Jura

Question 1

Jura appellations on the map

Answer 1

Question 2

Cotes du Jura styles

Answer 2

Red white rose
Vin de Paille
Vin Jaune

Question 3

Clavelin volume

Answer 3

620 ml

Question 4

Vin de Paille must be dried for …?

Min must weight

Answer 4

Min 6 weeks

320g/L

Question 5

How is Chardonnay called in Jura?

Answer 5

Gamay Blanc

Question 6

How is Savagnin called in Jura

Answer 6

Nature

Question 7

AOC for white wines only?

Answer 7

L’Etoile

Including Vin Jaune and Vin de Paille

Question 8

Styles of LEtoile

Answer 8

Blanc
Vin de Paille:
Vin Jaune:

Question 9

Jura ha of vineyards

Answer 9

1850 ha

Question 10

Permitted grape varieties

Answer 10

Poulsard (local)
Trousseau (local)
Pinot noir 
Savagnin
Chardonnay

Question 11

What is Melon dArbois

Answer 11

Chardonnay

Question 12

Most planted gv

Answer 12

Chardonnay (half of plantings)
Savagnin
Poulsard

Question 13

When Chateau Chalon AOC was created

Answer 13

1936

Unofficial GC

Question 14

Ha of Chateau Chalon

Answer 14

50 ha

Question 15

Another name of the region

Answer 15

The Revermont

Question 16

6 AOCs

Answer 16

Macvin du Jura
Cremant du Jura
LEtoille 
Arbois
Cotes du Jura
Chateau Chalon

Question 17

Altitude of vineyards

Answer 17

200-400 m

Question 18

Famous scientist who born in Jura

Answer 18

Louis Pasteur

Question 19

Jura on the map

Answer 19

Question 20

Chateau Chalon and Vin Jaune gv

Answer 20

Only Savagnin

Late harvested but not botrytized

Question 21

Minimum abv and maximum residiual sugar for Chateau Chalon

Answer 21

12%

3 g/l

Question 22

Ageing of Chateau Chalon

Answer 22

6 years and 3 months in barrels with at least 5 years under the voile

Question 23

Climate

Rainfall

Answer 23

Cool Continental
1200 mm
1800 sunshine hours

Question 24

Release of Vin Jaune

Answer 24

In barrel until December 15 of the sixth year following the harvest without topping
Min 60 months under the voile
Released in January 1 of the seventh year following the harvest

Question 25

Max Yield of Vin de Paille

Answer 25

20 hl/ha

Question 26

Largest AOC

Answer 26

Arbois | 800ha

Question 27

Where can you display on the label Vin de Paille and Vin Jaune

Answer 27

Both: Cotes du Jura Arbois LEtoille Vin Jaune - Chateau Chalon

Question 28

Min Vin de Paille abv

Answer 28

14% actual | Potential 19%

Question 29

Vin de Paille ageing

Answer 29

3 years with 1,5 y in wood

Question 30

Which grape is not allowed for Vin de Paille

Answer 30

Pinot Noir

Question 31

Commune of Arbois which may appear on the label

Answer 31

Pupillin

Question 32

Chateau Chalon soil

Answer 32

Limestone | marl

Question 33

Flor in Jura

Answer 33

Voile

Question 34

Where else can you produce Vin de Paille

Answer 34

Hermitage

Question 35

What means Arbois

Answer 35

Fertile soil from Celtic

Question 36

Famous Ganevat Cuvée

Answer 36

Les Devoilles (Chardonnay)

Question 37

Top producers

Answer 37

Ganevat Emmanuel Houillon Philippe Bornard

Question 38

Soils in Jura

Answer 38

Mainly clay and marl with limestone in some places

Question 39

What wines are popular from Chardonnay

Answer 39

Cremant du Jura

Question 40

What is Poulsard another name

Answer 40

Ploussard

Question 41

Typical residual sugar for Vin de Paille

Answer 41

60-130 g/L

Question 42

Cremant du Jura min ageing and gv

Answer 42

9 on lees White: 70% Chardonnay PN Trousseau Rose: 50% PN PG Trousseau Poulsard

Question 43

Where is PG permitted

Answer 43

Rose Cremant

Question 44

Chemical compound in Chateau Chalon also found in curry

Answer 44

Soloton

Question 45

Macvin du Jura abv and ageing

Answer 45

16-22 Eau de vie aged min for 14 m +10 m in oak after mutage

Question 46

Chateau Chalon yield

Answer 46

30 hl/ha