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Rated: 18+ · Quiz · Cultural · #2230610
Test your knowledge of all things grape-y.
If you only have a glass or two of wine on special occasions then here's your chance to learn some fascinating facts about the humble grape.

If you're a wine connoisseur this quiz will test your knowledge, and who knows, maybe you'll discover a new favorite varietal.   *Sleepy*

On the other hand, the more you know about wine, the more you know you don't know. You know?
*Geek*  Come get lightly confuzzled with me.


This quiz allows multiple attemps
& different questions may be asked. YaY!


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1. Trebbiano:
 Does Trebbiano refer to the geographic region, or the type of grape?
       Region        
       Grape        
2. Which glass:
 Champagne bottles are made from ... to resist the pressure created by carbonation.
       tempered glass        
       depression glass        
       laminated glass        
       thicker glass        
3. Champagne:
 Which of these refuse to accept the Champagne region of France as the only legal place where Champagne comes from?
       Russia        
       Argentina        
       United States        
       All of the above        
       None of the above        
4. Chianti:
 Is Chianti a variety of grape or a geographical region?
       Region        
       Grape        
5. Sangria:
 Sangria is a Spanish wine cocktail. Which of these is not a typical Sangria ingredient?
       Cointreau.        
       Red wine.        
       Fruit.        
       Extra virgin olive oil.        
6. Madeira:
 Where is Madeira wine made?
       In Madeira Spain.        
       On the Portuguese Madeira Islands.        
       On Madeira Island off Italy.        
       Somewhere else.        
7. Storage:
 Traditionally, wine was always stored on it's side so that ...
       it was easier to see how many bottles you had.        
       they took up less space on the shelf.        
       it was easier to see which types of wine were on the shelf.        
       the cork stayed in contact with the wine and didn't dry out and let air in.        
8. What's in common.:
 What do Madeira, port wine and sherry have in common?
       They are made from the same grape varietal.        
       They all come from Portugal.        
       They are fortified wines.        
       They are all young wines.        
9. Holding a wine glass:
 The correct way of holding a wine glass is by the stem, because...
       This way your hand won't raise the temperatue of the wine.        
       It's just traditional.        
       Leaving finger prints on the glass is unrefined.        
       It's a good way to weed out people who can't follow directions.        
10. True or False:
 Rose/blush wine is made by mixing red & white wines.
       True        
       False        
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