Wine 101!
Wine 101: Test Your Knowledge!
Are you a wine enthusiast looking to put your knowledge to the test? Take our Wine 101 quiz and discover how much you really know about wines, pairings, and tasting techniques!
- 10 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Test your knowledge of old world wines, pairings, and wine descriptors
- Fun for all wine lovers, from beginners to connoisseurs
A guest asks you to direct him to the old world red wines on the list. Which of these would you suggest?
Burgundy, Loire Valley, Sangiovese
Rias Baixas, Burgundy, Paso Robles
Mendoza, Rioja, Piedmont
Maipo Valley, Bordeaux, Alsace
A guest asks you what wine would pair well with molten lava cake. What should you NOT suggest?
Ruby Port from Portugal
Muscato from Italy
Sauvignon Blanc from Australia
Icewine from Canada
A guest tells you they typically drink Kendall Jackson Chardonnay but you don't carry that. What would you suggest in its place?
A Chablis from France
An Albarino from Spain
A Chardonnay from Willamette Valley
A Chardonnay from Chile
The complete natural environment in which a particular wine is produced, including factors such as the soil, topography, and climate is known as what?
Atterrir
Terroir
Environnante
Territoire
The proper temperature for storing wine is 40 - 60 degrees, Fahrenheit.
True
False
The shape and size of a wine glass doesn't matter as long as it is good quality and is stemmed
True
False
What is the most proper order of sampling wine?
Look, sip, swirl, smell
Smell, look, swirl, sip
Swirl, smell, sip, look
Swirl, look, smell, sip
What qualifiers might be used to describe a Merlot?
Fruity, smooth, leathery, sweet
Dry, peppery, full-bodied, spicy
Fresh, grassy, floral, silky
Lush, soft, fruit-forward, medium-bodied
A guest tells you they want to like red wine but don't drink it because it is too bitter.. What would be the best way to educate them?
Tell them to try a Rose as a gateway between white and red.
Tell them you agree that red wine can be bitter and suggest they stick to white.
Tell them that red wine should never be bitter, but they might be referring to a wine's "dryness" and suggest A red that is light-bodied and fruit-forward.
Tell them to try a French Bordeaux or Red Zinfandel.
Which one of these is NOT a common descriptor for wine smells?
Candle Wick
Asparagus
Graphite
Forest Floor
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