Beaujolais Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Beaujolais Nouveau date

A

3rd Thursday of November

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2
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Cru map

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3
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How many AOC in Beaujolais

A

11 (12)

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4
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Average rainfall Beaujolais

A

813 mm

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5
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Beaujolais AOC styles

A

White
Red
Rose

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6
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What Beaujolais village

A

Subsumed AOC under Beaujolais AOC since 2011

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7
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How many villages in Beaujolais

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38

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8
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Beaujolais and Beaujolais superieur min abv

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10% and 10,5% respectively

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9
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Styles of Beaujolais cru

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Fruitiest:
Brouilly, Regnie, Chiroubles

Fruity, structured and elegant:
Saint Amour, Fleurie, Chenas

Most structured: Morgon, Julienas Moulin-a-Vent

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10
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Famous lieux dits of Beaujolais cru

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Morgon - Cote du Puy
Julienas - Les Capitans
Fleurie - La Madone
Moulin A Vent - champ de cour

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11
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Only one cru in Saone-et-Loire

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Saint amour

Northernmost

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12
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Climate in Beaujolais

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Continental

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13
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Soils in Beaujolais

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Predominately, granite
South - yellow limestone

Blue diorite Cote de Brouilly
Pink granite Fleurie

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14
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Ha of vineyards in the region

A

19 000 ha

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15
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Smallest cru

A

Chenas

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16
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Chenas meaning?

17
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Longest lived most full bodied most tannic cru

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Moulin a Vent

18
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Pink granitic soil name

19
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What is la Madonne

A

Mount

Fleurie based on Madonne

20
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Highest elevation Cru, the coolest and lightest

A

Chiroubles

250-450 m

21
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Largest cru

A

Brouilly 1300 ha

22
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Morgon specific soils

Where else?

A

Roche pourrie (rotten rock) mixture of iron rich blue schist and basalt streaked with manganese

Also Cote de Brouilly
Julienas

23
Q

Top Morgon producers

A
Marcel Lapierre
Jean Foillard
Jean-Paul Thevenet
Guy Breton 
Gang of Four who guided the philosophy of Jules Chauvet
24
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Crus with pink granite

A

Regnie
Moulin a Vent
Fleurie
Chiroubles

25
Vine training
Gobelet | Hand harvest
26
River naturally divides the Beaujolais wine region into the Crus and Beaujolais Villages to the North of the river and Beaujolais Nouveau
Nizerand
27
What is on the west and on the east
West - Massif Central | East - Saone river
28
% of Gamay planting
98
29
Where is Lyon
On the south
30
What amount of alcohol is normally produced by carbonic maceration
2%
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Who was important figure to succes of Beaujolai Nouveau
Georges Duboeuf
32
Beaujolais villages are concentrated in haut or bas Beaujolais?
Haut
33
Styles of Beaujolais villages
White rose red and nouveau
34
Another term for nouveau
Beaujolais Primeur
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Where first vines of Beaujolais were planted
Julienas
36
The youngest cru
Regnie | 1988
37
Soils of Cote de Brouilly
Composed of diorite (blues stones) | Corne Verte
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Maximum abv for red Beaujolais
12,5