Random Master Level Burgundy

What is the max yield for Bourgogne rouge?

Which is not one of the 14 villages that qualify for the Côte de Beaune-Villages appellation?

Which village does this best describe? 236ha of vineyards, 77% white with 16 Premier Crus that account for 76% of the village's production.

Which village does this best describe? One of the oldest wine villages in Burgundy, its 174 ha of vineyards face due east, 71% of production is red. There are 11 Premier Crus but 6 are sold under the name of a different village. 14% of the vineyard land is Grand Cru.

This 16.9ha Grand Cru grew over the past 175 years by absorbing 1er Cru climats including Chambiots, Fremieres, Froichots, Mauchamps, and Monts Luisants.

Which of these villages has been a major cremant producer since 1822 and now produces 4.5 million bottles per year?

Which village contains the 1er Crus of Les Clous, Sur La Velle, and Les Champs Fulliot?

Which village does not have over 30 premier crus?

Which Grand Cru does the following describe? This 1.81 ha vineyard has been a monopole since 1912. 260-275 altitude, 6 degree slope, top soil is clay sand mixed with pebbles and limestone scree, ostrea accuminata, over Premeaux limestone. Bordered by grand crus on all four sides.

What best describes soil of the middle 1/3 of the slope in Clos de Vougeot?

Which Grand Cru does this best describe? A largely flat vineyard, 9.14ha, planted by the Abbey of St Vivant in 1188. The soil is rocky with fissured limestone bedrock @ 1M depth. Makes a wine of power and muscle.

Which is true of the Côte de Nuits-Villages appellation?

Which is not one of the Maranges?

Which is not a bathonian soil?

What are the fossils found in Kimmeridgian soils called?

Which is the oldest of the Upper Jurrasic soils listed below?

Who is not a well regarded Mercurey-based producer?

Where is the famous cooper Francois Freres based?

Which grand cru is said to rarely match the intensity of Montrachet, yet is considered better than the rest of Puligny/Chassange?

Which is the largest 1er Cru in Puligny-Montrachet?

What is NOT true of Comte de la Loyere?

What percentage of Meursault production is 1er Cru?

Which is the largest grand cru climat of Chablis?

What is the smallest grand cru climat of Chablis?

What is 'Replis'?

What is the small grand cru directly north of Charmes-Chambertin?

Which is not a right bank Chablis 1er cru?

Which is not one of the four 1er crus of Vougeot?

Which of these village's production is NOT more that 50% 1er Cru?

Which is NOT true of Chorey-les-Beaune?

Which is not an advantage of destemming?

How many 1er crus does St Romain have?

Which is true of Santenay?

Which is the only Morey-St-Denis grand cru never to have been an ecclesiastical property?

Which village of the Cote de Nuit has the second largest vineyard plantings?

Which village of the Cote de Beaune has the second largest vineyard plantings?

What is the largest grand cru site in Burgundy?

What is NOT a pro of whole cluster?

Where is the Côte de Couchois?

Which appellation produces only white wine?

What is the maximum alcohol for Chablis Grand Cru?

What is the maximum yield for Chablis Grand Crus before the buffer?

Which climat is the source of the Cote de Nuit's only grand cru white?

What is the predominant top soil of Bouzeron?

Which river divides the two sections of Pommard?

Which Combe divides the vineyards of Chambolle-Musigny?

Which is not a village that can produce wine for the Côte de Nuits-Village appellation?

The wines produced in the hamlet of Melin are labeled under which Village?

Which village produces the most stlyish reds of the Côte Chalonnaise?

Which of the following grand crus has the lowest maximum yield?