Wine Quiz 7 Your score will be displayed at the end of the quiz, along with the correct answers. 1. ‘Hock’ was a traditional English name for wines of which country?France SpainAustriaGermanyUSA 2. Semillon grapes normally make what sort of wine?Red wine Sparkling wine Communion wine White winePort wine 3. Which term describes part of the Champagne-making process?Krugification Disgorgement Bubblification Declassification Popification 4. Where is the wine region of Trentino?Italy ArgentinaSpain AustriaSwitzerland 5. Which is a classic descriptor that might be used for the aroma of a Riesling wine?Blackcurrants Leather PetrolButterGooseberry 6. what types of wine can be labelled ‘Chassagne-Montrachet’?only red winesonly white wines both white and red wines sparkling or still whitessweet or fortified whites 7. Who or what is Lambrusco?A place in Italy A grape variety A brand name The Italian word for semi-sparklingred Prosecco 8. What famous wine region is this? Mosel Valley Burgundy Alto Adige Alsace Pfalz 9. Bot River and Robertson are wine regions in which country?South Africa USA Germany Australia New Zealand 10. Nicolas Catena is a famous wine producer where?USAArgentinaChile AustraliaEngland 11. Domaine Drouhin make wines where?Burgundy Champagne Oregon Marlborough California 12. What does the French term batonnage refer to?trimming surplus bunches from the vine managing the 'canopy' of leaves on the vineadding yeast to bottles of Champagnestirring wine as it lies in barrel or tank clarifying a wine using egg whites 13. This cross marks which famous vineyard? Penfolds Grange Chateau La Croix Vosne-Romanee Opus One Romanee-Conti 14. Which wine is sometimes opened with a sword?Port Champagne Vin de sabre Blue Nun Madeira 15. Which one is NOT a Sangiovese-based wine?Morellino di Scansano Vino Nobile di Moltepulciano Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Chianti Classico Brunello di Montalcino 16. In this list of options, which one links Otago, Oregon and the Cote d’Or?They are the three hills of Hermitage They are famous for sparkling wine They are grades of wine barrelsThey are famous for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir They are the wines mentioned in the bible 17. how is the difference between ‘aroma’ and ‘bouquet’ usually defined?aroma = young wine; bouquet = older winearoma = white wine; bouquet = red winearoma = smell; bouquet= taste aroma = red wine; bouquet = white winearoma = no need to swirl; bouquet = glass must be swirled 18. Why would a winemaker employ ‘cryo-extraction’?to get more tannins from grape skins to recreate the conditions of a natural 'icewine' to revitalise old barrels to reduce potential alcoholto make white wine from black grapes 19. Which wine has these misty mountains on its label? Mount Mary Hill of Grace Arniston Bay Cloudy Bay Chateau Hobbit 20. Approximately how many calories in a 125ml glass of dry wine?around 55 calories around 115 calories around 225 calories around 335 calories around 555 calories Loading...
