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Fitou AOP is divided into what two subregions? |
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What AOP for VDN wines extends from Roussillon into the Languedoc and is roughly contiguous with the borders of Fitou? |
Rivesaltes AOP |
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What is the assemblage of Fitou AOP? |
Grenache/Carignan must combine for at least 50%. (Quality producers are using more Grenache.) Plus Syrah and Mourvédre, which you see more often in the Fitou Maritime. No grape may constitute more than 80% of the blend. |
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What river borders Corbiéres to the West and North? |
The River Aude |
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What is the assemblage for Cabardés AOP? |
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Name five red wine AOPs of the Western Languedoc. |
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Name two AOPs in the Western Languedoc that only produce red wine. |
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What is the largest AOP that lies solely within the Aude département? |
Corbiéres |
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What AOP mandates barrel fermentation for whites? |
Limoux AOP mandates barrel fermentation for their white wines. The only region in France to do this. |
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What are the styles allowed and the assemblage for Limoux AOP? |
Blanc: Mauzac, Chenin Blanc, and Chardonnay (must be oak-fermented) Rouge: Must contain a minimum 3 varieties. 45-70% Merlot Minimum 20% combined Grenache, Syrah, Cot Max 35% Cabernet Sauvignon/Cabernet Franc Blanc Mousseaux "Methode Ancestrale": 100% Mauzac Blanc Mousseaux "Blanquette de Limoux"": 90% Mauzac plus Chenin Blanc and Chard |
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What is the grape variety in Limoux AOP Methode Ancestrale? |
100% Mauzac |
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What is the assemblage of Limoux AOP Blanquette de Limoux? |
90% Mauzac, with Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay |
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Is manual harvesting mandatory in Limoux AOP? |
Only for the whites and vin mousseaux styles, Blanquette de Limoux and Methode Ancestrale |
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What is the assemblage of Crémant de Limoux AOP? |
Whites and Rosés are allowed. Max 90% combined Chardonnay (min 50%) and Chenin Blanc (10-40%) Max 20% combined Mauzac and Pinot Noir (max 15%) |
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Distinguish between Limoux AOP's 'Blanquette de Limoux' and Crémant de Limoux AOP. |
Blanquette de Limoux: Mostly Mauzac Crémant de Limoux: Mostly Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc |
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Where would you find Lladoner Pelut? |
Grenache relative also known as Garnacha Peluda (Hairy Grenache). Allowed in some AOPs of the wines of Western Languedoc: Minervois-La Liviniére AOP, Corbiéres AOP, Minervois AOP |
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Name the AOPs of the Aude département. |
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What are the two subregion designations of Saint-Chinian AOP? |
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Bear going to bathroom Brown Blue Cheese |
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What are the four fortified wine appellations of the Languedoc? |
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**** my life jean |
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The Languedoc AOP covers what départements? |
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List the geographical designations of the Languedoc AOP. |
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What Languedoc AOP cru can produce both Rosé and Rouge wines? |
Cabriéres |
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What former Languedoc crus have been elevated to AOP status? |
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What varieties are allowed in the Picpoul de Pinet AOP? ABV required? |
100% Piquepoul de Pinet 12% ABV (fairly strict requirement) |
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What are the min RS requirements of the VDN "Muscat" appellations of the Languedoc? |
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Under which AOP is Muscat de Nöel produced? |
Muscat de St. Jean de Minervois AOP Christmas wines must be bottled by Dec 1 of harvest year |
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Grange de Péres, Mas Jullien, & La Péira are all top producers out of what relatively young Languedoc region?
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Terrases du Larzac AOP, though Grange de Péres still produces under the Pays d'Hérault designation for now. |
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What is the min RS of Roussillon AOP wines? |
45g/L |
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What is the overarching Vin de Pays classification for the entire Languedoc-Roussillon region? |
Vin de Pays d'Oc |
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What is the subzone designation allowed for Côte du Roussillon AOP? What assemblage does it cover? |
Les Aspres Syrah and Mourvédre dominated wines with Grenache, min 3 variety blend. |
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What four communes can append their name to Côtes du Roussillon-Villages AOP? |
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What styles of wine are allowed in Côte du Roussillon-Villages AOP? |
Red only |
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What styles of wine are allowed in Côte du Roussillon AOP? |
White/Rosé/Red |
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What two AOPs of the Languedoc-Roussillon region produce Muscat de Nöel? |
Muscat de Rivesaltes AOP Muscat de St. Jean de Minervois AOP |
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What is the assemblage of Rivesaltes 'Grenat' wines? |
100% Grenache Makes sense as these will be more varietally driven styles focusing on fruit rather than the production driven styles of "Tuilé" and "Ambre" or "Rancio" which have a heavier focus on oxidation. |
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What styles of wine can be made in the Clairette de Languedoc AOP? |
100% Clairette. Dry, Sweet, Rancio, and VDL |
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What grape varieties can be used in Rivesaltes AOP Tuilé/Ambré/Rancio/Hors d'Age styles? (Meaning everything except Grenat) |
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What are the VDN appellations of Roussillon? |
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What are the non-VDN appellations of the Roussillon? |
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What is the min RS of Muscat de Rivesaltes AOP? |
100g/L |
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What is the minimum RS of Rivesaltes AOP/Banyuls AOP/Banyuls Grand Cru AOP/Maury AOP VDNs/Grand Roussillon AOP? |
45g/L |
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What Rhône AOP follows the same aging and terminology guidelines as Rivesaltes AOP? |
Rasteau AOP for their VDNs. |
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Unfortified Red, White, and Rosé wines are released by Banyuls producers under what AOP? |
Collioure AOP |
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Blanc and Rimage Banyuls wines can be released when? |
May 1 of the year after the harvest. Look at Rimage like you would Vintage port. Bottled early as a "Ruby" so as not to achieve oxidative character. |
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Is manual harvesting mandatory in Banyuls AOP |
Yes, in successive tries. |
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True or False: "Rimage" wines from Banyuls must be vintage-dated. |
True. These are very much in the same vein as Vintage Ports. |
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Banyuls "Traditionnel" Rouge styles must have a minimum of what % of Grenache? How about Banyuls Grand Cru AOP? |
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Banyuls AOP allows for what styles of wine? |
VDN Blanc/Ambré (Ambré is 3yrs for release) VDN Rosé VDN Rouge "Traditionnel" (3yrs for release) VDN Rouge "Rimage" (Vintage-dated, can release after May 1 of year after harvest) VDN Hors d'Age (Min 5yrs aging) |
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Muscat Romain is also known as |
Muscat d'Alexandrie |
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Tourbat is also known as |
Malvoisie du Roussillon |
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Banyuls Grand Cru AOP mandates what barrel-aging? |
30mos in barrel, and not released until June 1 of the 3rd year following harvest. (Banyuls Ambré and Traditionnel Rouge styles are May 1 of 3rd year following harvest, but require no barrel-aging) |
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Maury AOP produces what styles of wine? |
Rouge (can release dry still reds as of 2011) VDN Blanc and Ambré VDN Grenat and Tuilé |
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