Week 2e: Côte Chalonnaise

Question 1

Chalonnaise in a nutshell:

Answer 1

Great value Chardonnay an Pinot Noir

Question 2

Chalonnaise primary grapes:

Answer 2

Chardonnay
Pinot Noir
Aligoté

Question 3

Chalonnaise seconary grapes:

Answer 3

Pinot Gris
Sauvignon Gris

Question 4

Five Chalonnaise appellations from north to south:

Answer 4

Bouzeron
Rully
Mercurey
Givry
Montagny

Really, Mercurey gives only white mountains.

Question 5

Bouzeron grape(s):

Answer 5

Aligoté

Question 6

Rully grape(s):

Answer 6

Chardonnay
Pinot Gris

Question 7

Mercurey grape(s):

Answer 7

Chardonnay
Pinot Gris

Question 8

Givry grape(s):

Answer 8

Chardonnay
Pinot Gris

Question 9

Montagny

Answer 9

100% Chardonnay

Question 10

Mâconnais in a nutshell:

Answer 10

Chardonnay
Typically unoaked

Question 11

Mâconnais primary grapes:

Answer 11

Chardonnay

Question 12

Mâconnais secondary grapes:

Answer 12

Pinot Noir
Gamay (close to Beaujolais)

Question 13

Six Mâconnais AOP’s:

Answer 13

1. Mâcon
2. Saint Véran
3. Viré-Clessé
4. Pouilly-Loché
5. Pouilly-Vinzelles
6. Pouilly-Fuissé

Question 14

Four communes in Pouilly-Fuissé:

Answer 14

1. Chaintré
2. Solutré-Pouilly
3. Fuissé
4. Vergisson

Question 15

Mâcon AOP grapes:

Answer 15

White: 100% Chardonnay
Red/Rosé: PN/Gamay

Basis AOP so everything

Question 16

Saint-Véran AOP grapes:

Answer 16

100% Chardonnay

Question 17

Viré-Clessé AOP grapes:

Answer 17

100% Chardonnay

Question 18

Pouilly-Loché AOP grapes:

Answer 18

100% Chardonnay

Question 19

Pouilly-Vinzelles AOP grapes:

Answer 19

100% Chardonnay

Question 20

Pouilly-Fuissé AOP grapes:

Answer 20

100% Chardonnay

Question 21

Sole AOP in the Mâconnais which makes reds:

Answer 21

Mâcon AOP