A Bordeaux wine should be explained as any wine brewed in France, at its namesake, Bordeaux. Moving on, have your taste bud ever relished the taste before and if yes, are you game?
Questions and Answers
1.
If you were to rate Bordeaux in terms of wine production in France, what would be its number?
A. 
First
B. 
Second
C. 
Third
D. 
Fourth
2.
Red wine produced in France is called what (in Britain)?
A. 
Linder
B. 
Crémant
C. 
Claret
D. 
Sauternes
3.
There are how many appellations of Bordeaux wine?
A. 
45
B. 
76
C. 
54
D. 
23
4.
Who introduced the wine to Bordeaux?
A. 
British
B. 
Romans
C. 
Americans
D. 
Germans
5.
When was it introduced to the Bordeaux region?
A. 
1st century
B. 
2nd century
C. 
3rd century
D. 
4th century
6.
What increased the popularity of the wine in Bordeaux?
A. 
Brothels
B. 
A sport
C. 
A marriage
D. 
The war
7.
The soil upon which the wine is grown is rich in one of the following
A. 
Nitrogen
B. 
Calcium
C. 
Iron
D. 
Magnesium
8.
One of the following isn't a grape grown in Bordeaux?
A. 
Terlot
B. 
Petit Verdot
C. 
Cabernet Sauvignon
D. 
Cabernet Franc
9.
Around how many percentage is Cabernet Sauvignon in a high-quality wine in Bordeaux?
A. 
25 percentage
B. 
50 percentage
C. 
45 percentage
D. 
70 percentage
10.
In 1961, what was the most planted grape (for white wine) in Bordeaux?
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