White Wines Flashcards

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Where is the JCB, No 21 made?

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Burgundy France

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What is background info on JCB No 21?

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Owned by Jean Charles Boisset. No 21 stands for the government district of Cote d’Or where JCB was raised.

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What is JCB, No 21?

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Cremant de Bourgogne, Brut

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What are the grape varietals for JCB No 21?

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Pinot Noir/Chardonnay

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What are the tasting notes for JCB No 21?

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creamy entrance, toasty finish. Notes of fresh fruit, almonds and white flowers

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What is our riesling’s producer?

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Friedrich Wilhelm Gymnasium

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What is the name of the riesling?

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Schiefer

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Where is the Schiefer made?

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Mosel, Germany

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What are background notes on Schiefer?

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known as one the greatest winemakers in Mosel.

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What are the tasting notes for Schiefer

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off dry riesling, medium sweetness. Notes of ripe apricots, red apple, and honey dew.

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What is our pinot grigio?

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Ca’donini

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What is the vintage of Schiefer

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2011

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What is the vintage of Ca’donini

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2011

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Where is the Ca’donini produced?

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delle Venezie, Italy

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What are some facts about Ca’donini?

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in northern Italy, aged in stainless steel vats.

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What are some tasting notes on Ca’donini?

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light, dry, crisp apple, and honey

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What is our chenin blanc?

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MAN Vintners

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What is the vintage of MAN?

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2011

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Where is MAN produced?

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Coastal Region, South Africa

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What are some facts about MAN?

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named after each winemaker’s wife.

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What are the tasting notes on MAN?

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sweet up front, dry finish. Notes of tropical fruit, guava, and green apple.

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What is our pinot blanc?

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Hugel, ‘Cuvee Les Amours’

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What is the vintage of Hugel?

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Where is the Hugel produced?

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Alsace, France

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What are some facts about Hugel?
most common varietal created in Alsace.
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What are the tasting notes of Hugel?
bright and juicy. Balanced acidity with lively fruit and crispness. Notes of orange peels and apple.
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What is our Sauvignon Blanc?
Craggy Range, 'Te Muna Road Vineyard'
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What is the vintage of Craggy Range?
2011
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Where is Craggy Range produced?
Martinborough, New Zealand
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What are some facts about Craggy Range?
only 1% created in New Zealand, but a nice signature Sauvignon Blanc.
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What are the tasting notes for Craggy Range?
mineral notes with grapefruit and lime, crisp with balanced acidity.
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What chardonnay is from Loire, France?
Les Freres Couillaud, 'Domaine de Bernier'
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What is the vintage of Domaine de Bernier?
2010
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What are some facts about Domaine de Bernier?
most wines from here are used for varietal, but this is 100% chardonnay
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How is the Domaine de Bernier aged?
Aged in 90% glass tanks and 10% French oak barrels
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What are the tasting notes of Domaine de Bernier?
High acidity, nice mineral, notes of lemon zest and apple.
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What chardonnay is from Chablis, France?
Jean Paul Droin, 'Vaillons', Premier Cru
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What is the vintage for Vaillons?
2005
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What are some facts about Vaillons?
most Chablis are not aged in oak barrels, but this one is
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How is the Vaillons aged?
Aged in 80% stainless steel and 20% French oak barrels for 10 months.
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What are the tasting notes for Vaillons?
oak is well integrated with sweet minty notes. Well textured finish. Notes of tropical fruit and honey.
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Where is the Laetitia chardonnay from?
Arroyo Grande Valley, California
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What is the vintage for Laetitia?
2011
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What are some facts about Laetitia?
similar to Burgundy due to same climate and land. Estate chardonnay
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How is the Laetitia aged?
Aged in french oak barrels for 9 months
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What are the tasting notes of Laetitia?
Notes of lychee and lemongrass. Light oak and creamy finish.
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Where is the Deloach Chardonnay from?
Sonoma Coast, California
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What is the Deloach called?
O.F.S (our finest selection)
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What are some facts about DeLoach?
Owned by JCB and considered Our finest selection. Only 1400 cases made a year.
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What are the tasting notes for DeLoach?
Med-full bodied Chard. Notes of honey butter, caramel, vanilla, and a hint of lemon zest. Buttery and nice oak finish.
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What is the vintage of DeLoach?
2010