Wine Quiz

[Tom]

Be honest. Tell us how you did








http://www.craigswine.com/blog/wine-quiz/

 

[Bert]

Not real good...only 11 out of 20

 

[Runningwolf]

Not real good...only 11 out of 20

But gooder then me. I got 10.

 

[tdeyette]

16..... cool quiz....

 

[Flem]

I got 16. Not too bad for a rookie. I may be okay at this obsession. Probably just luck.

 

[Rocky]

I got17 out of 20, 85% or roughly a "B." I have to study more and spend more time on this forum!

 

[FL Steve]

19, i screwed up, going too fast. wish school was like that, maybe i'm interested in this

 

[Tom]

Gooder?


Tought Mods new proper engrish !

 

[wine_wizard]

14 here ...

 

[Waldo]

Dang, I missed em all

 

[ffemt128]

14 out of 20. Not bad

 

[PeterZ]

18. I don't know how to say cheers in Ireland, not which grapes are used for champagne.

 

[ArdenS]

I got 15.

Waldo, did you miss all of them before or after taste-testing the product of your hobby/obsession?

 

[Randoneur]

15 for me

 

[Pablo]

Thank You for completing the Wine Basics Quiz.
You scored 15 out of 20.
Congratulations! You are more wine savvy than you thought.
Really?

 

[rrussell]

17 right. do I get a free wine kit from George?

 

[Bartman]

I got 17 correct too. I like how this quiz covers more semi-technical matters of making wine - as opposed to "at an improperly high temperature, an un-oaked chardonnay will smell of ___ and taste more ____ than at 55-60*F" I'm just not that snobby - yet!

 

[Wade E]

I disagree with some of these questions. 2.5 lbs of grapes to make one gallon??? I dont think so!!! I got 13. As for the Champagne question I got that right as Ive done a lot of reading on that but also know that is only for very high priced Champagnes and that most cheaper bottles on the shelf are not these types or actually a blend of one of these listed and some other not listed as most Champagne is made from inferior wines due to the carbonation hiding many flaws and making a bad wine taste decent or even good.

 

[Rocky]

I disagree with some of these questions. 2.5 lbs of grapes to make one gallon??? I dont think so!!! I got 13. As for the Champagne question I got that right as Ive done a lot of reading on that but also know that is only for very high priced Champagnes and that most cheaper bottles on the shelf are not these types or actually a blend of one of these listed and some other not listed as most Champagne is made from inferior wines due to the carbonation hiding many flaws and making a bad wine taste decent or even good.

Wade, I think were probably going thourgh the test too fast and you misread the question. It was how many pounds of grapes to make a 750 ml bottle of wine. I think 2.5 is about right which would translate to about 12.5 per gallon.

 

[Wade E]

Your right!!! I read it as one gallon!