Southern France Flashcards
What do Cotes de Bergerac AOP have different than Bergerac AOP?
Higher amount of minimum alcohol. +0.5%
Where is Percharmant AOP?
Bergerac, Southwest France.
Produces reds from CF, CS, Merlot and Cot
What are the exclusive sweet wine appellations of SW France?
Monbazillac
Saussignac
Rosette
Haut-Montravel
Cotes de Montravel
What is the minimum RS for Monbazillac?
Blanc - 45 gr/l RS
SGN - 85 gr/l RS
What are the minimum must weights for Monbazillac?
Blanc - 221 gr/l
SGN - 255 gr/l
What styles of wines does Montravel AOP produce?
Dry reds and whites from Bordeaux varietals.
What is the name of the river passing through Cahors AOP?
The Lot river.
Where is Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh AOP? What style of wines does it produce?
Madiran, Southwest France.
Semi-sweet, sweet and dry whites from Petit Manseng, Petit Courbu and Arrufiac.
What are the accessory grapes in Jurancon AOP?
Lauzet, Courbu, Petit Courbu and Camarelet de Lasseube.
What is “methode Gaillacoise”?
A variant method of the methode ancestrale.
Where is Gaillac AOP? What are the main grapes used?
Southwest France
white - Mauzac, Muscadelle and Len de l’El
red - Duras, Fer, Syrah and Gamay + Bordeaux varietals
What style of wine does Gaillac Premieres Cotes AOP produce?
Dry whites from min 50% combined Mauzac, Mauzac Rose, Len de l’El, Muscadelle + max 50% combined Sauvignon Blanc and Ondenc.
What is the main grape in Marcillac AOP?
Min 90% Fer + Prunelard, CS and Merlot.
What grapes do Buzet and Cotes de Duras AOPs use in their wines?
They both make wines of all three colors from Bordeaux varietals.
Where is Brulhois AOP?
Southwest France.
Produces rose and red from Bordeaux varietals + other regional grapes (Tannat, Cot, Fer-Servadou, Abouriou)
What are the accessory varieties for rose and red in Cotes du Marmandais AOP?
Abouriou, Cot, Fer, Gamay and Syrah.
Where is Fronton AOP? What is the main grape?
Southwest France.
min 50% Negrette.