*Magnify*
SPONSORED LINKS
Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/quiz/item_id/2230610-Wonderful-World-of-Grapes
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!


*Glass* *Glass4* *Glass2*  *Bottles* *Bottle3* *Bottle2* *Bottle3* *Bottles* *Bottle4* *Bottles2*  *Glass2* *Glass4* *Glass*

Quiz Scoreboard Available: View Scoreboard

1. Beaujolais:
 Is Beaujolais a geographic region or a type of grape?
       Grape        
       Region        
2. Wine name:
 What is the name for a wine made in Bordeaux France containing 76% Sauvignon Gris?
       Bordeaux        
       Cabernet Sauvignon        
       Sauvignon Gris        
       Chardonnay        
3. True or False:
 The oldest known unopened bottle of wine in the world is dated between 325 and 350 AD.
       True        
       False        
4. 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.        
5. Must:
 What is grape must?
       It's the grape skins which are discarded after juicing.        
       It's what grape juice is called before or during fermentation.        
       It's a type of mold sometimes found on over ripe grapes.        
       It's the water grapes are washed in before juicing.        
6. Icewine:
 Which country is by far the largest producer of icewine?
       Germany        
       Iceland        
       Canada        
       France        
7. True or False:
 A fining agent like egg or fish bladder is used in many wines to soften astringency from tannins and remove sediment.
       True        
       False        
8. Trebbiano:
 Does Trebbiano refer to the geographic region, or the type of grape?
       Region        
       Grape        
9. Brandy:
 What is the difference between wine and brandy?
       Brandy is wine with most of the water removed.        
       Wine comes from Italy, France, or Germany; brandy comes from everywhere else.        
       There is no difference, other than the name.        
       Wine is made from grapes; brandy is made from grains.        
10. True or False:
 White wine can be made from red grapes.
       True        
       False        
How'd you do? Click below for your results:
          
Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/quiz/item_id/2230610-Wonderful-World-of-Grapes