When a vintage year is listed on a wine label, this means that…
One of the big challenges German Riesling faces is...
How would you describe a wine that falls towards the far right end on the Spectrum of wine?
The main red grape in Rioja is...
Malbec is Argentina's signature grape, but it's a minor blending grape in...
What part of the grape gives red wine its color?
Syrah has been used to make wine for 6,000 years. How old is Cabernet Sauvignon?
The wine grapes called "The Big Four" are important because…
What is an example of a grape variety that is native to North America?
How old is Cabernet Sauvignon as a grape type?
In the USA, this grape is called Zinfandel. What's it called in Italy?
Merlot is often blended with Cabernet Sauvignon because...
Pinot Noir is usually light in color and body because Pinot Noir is a thin-skinned grape.
What is the purpose of Swirling wine in the glass?
When a single grape variety is listed on a wine label, this usually means that…
What is believed to be the likely origin for most of the wine grape varieties that we know today?
When we talk about “New World” wines, we are talking about the following wine regions except…
Rosé wines are made from what kinds of grapes?
What is the main red grape in Chianti?
Where does Tempranillo get its name?
Wines of southern France are generally blended from the grapes...
What organism is responsible for alcoholic fermentation in wine?
Acidity in wine is typically related to which taste?
Which of the following is not a famous European wine producing region?
Pinot Noir typically falls into which area on the Spectrum of Wine?
