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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.

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& different questions may be asked. YaY!


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1. Icewine:
 Which country is by far the largest producer of icewine?
       Germany        
       Iceland        
       Canada        
       France        
2. True or False:
 Icewine is a dessert wine made from grapes frozen on the vine.
       True        
       False        
3. Wine names:
 How do wines get their names?
       Generally named after the vintners first born.        
       Alphabetically, the same way hurricanes are named.        
       Randomly - as long as it sounds European.        
       From the region the grapes were grown, or from the variety of grape.        
4. Prosecco:
 What is Prosecco?
       A geographical region.        
       A sparkling wine.        
       A variety of grape.        
       All of the above.        
5. 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.        
6. 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.        
7. Vermouth:
 What makes vermouth different from other wines?
       It's made solely from green grapes.        
       It's fortified and flavored with herbs.        
       It's fortified with gin.        
       It's used solely for medicinal purposes.        
8. Oenophilist:
 An oenophilist is someone who:
       Dislikes wine.        
       Appreciates wine.        
       Makes wine.        
       Studies wine.        
9. 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.        
10. True or False:
 A magnum bottle of wine is equivalent to 2.5 standard bottles.
       True        
       False        
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