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10 Cards in this Set
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What are the main red wine producing regions in Burgundy?
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Cote de or, cote chalonnaise, Beaujolais
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What affect did the Napoleonic code have on the vineyards of Burgundy?
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Equal share of inheritance
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What are the three quality levels of Beaujolais? Which is the most age-able?
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Beaujolais, Beaujolais villages, Beaujolais cru
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What are the four quality levels of the Cote d’Or? (for extra points name as many Grand Cru vineyards as you can)
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Regional AOP, Communal AOP, Communal AOP with Premier Cru, Grand Cru
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Name the two regions in the Cote d’Or?
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Cote de nuits, cote de beaune
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What are the three main quality levels of the Rhone Valley?
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Cote de Rhone, Cote du rhone villages, cote du rhone villages with name
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What are the main red grapes grown in the Southern Rhone? Northern Rhone?
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North- Syrah, South-Grenache, Syrah, Mouverdre
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Name at least 2 of the 4 major appellations in the Northern Rhone.
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Cote rotie, hermitage |
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What is the highest level of vineyard classification in Burgundy
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Grand Cru
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Which is not a village in Burgundy?
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Chateauneauf
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