Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What is this fertile space called where grapes are grown for wine production?
FUN FACTThe Languedoc-Roussillon region of France is known as the world's largest vineyard, covering over two million acres. - Multiple Choice
2. Which of these microorganisms is responsible for giving wine most of its flavor?
Yeast, generally the type found in the wild, attaches to grapes and their vines to help in fermentation and the flavoring of wine.
This is the reason that the same type of grape can be grown in two places and taste completely different.
- Multiple Choice
3. What is the name of this device used to aerate wine for serving?
In newer wines, a decanter can help aerate and release aromas and tannins.
In older vintages, it helps separate the wine itself from sediment that may have settled into the beverage.
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4. The world's smallest country, ______ City, is ironically the world's largest consumer of wine per capita.
FUN FACT
Vatican City residents imbibe around seventy-seven bottles of wine, on average, per year.
In contrast, the average American drinks just shy of eleven bottles, on average, per year.
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5. What is the term for the streaks of liquid that form on the inside of a wine glass after it is swirled?
Legs are the lines of wine that run down the inside of glass when it is swirled.
Contrary to popular belief, wine legs do not indicate the quality or price of a wine. Instead, they provide visual clues about the wine's composition. The thicker and more viscous, the more alcohol content and more sugar the wine has.
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