Q.1
Your Pinot Grigio tastes like wet wool, which wine fault can you detect?
Lightstrike
Cork taint
Oxidation
Q.2
Which flower is commonly detected on the nose of Gewürztraminer?
Geraniums
Violets
Grass
Q.3
What is an unusual descriptor often applied to aged Rieslings from Australia?
Biscuit
Acetone
Petroleum
Q.4
If your Cabernet Sauvignon has hints of eucalyptus, where is it most likely to have been produced?
Napa Valley
Coonawarra
Maipo Valley
Q.5
This grape makes super sweet Sherries which are almost black in colour, is it:
Pedro Ximénez
Palomino
Moscatel
Q.6
Gooseberry is associated with Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, but if it was from the Loire what would you expect to find instead?
Cereal
Freshly cut grass
Citrus rind
Q.7
If a wine is described as displaying ‘toast, honey and hazelnut’ flavours, what would it most likely be?
Oak-aged Chardonnay
Unoaked aged Chardonnay
Oaked young Chardonnay
Q.8
If a Pinot Noir wine has spicy notes together with intense red fruit flavours, where is it most likely to be from?
Pfalz
Sussex
Oregon
Q.9
This French wine is known for its goût de pierre à fusil, or gunflint quality. What is it?
Champagne
Chablis
Muscadet
Q.10
Gamay from Beaujolais made using carbonic maceration can give off which unusual aroma:
Popcorn
Bubblegum
Cola