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MA WINES OF FRANCEWE “INAO ( Institut Nationale Appellation d'Origine) was established in 1935 to control the production & quality of French wines. GRADATION OF FRENCH WINES 1) Highest Quality & most prestigious grading for French wine, produces 25% of all the french wines. It guarantees:- x Area of production x Alcohol content x Grape varieties X* Taste test 2) VDQS = Vins Délimités de Qualité Supérieure One notch down from AOC. Comprises5% of all french wines. It guarantees:- x Area of production x Grape varieties x Alcohol content x Taste test 3)@MiiMePRAYS = Country wines. From a specific area. 4) Vin de Table = Bottom ranked french wines with certain standards. No geographic indication. Completely blended. 5) Vin Ordinaire = Labelled by alcohol-content. Cheapest. French Wine Appellation AGradation Hierarchy of French wines WINE PRODUCING REGIONS IN FRANCE 1) BORDEAUX = Produces®@% of all french wines butQ5%of all AOC wines. Bordeaux red wines are also known as Claret, GRAPE VARIETIES:- + WHITE GRAPES= Sauvignon blanc , Muscadelle, Semillon. x% RED GRAPES= Cabernet Sauvignon , Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec, Petit Verdot. Districts in Bordeaux:- 1) Médoc = Chateau Mouton Rothschild (red) , Chateau Margaux (red) 2) Pomerol= Chateau La Fleur(red) , Chateau La Tour(red) 3) St. Emilion = Chateau Belair(red), Chateau Dassault(red) 4)GFaves = Gravel rich soil. Pessac(red), Chateau Couhins(white) 5) Sauternes = Chateau Romer (White) ID BURGUNDW = Red wines are full bodied & smooth. White wines are mostly dry. GRAPE VARIETIES” _% White Grapes- Chardonnay AS 3% Red Grapes- Pinot Noir, Gama = ee _ _ eonrgeyne ae Districts in Burgundy:- —o oa 1) (Cote de Nuit (famous for reds) Céte de Beaunne (famous for whites) Popular Brands:- Gevery-Chambertin(red), Musigny(red) Charlemagne(white) , Mlontrachet(white) 2)@halonnais = Givry, Mercurey, Rully (Both red and white) 3) Maconnais = \dcon-Village (red) , Pouilly-F uissé (white, 4) Beaujolais= Beaujolais Nouveau (red) 5) GHADIB = Blonchots (white) , \almore (white) i BORDEAUX ILLUSTRATIONS

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