Burgundy Wine & Culture
Across
- 3. the largest & oldest family-run negociant in Burgundy
- 5. famous mustard from the city just north of Cote-d´Or
- 9. ____-Conti is considered one of the best estates. period.
- 12. acronym for Romanee-Conti, heard often in wine talk
- 13. charming movie filmed here in 2000
- 14. __de Bourgogne is a local soft, earthy cow´s milk cheese
- 17. Grand Cru vineyard; split between Puligny & Chassagne
- 18. is the only grape permitted in Bouzeron
- 19. ____noir is the main red grape here
- 21. considered most important grower in Chablis
- 23. is a famous wine area, technically part of Burgundy
- 26. ___-Chambertin was Napoleon´s go-to; often watered-down
- 27. black currant liqueur that originated here
- 28. ____monks were responsible for classifying the vineyards
- 30. is what the locals call snails; culinary delicacy
Down
- 1. most northern part of burgundy
- 2. number of Grand Cru monopoles owned by Romanee-Conti
- 4. local savory pastry, usually stuffed w/ gruyere
- 6. cocktail consisting of black currant liqueur & aligote
- 7. ____noir and pinot noir are the grapes in Passetoutgrain
- 8. most southern area of Burgundy, north of Beaujolais
- 10. aka ¨culinary capital of France¨ is located south of here
- 11. name for sparkling wines made in Champagne methode
- 13. is the main white grape here
- 15. ____de Bourguigone is a local stew cooked w/red burgundy
- 16. area just south of the Cote-d´Or
- 20. coveted local chicken; has it´s own AOC
- 22. ____the Bold banned gamay from the Cote-d´Or
- 24. one of the best Chardonnay vineyards
- 25. ___-Bris is the only AOP that permits Sauvignon Blanc
- 29. important, influential winegrower of the 20th century