Wine Quiz - How Much Do You Know Of Your Wine?

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    According to experts, which one goes well with chicken & fish

    • Any red wine
    • Sparkling wine
    • White wine
    • Champagne
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How much do you know your wine?
There are 8 questions to solve, they are not difficult if you are a very regular wine drinker. So good luck and hope you score well.

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  • 2. 

    Why does a wine glass have a stem?

    • To make it easy to hold the glass

    • So the temperature of the wine is not affected when holding the glass

    • Every drink has its own style of glass

    • It makes a bold statement on the table

    Correct Answer
    A. So the temperature of the wine is not affected when holding the glass
    Explanation
    The stem on a wine glass serves the purpose of keeping the temperature of the wine from being affected by the heat of our hands. By holding the glass by the stem, we avoid transferring body heat to the wine, which could alter its temperature and potentially compromise its taste.

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  • 3. 

    Red wine is always served

    • Chilled

    • A bit cool

    • Warm

    • A bit warm

    Correct Answer
    A. A bit cool
    Explanation
    Red wine is typically served at a slightly cool temperature. This is because serving it too cold can inhibit the flavors and aromas from being fully appreciated, while serving it too warm can make the alcohol taste more pronounced and overpowering. By serving red wine at a bit cool temperature, it allows the wine to showcase its flavors and aromas while still maintaining a refreshing and enjoyable drinking experience.

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  • 4. 

    Sangria is

    • A red wine or white wine with a mixture of different fruits

    • White wine with mixture of different fruits

    • Red wine with mixture of different fruits

    • Non-alcoholic drink

    Correct Answer
    A. A red wine or white wine with a mixture of different fruits
    Explanation
    Sangria is a popular alcoholic beverage that can be made with either red or white wine. It is typically mixed with various fruits to give it a refreshing and fruity flavor. The mixture of different fruits adds a unique twist to the wine, making it a popular choice for social gatherings and parties.

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  • 5. 

    While having wine, you swirl your glass because

    • That is the way you drink wine

    • Releases aroma from the wine

    • Mixes its contents well to give a good taste

    • Reduces alcohol content

    Correct Answer
    A. Releases aroma from the wine
    Explanation
    Swirling the wine glass releases the aroma from the wine. When the wine is swirled, it comes into contact with the air, allowing the volatile compounds in the wine to evaporate and be detected by our sense of smell. This enhances the overall sensory experience of drinking wine as the aroma contributes to the flavor perception.

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  • 6. 

    If wine has sediment, then

    • The wine is of poor quality

    • Its probably an aged wine

    • The flavour of sedimented wine is richer

    • The wine is harmful

    Correct Answer
    A. Its probably an aged wine
    Explanation
    The presence of sediment in wine is typically a sign that the wine has aged. As wine ages, certain compounds and particles can settle and form sediment at the bottom of the bottle. This sediment is often harmless and can indicate that the wine has undergone a natural maturation process. While it may not necessarily imply poor quality, some wine enthusiasts believe that aged wines can have a richer flavor profile due to the complexity that develops over time.

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  • 7. 

    Sparkling wines are judged by

    • The smaller and lasting bubbles the better it is

    • The larger and lasting bubbles the better it is

    • The smaller and temporary bubbles the better it is

    • The larger and lasting temporary the better it is

    Correct Answer
    A. The smaller and lasting bubbles the better it is
    Explanation
    Sparkling wines are judged by the smaller and lasting bubbles the better it is because smaller bubbles indicate a higher quality of wine. Smaller bubbles are a result of a slower fermentation process, which allows for more flavor development and a smoother texture. Additionally, lasting bubbles indicate that the wine has been properly aged and stored, further enhancing its quality. Therefore, wines with smaller and lasting bubbles are considered superior in terms of taste and overall quality.

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  • 8. 

    How will you store a bottle of wine

    • Keep it verticle

    • Keep it horizontal

    • Tilt them, so that the cork remains moist

    • Store then upside down

    Correct Answer
    A. Tilt them, so that the cork remains moist
    Explanation
    Storing a bottle of wine tilted ensures that the cork remains moist. This is important because a dry cork can shrink and allow air to enter the bottle, which can spoil the wine. By keeping the cork moist, the seal remains intact, preventing oxidation and preserving the quality of the wine. Storing the bottle vertically or horizontally may cause the cork to dry out over time, leading to potential damage to the wine. Storing the bottle upside down is not recommended as it can lead to leakage and potential contamination.

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