Petite Champagne (Cognac cru)

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Petite Champagne (Cognac cru) is a renowned Cognac-producing subregion in southwestern France known for its chalky soils and fine, long-aging eaux-de-vie.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cognac cru
wine region
agingPotential long
belongsTo Charente department (partly)
Charente-Maritime department (partly) NERFINISHED
country France
distillationMethod double distillation in copper pot stills
eauxDeVieStyle elegant
floral
good aging potential
exportsTo international markets
fermentationType dry white wine before distillation
grapeVarietyUsed Colombard
Folle Blanche NERFINISHED
Ugni Blanc NERFINISHED
hasClimate maritime climate
hasClimateInfluence Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryUse production of base wines for distillation
hasSoilType chalky soils
hasViticulturalFocus high acidity grapes suitable for distillation
knownFor fine eaux-de-vie
long-aging eaux-de-vie
languageOfName French
legalFramework Cognac AOC regulations
locatedIn southwestern France
maturation oak barrels
nameMeaning "small Champagne" in French
oftenBlendedWith Grande Champagne (Cognac cru) NERFINISHED
partOf Cognac AOC NERFINISHED
Cognac region NERFINISHED
produces Cognac labeled as Petite Champagne
productCategory brandy
rankWithinCognacCrus high-quality cru
recognizedBy Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC) NERFINISHED
regulates minimum aging requirements for Cognac
regulatoryStatus controlled designation of origin
relatedTo Champagne (limestone plateau) geological term NERFINISHED
soilCharacteristic good drainage
high limestone content
typicalAlcohol around 40% ABV after bottling as Cognac
usedFor Cognac production

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Charente vineyards containsSubregion Petite Champagne (Cognac cru)