l
SGN: 85 g/l
Max Yield: 30hl/ha
What is the difference between the wines of Montravel and Cotes de Montravel or Haut Montravel
Montravel makes dry white and red wines while the other two make only sweet white wines
All use Bordeaux grapes
Which river passes through Cahors region
Lot river
What is the min percentage of Tannat required in Madiran AOP
50%
Which other AOP in south west france except Madiran asks for min 50% Tannat in the blends
Bearn AOP (min 50% for red and rose wines mandated)
Which is the main white grape required in white wines of Bearn AOP
Raffiat de Moncade
What kind of wines are produced in Irouleguy AOP
White wines from Manseng and Courbu varieties
Rose and red from Cabernet Franc and Tannat mainly
Which appellation in South west produces sparkling wines
Gaillac AOP
What is the min % of Fer required in the wines of Marcillac AOP
Min 80%(Encepagement specifies plantings of min 90%)
What kind of wines are produced in Buzet and Cotes de Duras AOP
Bordeaux style white, red and rose wines
Which AOP encompasses both sectors of Fitou AOP
Corbieres AOP
What kind of wines are produced in Cabardes AOP
Rose and Red wines from a blend of Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, with Grenache and Syrah
What kind of wines are produced in Malepere AOP
Rose and red wines
Reds with min 40% Merlot and a combined min 20% of Cabernet Franc and Cot, with other bordeaux and mediterranean red grapes
Rose with min 40% Cabernet Franc and the rest