Wine Quiz 18 Your score will be displayed at the end of the quiz, along with the correct answers. 1. Sangiovese is the main grape of which of these wines?Barolo Barbaresco ValpolicellaLambrusco Chianti 2. Sangiovese is also the main grape of which of these wines?Amarone della Valpolicella Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Brunello di Montalcino Salice Salentino Falerno del Massico 3. The equivalent to ‘Chateau’ or ‘Domaine’ in Portugal is:Chiqueiro Garagem ColheitaVinharoQuinta 4. The Napa Valley accounts for what percentage of all Californian wines?Approximately 52 percentApproximately 37 percentApproximately 23 percentApproximately 15 percentApproximately 4 percent 5. Which Champagne house produces the Cuvee Sir Winston Churchill?NyetimberRoederer Ruinart Pol Roger Taittinger 6. Match these English wine producers with the county where they are situated:Nyetimber KentUnselectWest SussexUnselectCornwallUnselectSurreyUnselectEast SussexUnselectHenners KentUnselectWest SussexUnselectCornwallUnselectSurreyUnselectEast SussexUnselectCamel Valley KentUnselectWest SussexUnselectCornwallUnselectSurreyUnselectEast SussexUnselectDenbies KentUnselectWest SussexUnselectCornwallUnselectSurreyUnselectEast SussexUnselectChapel Down KentUnselectWest SussexUnselectCornwallUnselectSurreyUnselectEast SussexUnselect 7. Valladolid and Burgos are sub-regions of which larger wine region?Ribera de Duero in Spain Mendoza in Argentina Colchagua in Chile Temecula in CaliforniaMontevideo in Uruguay 8. Which globally famous wine estate is this? Chateau Lafite Chateau Petrus Chateau d'Yquem Chateau Cheval BlancChateau Haut-Brion 9. What is the most planted red wine grape in Alsace?Pinot NoirCabernet Franc Gamay Blaufrankisch Bacchus 10. Rosé des Riceys is produced where?Champagne Loire Rhone ProvenceArdeche 11. The Vranec grape is most closely associated with which country?Romania Portugal Macedonia Uruguay Armenia 12. What is mainland Spain’s most easterly wine region?La Mancha JerezEmporda Rueda Valencia 13. Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc are the genetic ‘parents’ of which variety?Pinot Gris CarmenereRuby Cabernet Sauvignon Gris Cabernet Sauvignon 14. Type the missing word in this factual statement: The six grapes of red Bordeaux wines are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Petit Verdot and 15. 15: What is the name of this Australian wine region, due south of Melbourne? Fleurieu Peninsula Langhorne Creek Geelong Mornington Peninsula Great Southern 16. I’m drinking Nerello Mascalese. Where is it most likely to have come from?Piedmont Lombardy Sicily Le MarcheLazio 17. Each of these regions has a ‘signature’ grape. Match each grape to the correct region:Malbec Salta, ArgentinaUnselectClare Valley, AustraliaUnselectCentral Otago, New ZealandUnselectHunter Valley, AustraliaUnselectMendoza, ArgentinaUnselectTorontes Salta, ArgentinaUnselectClare Valley, AustraliaUnselectCentral Otago, New ZealandUnselectHunter Valley, AustraliaUnselectMendoza, ArgentinaUnselectSemillon Salta, ArgentinaUnselectClare Valley, AustraliaUnselectCentral Otago, New ZealandUnselectHunter Valley, AustraliaUnselectMendoza, ArgentinaUnselectRiesling Salta, ArgentinaUnselectClare Valley, AustraliaUnselectCentral Otago, New ZealandUnselectHunter Valley, AustraliaUnselectMendoza, ArgentinaUnselectPinot Noir Salta, ArgentinaUnselectClare Valley, AustraliaUnselectCentral Otago, New ZealandUnselectHunter Valley, AustraliaUnselectMendoza, ArgentinaUnselect 18. For which wine is the formation of ‘Voile’ essential?Champagne Communion WineMadeiraVin Jaune Kosher wine 19. What wine is in this bottle? Chateau Petrus Chateau La Croix Chateau Les Clefs Chateauneuf-du-PapeChateau Beychevelle 20. Which of these New Zealand regions is best known for Bordeaux style wines?Marlborough Waiheke IslandCentral OtagoNelson Martinborough Loading...
