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Central Vineyards Flashcards

1
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Best Producers of Pouilly Fumé

A

Ladoucette “Chateau du Nozet”
Didier Daguenau
Audry

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Reuilly:

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Blanc: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
Rosé: Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris
Rouge: 100% Pinot Noir

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3
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Appellations of the central vineyards (9)

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Orléans
Orléans Clery
Sancerre
Pouilly Fumé
Pouilly Sur Loire
Menetou Salon
Quincy
Reuilly
Coteau du giennois

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Styles and encepagement of Coteaux du Giennois (central vineyards)

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Blanc: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
Rosé: Pinot and Gamay, neither exceeding 80%.
Rouge: Same

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5
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First vintage of Silex

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1985

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6
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When was Daguenau Pouilly Fumé established

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1982
Louis Benjamin making the wine now

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7
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Sancerre Rouge producers

A

Vatan
Vacheron
Alphonse Mellot “Generation XIX”

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8
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Pouilly sur Loire is reserved for whites made from this grape

(Central Vineyards)

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Blanc: 100% Chasselas

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9
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Best sites of Chavignol Sancerre

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Les Monts Damnés

Le Cul de Beaujeu
La Grande Cote (Kimmeridgian Marl) Francois Cottat produces these

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10
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Best sites of Bué (Sancerre)

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La Poussie

Chene Marchand

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11
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Best sites between town of Sancerre and Menetreol

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La Moussiere
Les Romains (Silex)
Belle Dame

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12
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minimum Yields, must weight for Sancerre

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Blanc: 65 hl/ha
Rosé: 63 hl/ha

Blanc 170g/L
Rosé and Rouge: 175 g/l

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13
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Main Red Grape of Menetou-Salon

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100% Pinot Noir

Central Vineyards

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14
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Departement of Sancerre

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Cher

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15
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Communes of Production Sancerre

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Bannay
Bue
Crezancy en Sancerre
Menetoul Ratel
Menetreol-Sous Sancerre
Montigny
Ratel
Menetreol-Sous Sancerre
Montigny
Saint Satur
Sainte Gemme-en Sancerrois
Sancerre
Sury-en Vaux
Thauvenay
Veauges
Verdigny
Vignon

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16
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Who produces Clos la Néore

A

Edmond Vatan
Parcel in Sancerre of famous Mont Damnes vineyard

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17
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In what departmenmt is Pouilly Fumé

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Nievre

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18
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Red wine of Orléans-Clery AOP is this (the only style of Orleans Clery)

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100% Cabernet Franc!

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Orleans AOP:

(2006, same year as Orleans-Clery)

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Blanc:
Principal Variety: Min. 60% Chardonnay
Accessory Variety: Pinot Gris
Rosé:
Principal Variety: Min. 60% Meunier
Complementary Variety: Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir
Rouge:
Principal Variety: 70-90% Meunier
Accessory Variety: Pinot Noir

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20
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In Quincy they do this to prevent frost

A

Wind turbines

On Cher river

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21
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Soil of Quincy

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sand

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22
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Second AOP in France only to Chateauneuf du Pape (est. 1936)

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Quincy (white wine only from Sauvignon Blanc)

1936

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23
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Sancerre vineyards on this side of Loire River

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3000 ha on left bank

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24
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Main village of Sancerre, most famous historically

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Chavignol

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25
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Sancerre became AOC in this year

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1936

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26
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in this year, Red and rose wines made solely from Piot Noir were incorporated into Sancerre’s region

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1959

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27
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Another word for Caillottes

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Griottes (limestone pebbles of different styles)
Oxfordian Limestone

28
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Soil types of Sancerre

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Terres Blanches (relatively cool, longer ripening)
Caillottes (more open fruity wines)
Silex (rich in flint, on Eastern slopes of Sancerre) powerful firm styles

29
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Who owns Barre a Mine vineyard in Pouilly Fumé

A

Michel Redde

30
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Pinot Noir is planted on both sides of Sancerre’s fault lines. How does this affect taste

A

Both flint and limestone based expressions

31
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What style of wine is Alphonse Mellot’s Vingt Mille Pieds Sous Sancerre?

A

A serious rosé made from 100% Pinot Noir, with 20,000 vines per hectare

32
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Pouilly Fumé sits on this bank of the Loire across from Sancerre

A

East

1333 ha

33
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After Phylloxera, when Sauvignon Blanc plantings began to dominate, one region remained Chasselas Dominant

A

Pouilly-Sur-Loire AOP

34
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Seven Villages (communes) of Pouilly-Fumé

A

Pouilly-Sur-Loire
Saint-Andelain (highest point, and home to Didier Dageneau)
Garchy, Mesves-sur-Loire, Saint-Laurent-l’Abbaye, Saint-Martin-sur-Nohain, Tracy-sur-Loire

35
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How did Pouilly Fumé get its name

A

“smoked white of Pouilly”
because of the smoke colored bloom at maturity
Blanc Fumé de Pouilly

36
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Wines of Didier Dageneau have been labeled as this since 2017

A

VdF

37
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Pouilly-Sur-Loire village has this soil

A

Clay-limestone Kimmeridgian Marl, oyster shells

38
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Northeast in the Appellation of Pouilly Fumé, soils are predominately this

A

Oxfordian Limestone Caillottes, as in Sancerre

39
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Two fine producers making Pouilly Sur Loire AOC wines

A

Michel Redde
Jonathan Pabiot (both Pouilly Fumé producers)

40
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Most significant of “Satellite appellations” of Central vineyards, with 627ha moving Southwest away from the loire toward the town of Bourges

A

Menetou-Salon

41
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Soils of Menetou Salon

A

Kimmeridgian and Portlandien limestone soils

42
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Most important village of Menetou Salon

A

Morogues

43
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This AOC has more organic vineyards than any in the Central Vineyards
(like Sancerre, but earlier ripening)

A

Menetou-Salon

Blanc: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
Rosé: 100% Pinot Noir
Rouge: 100% Pinot Noir

Sauvignon Gris planted before 31 July, 2009 permitted for white wine, but may not be replanted.

44
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Quincy AOC is located Southwest of this town

A

Bourges

45
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Two river valleys of Reuilly and Quincy

A

Arnon and Cher

46
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Vines of Quincy, on a terrace of ancient sandy soil, are planted on this bank of the Cher

A

Left

47
Q

Quincy is entirely devoted to this wine

A

Sauvignon Blanc (Max10% Sauvignon Gris)

48
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Reuilly is 289ha and sits just Southwest of Quincy in this river valley

A

Arnon

49
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Though half the production of Reuilly is Sauvignon Blanc, in 1961 it was granted appellation status for this grape

A

Pinot Noir

50
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Reuilly is famous for Vin Gris made from this grape

A

Pinot Gris

51
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Coteaux du Giennois is named after this city in the North of the region

A

Gien

52
Q

Vineyards of Coteaux du Giennois AOC are concentrated in this party of the region

A

Far South, closer to Pouilly-Fumé appellation

53
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Styles produced in Coteaux du Giennois

A

Blanc: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
Rosé: Pinot Noir and Gamay (neither may exceed 80%)
Rouge: Pinot Noir and Gamay (neither may exceed 80%)
AOC in 1998
Flint and limestone soil

54
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Departements of Coteaux du Giennois

A

Loiret and Nievre

55
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Two IGPs of Loire Valley (formerly classified as Vin de Pays, both on right bank of Loire)

A

Cotes de la Charité
Coteaux de Tannay

56
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Cotes de la Charité IGP covers 50 ha south of Pouilly, in a wooded area with these soils

A

Calcareous clay

57
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Styles of Cotes de la Charité IGP (loire valley just south of pouilly sur loire)

A

White: Chardonnay and Pinot Gris
Red: Pinot Noir, a bit of rosé

58
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Coteaux de Tannay (IGP) is 25 ha just east of this vineyard area

A

Coteaux du Giennois

59
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Main style of wine of Coteaux de Tannay IGP

A

White: Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Melon B, Pinot Gris, Auxerrois
Reds: Pinot Noir and Gamay account for 25% of production
small amounts of rosé

60
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Orleans AOC is on both sides of the Loire around the city of Orleans and is distinctive for this grape

A

Pinot Meunier
Dominant in both red and rosé styles
60% for rosé, 70-90% for red

61
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Main white grape of Orléans AOC

A

Chardonnay, small amount of Pinot Gris permitted 30%

62
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Wines of Orléans-Clery are 100% this

A

100% Cabernet Franc

63
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Islands of Flint are particularly present in this town of Pouilly Fume

A

Saint-Andelain

64
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Vineyards from Les Montes Damnés rise to this elevation and this slope

A

436m

45 degree slope

65
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Ripe vintages of Sancerre

A

2018, 2019, 2020

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