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1
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What trellising system is mostly used in BDX?

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Guyot Double

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2
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How much sugar is needed to make approximately 1% ABV?

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17 grams

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3
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What is Anthocyanin?

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Phenolic pigments that give red wine its color.

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4
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What is Remontage?

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French term for the process of pulling out wine from underneath the cap of grape skins and then pumping it back over the cap in order to stimulate maceration.

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5
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What is Vin de presse?

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The dark, tannic wine produced from pressing the cap of grape skins.

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6
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How many liters does a Barrique Bordelaise hold?

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225 L

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7
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How many liter does a Tonneau hold?

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900 L

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8
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How many barriques equal a Tonneau

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4

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9
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How many cases (of 12 bottles) does a barrique hold?

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25

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10
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What is grains rôtis?

A

Grapes fully affected by botrytis

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11
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What is racking?

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Moving from one barrel to another in order to aerate the wine, and get rid of residue.

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12
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Why is Semillon considered to be most important in Sauternes

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It is very prone to Botrytis

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13
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How much does a Chopine bottle hold?

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0,25L - 1/3-bottle

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14
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How much does a Demi bottle hold?

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0,375 - 1/2-bottle

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15
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How much does a Magnum bottle hold?

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1,5L - 2 bottles

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16
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How much does a Marie Jeanne bottle hold?

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2,25L - 3 bottles

17
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How much does a Jeroboam bottle hold?

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4,5L - 6 bottles (differs from Champagne & Bourgogne which is 4 bottles)

18
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How much does an Imperial bottle hold?

A

6L - 8 bottles

19
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How much does a Salmanazar bottle hold?

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9L - 12 bottles

20
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How much does a Balthazar bottle hold?

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12L - 16 bottles

21
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How much does a Nebuchadnezzar bottle hold?

A

15L - 20 bottles

22
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How much does a Melchior bottle hold?

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18L -24 bottles

23
Q

Name the allowed grape varieties according to AOC Sauternes

A

SémillionSauvignonMuscadelle

24
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What is the minimum alcohol content of Sauternes?

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13%

25
Q

When was cryoextraction first used in Sauternes?

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1985

26
Q

How many hectares are planted in Sauternes

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2.200 ha

27
Q

Which village is allowed to choose between its on name and Sauternes?

A

Barsac

28
Q

How many bottles does a Barrique Bordelaise make?

A

300 bottles (= 900 L)

29
Q

What is aldehyde and how does it affect a wine?

A

Aldehyde develops when alcohol oxidizes and creates vinegar. Too much of the common aldehyde in wine ‘acetaldehyde’ makes a wine smell like Sherry.

30
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How is bentonite used in wine-making - and what is it?

A

It is a fine clay type that is used as a fining agent in wine before bottling to clarify the wine.

31
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What is coulure? What does it do?

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A physiological disorder in vines after periods of cold/warm and dry/wet conditions in Spring. It makes the foilage (leaves) grow while the grapes don’t develop. Then they dry up and fall off.

32
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What role does débourbage play in wine-making?

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It’s when you let the skins, pips and other solids drop to the bottom of a vat of wine. Usually done before fermentation for white wines.

33
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What is lactic acid?

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A common acid that develops in wine during the malolactic fermentation that transforms the harsh malic acid into the softer dairy-smelling lactic acid.

34
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Oxidized aromas are common notes in Sherry. What aromas does maderized wines have?

A

Reductive aromas! Reductive wines have had too little exposure to air and has dirty and sulphur-like smells.

35
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What is the point of saignée?

A

It means letting some of the grape must run off early in the winemaking process to concentrate the remaining crushed grapes.

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