Burgundy Flashcards
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Name the soil type of Chablis?
Klimmeridgien Limestone
What trellising system are allow in Chablis?
- Guyot (simple or Double)
- Cordon de Royat
- Taille Chablis
What is referred to the following:
Taille Chablis
- Trellising system widely used for chardonnay in France
- Chablis and Champagne
- Bush vine, short spur and trellis on a wired
What is the max yield for:
- Chablis Grand Cru AOP
- Chablis 1er Cru
- Grand Cru: 54 Hl/Ha
- 1er Cru: 58 Hl/Ha
What are the alcohol regulations of the Chablis AC?
- Petit Chablis: 9,5% ABV
- Chablis: 10% ABV
- 1er Cru: 10,5% ABV
- Grand Cru: 11% ABV
What is the min ABV for Chablis Grand Cru?
11% ABV
What is the single commune of production for the Chablis Grand Cru AC?
Chablis
Name the Grand Cru vineyard of Chablis? (West to East)
- Bougros
- Preuses
- Vaudesir
- Grenouille
- Valmur
- Les Clos
- Blanchots
Organise all grand cru of Chablis AC from smallest to the biggest in size
- Les Clos: 25,87 Ha
- Vaudesir: 15,43 Ha
- Bougros: 15,07 Ha
- Blanchot: 12,68 Ha
- Preuses: 10,81 Ha
- Valmur: 10,55 Ha
- Grenouilles: 9,38 Ha
Name the largest and the smallest Chablis Grand Cru AC parcels
- Biggest: Les Clos (25,87 Ha)
- Smaller: Grenouille (9,38 Ha)
Where is the following vineyard located?
Bougros
Also name some influent producers from this parcel?
Bougros is the western most vineyard of the Chablis Grand Cru AC
- 15,07 Ha
- Late promotion to Grand Cru: in 1938
- Influential producers: Laroche, La Chablisienne, Long-Dupaquit, Vocoret, F. Ravenau
When was Bougrot promoted as Grand Cru classification.
How does it differ from the others?
In 1938
- It was promoted as the same time as Les Preuses
- All the other Grand cru received their AOC in 1936
Where is the following vineyard located:
Les Preuses
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
Grand cru vineyard of Chablis
- 10,81 Ha
- Promoted as Grand Cru in 1938, at the same date as as Bougros
- Chablisienne, Dauvissat, Billard-Simon
- Lies 0,11 Ha of the Long-Dupaquit’s monopole “La Moutonne”
Over what 2 vineyards is the Long-Dupaquit monopole La Moutonne lie on?
Over :
- Les Preuses Grand Cru for 0,11 Ha
- VaudesirGrand Cru for 2,35 Ha Grand Cru
⚠️ This parcel is not considered as Grand Cru vineyard ⚠️
Where is the following vineyard located:
Vaudesir
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
Chablis Grand Cru AC vineyard
- 15,43 Ha
- 2,35 Ha of La Moutonne is covering this vineyard
- Influential producers: Christian Moreau, A Besson, G. Tremblay, L. Michel
Where is the following vineyard located:
Grenouille
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
Smaller grand cru vineyard of Chablis
- La Chablisienne is the largest owner of the Grand Cru with 7,20 Ha out of the 9,38 Ha
- Other producers: Louis Michel, B, Droin, P. Testut
Where is the following vineyard located:
Valmur
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
Grand cru vineyard of Chablis
- 10,55 Ha
- Influential wine producers: J.C Bessin, G. Robin, C. Moreau
Where is the following vineyard location:
Les Clos
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
The biggest grand cru of Chablis
- 25,87 Ha
- Influential producers: Billard-Simond, F. Ravenau, Dauvissat, Louis Michel, William Fère, Christian Moreau, Pinson
Where is located the following vineyard:
Blanchot
Name some influential wine estate of this vineyard and its size
Southern most Grand cru of Chablis
- Slighly different aspect to the other GC, as its facing South / South-East
- It is looking over the Montée de Tonnerre 1er cru
- Cover 12,68 Ha
- Influential producers: Long-Dupaquit, Laroche, Vocoret, La Chablisienne, F. Raveneau, F. Servin
Name 5 major Chablis 1er cru vineyard from the right bank of the Serein
- Fourchaume
- Montée de Tonnerre
- Mont de Milieu
- Fourneaux
- Vaucoupin
Name the river of the Chablis region
The Serein river
What is the northern most right bank Chablis 1er cru vineyard ?
L’Homme Mort
Part of the Fourchaume 1er Cru
8,96 Ha
Name the sub-1er cru of Fourchaume 1er Cru vineyard?
From North to South
- L’Homme Mort
- Fourchaume
- Les Vaupulent
- Côte de Fontenay
- Vaulorent (over side the valley, by the Grand Cru parcels)
Biggest 1er cru of the right bank of Chablis (103,31 Ha)
Name the 2 biggest 1er Cru of Chablis?
Where exactly are they located and their respective sizes?
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Vaillons
- on the left Bank
- 113,30 ha
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Fourchaume
- on the right bank
- 103,31 ha