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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Champagne : Champagne Key Terms : Key Terms Assemblage : Assemblage Assemblage : Assemblage The wine maker and/or cellar master assemble the cuvee of still wines prior to the first fermentation Remuage : Remuage Remuage : Remuage Working the lees and other forms of sediment down to the crown cap or temporary cork Courtesy of Madame Cliquot Also known as Riddling Takes place after the second fermentation Liqueur de Tirage : Liqueur de Tirage Liqueur de Tirage : Liqueur de Tirage Solution of sugar and yeast added to the final cuvee in order to jump start the second fermentation Autolysis : Autolysis Autolysis : Autolysis The wines age in the cellar for their designated time interacting with the lees and form a distinctive ‘autolytic’ character These characteristics are often described as nuttiness, toastiness, ‘yeasty’, and other desirable aromas and flavors Degorgement : Degorgement Degorgement : Degorgement Disgorging is the act of removing the frozen plug of ice (containing spent yeast) from a bottle of Champagne or Sparkling Wine, after riddling Dosage : Dosage Dosage : Dosage The few ounces of wine, sometimes sweetened, which is added to each bottle of champagne after disgorging to make up for the liquid volume lost by disgorging AKA Liqueur d’Expedition NM: Négociant manipulant : NM: Négociant manipulant NM: Négociant manipulant : NM: Négociant manipulant These companies (including the majority of the larger brands) buy grapes and make the wine Moet & Chandon Veuve Cliquot Krug RM: Récoltant manipulant : RM: Récoltant manipulant RM: Récoltant manipulant : RM: Récoltant manipulant (Also known as Grower Champagne) A grower that also makes wine from its own grapes (a maximum of 5% of purchased grapes is permitted). There are currently over two thousand, which represents a third of all Champagne producers. CM: Coopérative de manipulation : CM: Coopérative de manipulation CM: Coopérative de manipulation : CM: Coopérative de manipulation Co-operatives that make wines from the growers who are members, with all the grapes pooled together SR: Société de récoltants : SR: Société de récoltants SR: Société de récoltants : SR: Société de récoltants An association of growers making a shared Champagne but who are not a co-operative RC: Récoltant coopérateur : RC: Récoltant coopérateur RC: Récoltant coopérateur : RC: Récoltant coopérateur A co-operative member selling Champagne produced by the co-operative under its own name and label MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur : MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur : MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur A brand name unrelated to the producer or grower; the name is owned by someone else, for example a supermarket, restaurant or wine shop ND: Négociant distributeur : ND: Négociant distributeur ND: Négociant distributeur : ND: Négociant distributeur This consists of an individual person or a legal entity (wine merchant) who buys wines in finished bottles. He adds his own label in his workshop. More Label Jargon : More Label Jargon Brut Natural or Brut Zéro (less than 3 grams of sugar per liter) Extra Brut (less than 6 grams of sugar per liter) Brut (less than 15 grams of sugar per liter) Extra Sec or Extra Dry (12 to 20 grams of sugar per liter) Sec (17 to 35 grams of sugar per liter) Demi-Sec (33 to 50 grams of sugar per liter) Doux (more than 50 grams of sugar per liter) Main Soil Component : Main Soil Component Main Soil Component : Main Soil Component Chalk! The chalky soil is ideal for Champagne wine. It absorbs water during winter and gives it back to the vine's roots during summer. The other way around, it absorbs heat during summer to give it back during winter. Climate : Climate Climate : Climate Cool, continental climate influenced by the cool breezes and weather conditions from the Atlantic Great risk of Frost Grand Cru’s : Grand Cru’s Montagne de Reims : Montagne de Reims Grand Cru villages Montagne de Reims : Montagne de Reims Ambonnay Beaumont-sur-Vesle Bouzy Loaves Mailly-Champagne Puisieulx Sillery Verzenay Verzy Cote des Blancs : Cote des Blancs Grand Cru villages Cote des Blancs : Cote des Blancs Avize Chouilly Cramant Le Mesnil-sur-Oger Oger Oiry Vallee de la Marne : Vallee de la Marne Grand Cru villages Vallee de la Marne : Vallee de la Marne Ay Tours-sur-Marne Quick Facts : Quick Facts - Chardonnay provides freshness and elegance - Pinot Meunier brings fruitiness and aromas - Pinot Noir gives body and structure Quick Facts : Quick Facts - Montagne de Reims: south of Reims city, where the best Pinot Noir grow - Cote des Blancs: south of Epernay city, where the best Chardonnay grow - Vallée de la Marne: west of Epernay city, where the best Pinot Meunier grow Advanced Q&A : Advanced Q&A What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? : What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? : What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? Ratafia (VDL) Rose des Riceys (Rose) Name the Prestige Cuvees for : Name the Prestige Cuvees for Salon Taittinger Veuve Cliquot Prestige Cuvees : Prestige Cuvees Le Mesnil Comtes de Champagne La Grande Dame Name the Prestige Cuvees for : Name the Prestige Cuvees for Pommery Philiponnat Charles Heidsieck Prestige Cuvees : Prestige Cuvees Cuvee Louise Clos de Goisses Blanc des Millenaires How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? less than 15 grams of sugar per liter How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? 33 to 50 grams of sugar per liter You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Champagne Derek Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1657 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (1) Added: February 14, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: Javaidbhat (22 month(s) ago) can i download this ppt Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Champagne : Champagne Key Terms : Key Terms Assemblage : Assemblage Assemblage : Assemblage The wine maker and/or cellar master assemble the cuvee of still wines prior to the first fermentation Remuage : Remuage Remuage : Remuage Working the lees and other forms of sediment down to the crown cap or temporary cork Courtesy of Madame Cliquot Also known as Riddling Takes place after the second fermentation Liqueur de Tirage : Liqueur de Tirage Liqueur de Tirage : Liqueur de Tirage Solution of sugar and yeast added to the final cuvee in order to jump start the second fermentation Autolysis : Autolysis Autolysis : Autolysis The wines age in the cellar for their designated time interacting with the lees and form a distinctive ‘autolytic’ character These characteristics are often described as nuttiness, toastiness, ‘yeasty’, and other desirable aromas and flavors Degorgement : Degorgement Degorgement : Degorgement Disgorging is the act of removing the frozen plug of ice (containing spent yeast) from a bottle of Champagne or Sparkling Wine, after riddling Dosage : Dosage Dosage : Dosage The few ounces of wine, sometimes sweetened, which is added to each bottle of champagne after disgorging to make up for the liquid volume lost by disgorging AKA Liqueur d’Expedition NM: Négociant manipulant : NM: Négociant manipulant NM: Négociant manipulant : NM: Négociant manipulant These companies (including the majority of the larger brands) buy grapes and make the wine Moet & Chandon Veuve Cliquot Krug RM: Récoltant manipulant : RM: Récoltant manipulant RM: Récoltant manipulant : RM: Récoltant manipulant (Also known as Grower Champagne) A grower that also makes wine from its own grapes (a maximum of 5% of purchased grapes is permitted). There are currently over two thousand, which represents a third of all Champagne producers. CM: Coopérative de manipulation : CM: Coopérative de manipulation CM: Coopérative de manipulation : CM: Coopérative de manipulation Co-operatives that make wines from the growers who are members, with all the grapes pooled together SR: Société de récoltants : SR: Société de récoltants SR: Société de récoltants : SR: Société de récoltants An association of growers making a shared Champagne but who are not a co-operative RC: Récoltant coopérateur : RC: Récoltant coopérateur RC: Récoltant coopérateur : RC: Récoltant coopérateur A co-operative member selling Champagne produced by the co-operative under its own name and label MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur : MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur : MA: Marque auxiliaire or Marque d'acheteur A brand name unrelated to the producer or grower; the name is owned by someone else, for example a supermarket, restaurant or wine shop ND: Négociant distributeur : ND: Négociant distributeur ND: Négociant distributeur : ND: Négociant distributeur This consists of an individual person or a legal entity (wine merchant) who buys wines in finished bottles. He adds his own label in his workshop. More Label Jargon : More Label Jargon Brut Natural or Brut Zéro (less than 3 grams of sugar per liter) Extra Brut (less than 6 grams of sugar per liter) Brut (less than 15 grams of sugar per liter) Extra Sec or Extra Dry (12 to 20 grams of sugar per liter) Sec (17 to 35 grams of sugar per liter) Demi-Sec (33 to 50 grams of sugar per liter) Doux (more than 50 grams of sugar per liter) Main Soil Component : Main Soil Component Main Soil Component : Main Soil Component Chalk! The chalky soil is ideal for Champagne wine. It absorbs water during winter and gives it back to the vine's roots during summer. The other way around, it absorbs heat during summer to give it back during winter. Climate : Climate Climate : Climate Cool, continental climate influenced by the cool breezes and weather conditions from the Atlantic Great risk of Frost Grand Cru’s : Grand Cru’s Montagne de Reims : Montagne de Reims Grand Cru villages Montagne de Reims : Montagne de Reims Ambonnay Beaumont-sur-Vesle Bouzy Loaves Mailly-Champagne Puisieulx Sillery Verzenay Verzy Cote des Blancs : Cote des Blancs Grand Cru villages Cote des Blancs : Cote des Blancs Avize Chouilly Cramant Le Mesnil-sur-Oger Oger Oiry Vallee de la Marne : Vallee de la Marne Grand Cru villages Vallee de la Marne : Vallee de la Marne Ay Tours-sur-Marne Quick Facts : Quick Facts - Chardonnay provides freshness and elegance - Pinot Meunier brings fruitiness and aromas - Pinot Noir gives body and structure Quick Facts : Quick Facts - Montagne de Reims: south of Reims city, where the best Pinot Noir grow - Cote des Blancs: south of Epernay city, where the best Chardonnay grow - Vallée de la Marne: west of Epernay city, where the best Pinot Meunier grow Advanced Q&A : Advanced Q&A What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? : What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? : What is the VDL and Rose produced in Champagne? Ratafia (VDL) Rose des Riceys (Rose) Name the Prestige Cuvees for : Name the Prestige Cuvees for Salon Taittinger Veuve Cliquot Prestige Cuvees : Prestige Cuvees Le Mesnil Comtes de Champagne La Grande Dame Name the Prestige Cuvees for : Name the Prestige Cuvees for Pommery Philiponnat Charles Heidsieck Prestige Cuvees : Prestige Cuvees Cuvee Louise Clos de Goisses Blanc des Millenaires How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Brut Champagne have? less than 15 grams of sugar per liter How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? : How many grams of sugar per liter does Demi-Sec Champagne have? 33 to 50 grams of sugar per liter