jose vouillamoz - unknown swiss treasures masterclass
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SwissWine@ProWein, I joined the Dr. Jose Vouillamoz & #winelover – Unknown Swiss Treasures Masterclass. Co Author with Jancis Robinson and Julia Harding of Wine Grapes It provides comprehensive details on all 1,368 vine varieties currently making wine in commercial circulation – including their origins, how they grow, where they are planted, how their wines taste and previously unpublished information on how they are related. Four years in the making, it is, alas, not cheap. Here is the list of the wines tasted: 1- Räuschling R3 2011, Lüthi Weinbau, Männedorf: Weingut Rühitof, Uerikon; Weinbau Schwarzbach, Meilen. 2- Humagne Blanche Collection Chandra Kurt 2011, Provins, Sion. 3- Jeninser Completer 2007, Weinbau von Tscharner, Schloss Reichenau, Reichenau. 4 – Bondola del Nonu Mario 2009, Azienda Mondo, Sementina. 5 – Humagne Rouge Les Maggieres 2011, Thierry Constantin, Pont de la Morge. 6 – Cornalin St-Théodule 2011, Gerald & Particia Besse, Martigny Croix. 7 – L’Amphore Blanc 2009, Albert Mathier & Söhne, Salgesch. 8 – Mitis 2010, Jean René Germanier SA, Vétroz. 9 – Petite Arvine Grain Noble 2004, Marie Therese Chappaz, Fully. All those wines were really a nice discovery and an awesome experience, even after spending some time in Switzerland, couple of years back, I was never able to have a sip or even discover those little treasures. Thanks a lot to all those producers that made this two hours a magic moment and gave bottles of those swiss ambrosias, like Jose said many are really hard to get and very exclusive, some bottles came directly from the “Swiss Wine national library”!TRANSCRIPT
Unknown Swiss treasures Dr José Vouillamoz, ProWein 2013
WINE GRAPES A complete guide to 1,368 vine varieties, including their origins and flavours
Jancis Robinson, Julia Harding, José Vouillamoz
UK: Allen Lane, Penguin Books
Oct. 25th 2012
US: Ecco, Harpers Collins
Nov. 6th 2012
www.winegrapes.org
Vaud
3814 ha
Genève
1440 ha
Suisse
Allemande
2650 ha
Trois-Lacs
960 ha
Valais 5001 ha
Tessin 1055 ha
Vineyards of Switzerland – 14’920 hectares
Main grape varieties in Switzerland
Amigne, Arvine,
Eyholzer Rote,
Gros Bourgogne,
Himbertscha,
Humagne Blanc,
Lafnetscha, Rèze,
Rouge de Fully,
Rouge du Pays
Chasselas
Completer
Hitzkircher
Räuschling Weiss
Schwarze Erlenbacher
Bondola,
Bondoletta
4008 ha 387 ha
2.6 %
17 ‘indigenous’ varieties in Switzerland
Amigne, Arvine,
Eyholzer Rote,
Gros Bourgogne,
Himbertscha,
Humagne Blanc,
Lafnetscha, Rèze,
Rouge de Fully,
Rouge du Pays
Chasselas
Completer
Hitzkircher
Räuschling Weiss
Schwarze Erlenbacher
Bondola,
Bondoletta
4013 ha 387 ha
2.6 %
17 ‘indigenous’ varieties in Switzerland
Räuschling
Historical origin
Rheinland-Pfalz
[mistaken for Riesling?]
First mention in CH
1759 in SH
syn. Zurirebe
[mistaken for Completer?]
Etymology
Russling
from Rus = ‘dark wood’
Surface today in CH
23 ha, only in northern CH
156 varieties in a single family tree
156 varieties in a single family tree
Boarde
Goix
Lombard blanc
Pendrillart
Petite Gouge Grauhuensch, Grobweisse
Hartuensch, Heinish
Heinsch, Heinschen weiss
Heinschen weiss, Hensch
Heunish Weiss, Heunscher
Huensch, Huntsch
Luxiertraube, Riesling grob
Seestock grob Gouais
Gwäss
Liseiret
Preveiral
Blanciò
Gros blanc, Gouche
Gouais, Gouge, Moreau
Issal
Issol
Mendic
Bouilleaud
Goué
Gouillaud
Nargouet
Provereau
Plant de
Séchex
Got, Gouin Belina debela
Belina drobna
Rudeca Belina
Colle, Bouillenc
Figuier
Guinlan
Verdet
Zoeld Hajnos Enfariné
Foirard, Gueuche
Guy blanc
Président,
Bouillan
Gau
Got
Lombard
blanc
Synonyms of Gouais Blanc
Based on Boursiquot et al. (2004), Maul (2005) and Vouillamoz (unpublished)
Aubin vert
Auxerrois
Gamay blanc Gloriod
Gros Bec
Melon
Romorantin
Aligoté
Chardonnay
Gamay
Roublot
Bachet Noir, Beaunoir
Franc noir de la Haute-Saône
François noir femelle
Mezi, Romaine, Rubi, Sacy
Dameron
Peurion
Knipperlé
Based on Bowers et al. (1999)
Natural offspring Pinot × Gouais Blanc
Offspring of Gouais Blanc
Affentaler
Riesling
Furmint
Dimyat
Francusa Blaufränkisch
Timpurie
Mollard
Aubin, Arbois Blanc, Dameret
Feunate, Gueuche Noir, Molette
Montmélian Blanc
Morlin Gris, Onchette
Sainte-Marie
Abondance, Cep Rouge,
Chevrolin, Genouillet, Grolleau Noir
Gros Blanc, Orbois Blanc, Pétoin
Blanc Dame, Bouillan, Guignard de Saintours
Chalosse Noire, Colombard
Folle Blanche, Graisse
Jurançon Blanc, Merlinot
Montils, Muscadelle
Pé de Perdrix, Raffiat de Moncade
Epinou, Balzac Blanc
Milgranet, Noir Fleurien
Ribier Noir, Roussaou
Saint-Côme, Saint-Pierre doré
Aramon Noir
Rosé du Var
Rossara Trentina
Elbling
Räuschling
Jacquère, Serenèze de
Voreppe, Grosse Jacquère
Grosse Roussette
Petit Meslier
Meslier Saint-François
Based on Boursiquot et al. (2004), Maul (2005) and Vouillamoz (unpublished)
Österreichisch Weiss
Räuschling R3, Weinbau Schwarzenbach, Zurich
3 vineyards, 3 wineries
1. Schwarzenbach, Meilen
2. Lüthi, Männedorf
3. Rütihof, Uerikon
[www.r3-wein.ch]
Räuschling R3
Jürg Gafner (Agroscope, 2008)
R3: fructophilic yeast,
prevents stuck fermentation
Humagne Blanche
Historical origin
SW France?
First mention in CH
1313 in Valais
Etymology
hylomaneus
= ‘vigorous’
Surface today in CH
30 ha, only in Valais
Registre d’Anniviers - 1313
Humagne Blanche – family tree
Miousat
Miousat = Humagne Blanche
Bordenave et al. (2007)
Humagne
Blanche
Vouillamoz & Moriondo (2011)
Humagne Blanche Sélection Chandra Kurt, Provins, Valais
Completer
Historical origin
Northern Italy?
First mention in CH
1321 in Malans (GR)
syn. Zurirebe
[mistaken for Räuschling?]
Etymology
Completorium
religious evening office
Surface today in CH
3 ha, mainly in Graubünden
Completer – family tree
Jeninser Completer, Schloss Reichenau, Graubünden
Bondola
Historical origin
Ticino
First mention in CH
1785 in Ticino
syn. Briegler
Etymology
Bonda
abundant production
Surface today in CH
12.2 ha, mostly in Ticino
Bondola – family tree
Bondola del Nonu Mario, Azienda Mondò, Ticino
Cornalin
1ha
Historical origin
Aosta Valley
First mention in CH
1900 in Valais
syn. Humagne Rouge
Etymology
Cornus mas
Cornelian cherry
Surface today in CH
130 ha, mostly in Valais
Cornalin
1945
First vineyard of Humagne Rouge in Valais
Humagne Rouge Les Maggières, Thierry Constantin, Valais
Rouge du Pays Historical origin
Aosta Valley
First mention in CH
1878 in Valais
syn. Rouge
Etymology
Red of the land
Surface today in CH
122 ha, only in Valais
Rouge du Pays
1972
Rouge du Pays renamed Cornalin
Rouge du Pays
Cornalin St-Théodule, Cave Gérald et Patricia Besse, Valais
Rèze Historical origin
Alps
First mention in CH
1313 in Valais
Etymology
Raetica
Surface today in CH
2.4 ha, only in Valais
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Rèze
L'Amphore blanc, Albert Mathier & Söhne, Valais
Amigne Historical origin
Valais
First mention in CH
1686 in Valais
Etymology
amoenus
= ‘pleasant, sweet’
Surface today in CH
42.5 ha, only in Valais
Amigne
Mitis, Jean-René Germanier, Valais
Arvine Historical origin
Valais
First mention in CH
1602 in Valais
Etymology
arvena
‘advenir’= just arrived
Surface today in CH
158 ha, mainly in Valais
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Arvine
Petite Arvine Grain Noble, Marie-Thérèse Chappaz, Valais