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Burgundy wine region
Study stack for Burgundy France wine region
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What type of climate is Burgundy considered to be? | Northern Continental |
| Which two grapes are mostly produced in Burgundy? | Pinot Noir and Chardonnay |
| Name the five wine districts in Burgundy: | Chablis, Cotes d'Or, Cote Chalonnaise, Maconnais, Beaujolais |
| What does Grand Cru wine from Burgundy mean? | Wine from the best vineyards |
| What does the 1er stand for in wine lables and what tier is it considered? | Premier Cru, second best |
| Describe what a Negociant is? | A merchant who trades grapes, juice or wine who can control the production of wines through larger appellations who have their own trademarks and styles and have increasing ownership of the actual grape grown in the last ten years. |
| Fill in the blank: Most Beaujolias are blended, bottled and sold by __________ who have the right to label them under their own name | Negociants |
| Is noble rot typically used in Burgundy? | No |
| Are the AC's or AOC's in Burgundy defined by Geographical boundaries that are limited to soil types, climate and terrior? | Yes |
| Name the three top levels of AC's in Burgundy: | Regional AC, District AC and Village/Commune AC |
| What is the name of the grape variety that is used for blending purposes for production of the Cremant de Bourgogne? | Aligote |
| What is the name of the grape variety that predominately grown in Beaujolais that is considered a fruity red grape? | Gamay |
| Name all four grape varietals grown in Burgundy: | Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Aligote and Gamay |
| What is the collective name for the Cote de Nuits and the Cote de Beaune? | Cote D'Or |
| Which grape variety is planted virtually entirely in Cote de Nuits? | Pinot Noir |
| Which two grape varieties are planted in the Cote de Beaune? | Pinot Noir and Chardonnay |
| Which district in Burgundy is isolated from the rest of Burgundy that is closer to Champagne that has Kimmeridgian soil? | Chablis |
| Which white grape variety is planted and produced in Chablis? | Chardonnay |
| Which district in Burgundy has seven Grand Cru AC's? | Chablis |
| Fill in the blank: The _______ district in Burgundy is typically known for un-oaking their wines. | Chablis |
| Are there any Gand Crus in Cote Chalonnaise? | No |
| Which two grape varietals is Cote Chalonnaise known for? | Pinot Noir and Chardonnay |
| Are there any Grand Crus or Premier Crus in Maconnaise? | No |
| Fill in the blank: The __________ district in Burgundy is known mostly for it's white wine made from the Chardonnay grape | Maconnaise |
| Fill in the blanks: Maconniase produces red wine from these two grapes ____________ and _________. | Pinot Noir and Gamay |
| Which district in Burgundy is famous for producing wine from the Gamay grape that is the name of the place as well as the wine? | Beaujolais |
| Explain what Carbonic Maceration does: | Taking whole clusters of grapes and fermenting in the tank with fermentation happening in each grape |
| Which grape in Beaujolais is typically grown and used in production? | Gamay |
| Which AOC in Burgundy bottles and sells a third-half of it's wine within six months of harvest and is the only region in the world known for this? | Beaujolais Nouveau/Primeur |