Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of
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Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of
Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of Sommeliers 8/7/12 9:17 PM Home Beaune AOP FRANCE Pronunciation AOC/AOP Regulations Département: Côte d'Or Communes of Production: Beaune Styles and Encépagement: Blanc: Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc, plus a max. 10% Pinot Gris Rouge: Pinot Noir, plus a max. 15% mixed plantings of Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, and Chardonnay Blanc/Rouge "Premier Cru" Assemblage: For Blanc wines, Pinot Gris may not exceed 30% of the blend. Minimum Potential Alcohol: Blanc: 11% Rouge: 10.5% Blanc "Premier Cru": 11.5% Rouge "Premier Cru": 11% Minimum Must Weight: Blanc: 178 g/l (170 g/l prior to 2011) Rouge: 180 g/l (171 g/l prior to 2011) Blanc "Premier Cru": 187 g/l (178 g/l prior to 2011) Rouge "Premier Cru": 189 g/l (180 g/l prior to 2011) Maximum Residual Sugar: Blanc: 3 g/l Rouge: 2 g/l Élevage: Wines may not be released until June 30 of the year following the harvest Minimum Planting Density: 9,000 vines per hectare Maximum Yields (Rendement de Base): Blanc: 57 hl/ha (45 hl/ha prior to 2011) Rouge: 50 hl/ha (40 hl/ha prior to 2011) Blanc "Premier Cru": 55 hl/ha (45 hl/ha prior to 2011) Rouge "Premier Cru": 48 hl/ha (40 hl/ha prior to 2011) AOC Established: 1936 Beaune AOC/AOP Document 2011 Updated AOC/AOP Document Map of Beaune AOC (Official Wines of Burgundy Website) Premier Cru Vineyards of Beaune (42) Vineyard Size* http://www.guildsomm.com/tc/wiki/w/france/683.beaune-aop.aspx Major Producers Origin of Name Page 1 of 4 Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of Sommeliers 8/7/12 9:17 PM Les Boucherottes 8.54 ha Château de Chorey, Louis Jadot derived from bouchot, or bush Les Vignes Franches 9.77 ha Château de Chorey vineyards were mortgage free, ie, inherited Clos des Ursules located within the 9.77 ha, Les Vignes Franches Louis Jadot, monopole Les Chouacheux 5.04 ha Louis Jadot Les Epenotes 7.69 ha Le Clos des Mouches 25.18 ha Drouhin archaic French dialect for "honey fly", in reference to the bees in the vineyard Les Montrevenots 8.42 ha Jean-Marc Boillot named after tiny village of the same name Les Sizies 8.58 ha Bouchard named after historic owner, Renaud de Sesie Les Aigrots 18.64 ha Pertuisots 5.27 ha Domaine des Croix Clos Saint-Landry 1.98 ha Bouchard, monopole Les Avaux 11.52 ha Louis Jadot, Champy "vaux" = "valley" Les Tuvilains 8.94 ha Bouchard "tue" = "kill"; the vineyard was hard to work Belissand 4.88 ha Bouchard in reference to humid or damp soils Les Seurey 1.23 ha Bouchard Clos de la Mousse 3.37 ha Bouchard, monopole http://www.guildsomm.com/tc/wiki/w/france/683.beaune-aop.aspx "Chouacheux" derived from sasseux, meaning "willow tree" named after thorny bushes that grew in the vineyard derives from aigre, French for "sour" derives from archaic French word, pertuis, a "hole" "mousse" = "moss"; in reference to damp soils Page 2 of 4 Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of Sommeliers 8/7/12 9:17 PM 4.78 ha Jean-Marc Bouley derived from renverse, French for a downward slope Les Teurons 21.04 ha Château de Chorey, Bouchard, Louis Jadot from turno, for slight elevation or small hill Clos de Roi 8.41 ha Camus-Bruchon, Robert Ampeau vineyard belonging to the king Blanches Fleurs 0.36 ha "white flowers"; many orchard trees once in this vineyard A l'Ecu 2.65 ha Ecu was a currency in the Middle ages Clos de l'Ecu 2.37 ha Faiveley, monopole Les Fèves 4.42 ha Chanson, monopole derives from the archaic French faie, or "beech tree" Les Cents Vignes 23.50 ha Vincent Bitouzet, Château de Chorey, Louis Jadot named after a hamlet Les Marconnets 9.39 ha Albert Morot, Remoissenet named after a fountain En Genêt 4.34 ha named after a small river En l'Orme 2.02 ha "orme" = "elm tree" Les Perrières 3.20 ha François Gay a quarry Les Bressandes 16.97 ha Louis Jadot, Albert Morot, Remoissenet, Henri Germain refers to historic owner, Jean Bressans Les Toussaints 6.42 ha Louis Jadot, Remoissenet "tous" = "every", every saint, in connection to a chapel on the property Les Grèves 31.33 ha Château de Chorey, Louis Jadot, Joseph Drouhin named after a sandy field Sur les Grèves 2.90 ha Les Reversés Les Sceaux http://www.guildsomm.com/tc/wiki/w/france/683.beaune-aop.aspx Page 3 of 4 Beaune AOP - France - Compendium - Guild of Sommeliers 8/7/12 9:17 PM Sur les Grèves-Clos Sainte-Anne 0.73 ha Aux Cras 5.00 ha Le Bas des Teurons 6.31 ha Aux Coucherias 7.70 ha Louis Jadot, Jean-Claude Rateau Clos de la Feguine 1.86 ha Jacques Prieur, monopole Montée Rouge 3.75 ha rouge in reference to color of soil La Mignotte 2.40 ha refers to historic owner, Mignot Clos des Avaux 3.70 ha "vaux" = "valley" Champs Pimont 16.25 ha Château de Chorey derives from craie, or "chalk" derives from turno or "small hill", the bottom of a small hill Chanson, Joseph Drouhin, Bouchard refers to historic owner, Pimont *Coates, Clive. The Wines of Burgundy. Rev. ed. Berkeley: The University of California Press, 2008. http://www.guildsomm.com/tc/wiki/w/france/683.beaune-aop.aspx Page 4 of 4