Do You Know Bordeaux Wine? Quiz

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1/10 Questions

Which of the following isn't a grape grown in Bordeaux?
- Terlot
- Petit Verdot
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Cabernet Franc

About This Quiz

You love wine, don't you? Ever heard of Bordeaux wine? Do you know Bordeaux wine? Well, we have designed a quiz for you. 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? If yes, then you are on the right page. Answer See moresome questions about this delicious wine, and let's find out how much you know.

2.

Red wine produced in France is called what (in Britain)?
- Linder
- Crémant
- Claret
- Sauternes
Correct Answer

A. Claret

Explanation

Claret is the correct answer because it is the term used in Britain to refer to red wine produced in France. The term originated from the French word "clairet," which was used to describe a light red wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France. Over time, the term "claret" became associated specifically with red Bordeaux wine in Britain.

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3.

Who introduced the wine to Bordeaux?
- British
- Romans
- Americans
- Germans
Correct Answer

A. Romans

Explanation

The Romans introduced wine to Bordeaux.

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4.

If you were to rate Bordeaux in terms of wine production in France, what would be its number?
- First
- Second
- Third
- Fourth
Correct Answer

A. First

Explanation

Bordeaux is considered the top wine-producing region in France, renowned for its high-quality wines. It has a long history of winemaking and is home to prestigious vineyards and chateaux. The region's unique terroir, which includes a combination of soil, climate, and grape varieties, contributes to the production of exceptional wines. Therefore, it is logical to rate Bordeaux as the first in terms of wine production in France.

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5.

In 1961, what was the most planted grape (for white wine) in Bordeaux?
- Sémillon
- Sauvignon Gris
- Muscadelle
- Mauzac
Correct Answer

A. Sémillon

Explanation

Sémillon was the most planted grape for white wine in Bordeaux in 1961.

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6.

Around how much percentage is Cabernet Sauvignon in a high-quality wine in Bordeaux?
- 25 percentage
- 50 percentage
- 45 percentage
- 70 percentage
Correct Answer

A. 70 percentage

Explanation

A high-quality wine in Bordeaux typically contains around 70% Cabernet Sauvignon. This grape variety is one of the primary components used in Bordeaux blends, along with Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and other varietals. The high percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon contributes to the wine's structure, tannins, and aging potential.

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7.

There are how many appellations of Bordeaux wine?
- 45
- 76
- 54
- 23
Correct Answer

A. 54

Explanation

There are 54 appellations of Bordeaux wine.

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8.

The soil upon which the wine is grown is rich in one of the following.
- Nitrogen
- Calcium
- Iron
- Magnesium
Correct Answer

A. Calcium

Explanation

Calcium is an essential nutrient for plants, including grapevines. It plays a crucial role in cell wall development, root growth, and overall plant health. Adequate calcium in the soil promotes strong and healthy vine growth, which in turn can lead to better grape quality and wine production. Therefore, if the soil upon which the wine is grown is rich in calcium, it would provide the necessary conditions for the grapevines to thrive and produce high-quality grapes for winemaking.

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9.

What increased the popularity of the wine in Bordeaux?
- Brothels
- A sport
- A marriage
- The war
Correct Answer

A. A marriage

Explanation

A marriage increased the popularity of wine in Bordeaux. This suggests that the wine became more popular due to its association with marriage ceremonies or celebrations. The tradition of serving wine at weddings and the cultural significance of wine in marriage may have contributed to its increased popularity in Bordeaux.

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10.

When was it introduced to the Bordeaux region?
- 1st century
- 2nd century
- 3rd century
- 4th century
Correct Answer

A. 1st century

Explanation

The correct answer is the 1st century. This means that whatever "it" refers to was introduced to the Bordeaux region during the 1st century.

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