Southwest France Flashcards

1
Q

The Dordogne River, flowing westward from its origin in the Massif Central, runs through what region?

A

Bergerac AOP

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What types of wine do they produce in Bergerac AOP?

A

Red, white, and rose.

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Pécharment AOP in Bergerac produces what type of wine?

A

Red blends only.

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4
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What is the most famous region for botrytised wines in Bergerac?

A

Monbazillac

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5
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Montravel AOP wines, unlike Côtes de Montravel and Haut-Montravel, may be what?

A

Red or White and must be dry.

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What are the allowable grapes of Cahors?

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Minimum 70% Malbec with Tannat and Merlot.

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What Madiran winemaker developed microoxygenation in 1990s?

A

Patrick Ducournau.

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Producers in Madiran may produce semi-sweet and sweet white wines known as?

A

Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh AOP

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9
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What grapes are allowed in Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh AOP?

A

Petit Manseng, Petit Courbu, and Arrufiac. Dry Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh is labeled sec.

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In Jurançon the Petit Manseng grape is used to produce what style of wines?

A

sweet passerillage wines

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In Jurançon Gros Manseng is used to make what type of wine?

A

the tangy dry whites of Jurançon Sec AOP

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If Petit and Gros Manseng are the primary varietals of Jurançon, what are the secondary varietals?

A

Petit Courbu, Camaralet, and Lauzet

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When were the Gaillac AOP vineyards planted?

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The Romans planted them in the first century CE.

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What are the historic red varietals of Gaillac AOP?

A

Duras, Fer, Syrah, and Prunelard.
Smaller amounts of Bordeaux varietals are now allowed.

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What are Gaillac’s principal white varieties?

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Mauzac, Muscadelle, and Len de l’El.

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16
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What are the two allowable methods of producing sparkling wines in Gaillac?

A

These sparkling wines may be made by the traditional method or by méthode Gaillaçoise, a variant of the méthode ancestrale.

17
Q

What AOP requires red wines to be 90% Fer?

A

Marcillac AOP.

18
Q

South of Bergerac, Buzet AOP and Côtes de Duras AOP produce Bordeaux-style wines in all three colors. Côtes de Marmandais AOP does what?

A

Côtes de Marmandais AOP are similar in style, but allow a complement of regional grapes; the red wines in particular may show Syrah influence.

19
Q

Fronton AOP (formerly Côtes de Frontonnais) produces blended reds and rosés with a minimum of?

A

40% Negrette.

20
Q

What do the Italians call Ugni Blanc?

A

Trebbiano.

21
Q

In what year did Madiran receive AOP status?

22
Q

What type of wine do they produce in Saussignac?

A

Sweet wines

23
Q

Domaine Le Roc, Château Bouissel and La Colombière are located in which appellation?

24
Q

What style of wine is made in Gaillac Premières Côtes AOP?

A

White only.

25
Q

What river passes through Cahors?

26
Q

Domaine de l’Ancienne Cure produces sweet wines in which appellation?

A

Monbazzillac.

27
Q

The oldest vineyards of Southwest France are found in which appellation?

28
Q

Domaine Lapeyre is located in which appellation?

29
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In what region is Chateau Montus produced?

30
Q

Domaine Lapeyre is located in which appellation?

31
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Negrette must account for what percentage of Fronton wines?