Q.1
What is the Grenache grape known as in Spain?
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Cinsault
Garnacha
Gamay
Graciano
Q.2
Grenache is one of the most important grapes in which famous Southern Rhône wine?
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Côte-Rôtie
St Julien
St Joseph
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Q.3
In a GSM blend popular in Australia, what does GSM stand for?
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Grenache, Syrah and Merlot
Gewürztraminer , Sauvignon Blanc and Muscat
Grenache, Sémillon and Malbec
Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre
Q.4
Which of these tasting notes might you expect from a young cool climate Grenache wine?
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Red fruit such as strawberry, raspberry, white pepper and herbs. Medium body, high alcohol.
Tropical fruit with brioche notes. Light bodied, medium alcohol.
Fig, prune, nuts, full bodied, high alcohol.
Black plums, dark spice, opulant, full bodied, high alcohol.
Q.5
Which one of these is the odd one out?
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Frontignan
Rivesaltes
Maury
Rasteau
Q.6
In which area does Grenache thrive when grown in labour intensive soils of slate, locally known as "llicorella"?
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Priorat
Gigondas
Vacqueyras
Rioja
Q.7
What is Grenache known as in Sardinia?
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Calagrano
Cannonau
Grechetto
Grignolino
Q.8
What is Garnacha Tintorera?
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The Spanish name for Grenache
In Spain, this term indicates Grenache vines of over 100 years old
The Spanish name for a Grenache based wine aged for 12 months in oak
The Spanish name for Alicante Bouschet
Q.9
According to Jancis Robinson and Julia Harding’s book "Wine Grapes", when was the earliest mention of Garnacha/Aragones?
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1313
1513
1913
1713
Q.10
Which one is the odd one out?
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Domaine de Cristia, Vieilles Vignes
Chateau de Beaucastel
Domaine de la Janasse, Chaupin
Chateau Rayas