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If you pair a high tannin wine with salty food, the wine would seem?
Why are there very few vineyards lying closer to the equator than 30 degrees?
Which one of the following does not add flavours to red wines?
Which one of the following describes the production of STILL RED wine?
‘Pale lemon colour; dry with high acidity; green fruit and citrus aromas’. this tasting note most accurately describes which of the following wines?
What flavours are associated with Pinot Noir?
Within the Cote D’Or, wines from the very best vineyards will be indicated by which words on the label?
Which of these following tasting notes most accurately describes a young wine from Margaux AC?
Which one of these is a varietally labelled wine?
Which of the following pairs of regions are famous for premium wines made from Syrah/Shiraz?
Which variety is often used for rose wine in Spain and Southern France?
Which grape variety is used to make Cote Rotie AC and Hermitage AC?
In which region in France is Gerwurztraminer predominately grown?
Which grape variety is grown in both Alsace and Italy, making very different styles of wine?
Which of the following varieties is often used in South Africa for inexpensive unoaked white wines?
Gamay
Which of the following tasting notes best describes a mature wine from Barolo
Prosecco is a….
Which of these is a term found on Pradikatswien from Germany?
Which of these helps concentrate the sugars to make sweet wines in Sauternes?
Which of the following pairs of countries are major producers of sweet wines made from frozen grapes.
Which of the following wines is matured under a layer of flor?
A 10 Year Old Tawny Port has…
Which of the following are commonly used to add complexity to premium-quality dry Chardonnay wines?
1.Flor yeast
2.Botrytis
3.Lees stirring
4.Barrel fermentation
Old oak vats….
1.Add the flavour of oak to a wine
2.Allow oxygen to dissolve in the wine
3.Allow the tannins in red wine to soften
From which grape variety is Sancerre made?
Which one of the following grape varieties is most important in Rioja?
What term is used on an Italian wine label to indicate that the grapes were grown in the historic centre of the district?
Which one of the following provides ideal cellar conditions for the storage of wine sealed with a cork?
Vintage is a common labelling term for which of the following wines?
1.Port
2.Sherry
3.Champagne
The Solera System is a method of…
Premium wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon age well because they have…
When opening a bottle of sparkling wine, what can be done to make the process easier and safer?
1.Chill the wine.
2.Hold the cork securely from the moment the wire cage is loosened
3.Twist the bottle gently whilst holding the cork
Which one of these varieties is used to make premium-quality wines in cool, moderate and hot climates?
In Champagne production, to disgorge means to…
With regard to excessive alcohol consumption, which one of the following statements is false?
Which of the following is a common labelling term for Port?
Which of these is not a PDO region?
Australia has a reputation for premium-quality Rieslings produced in…
Which one of the following would best describe the appearance of a youthful Pouilly-Fume?
On the nose, the aroma characteristics of a youthful Pouilly-Fume would typically be…
The sweetness and acidity of a youthful Pouilly-Fume would typically be…
Premium Chilean Sauvignon Blanc is produced in which one of the following regions?
Which country’s specialities are wines made from Malbec and Torrontes?
In Bordeaux, premium dry white wines are usually made from
What is the ideal temperature to serve a bottle of Cava?