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E: 15/01 Win A Trip To Stunning Tuscany (Quiz 30 Questions)

https://foodanddrink.yorkshirepost.co.uk/drink/glass-distinction/
The winner and a companion will fly to the beautiful region of Tuscany where they will spend time exploring vineyards and tasting wines.
For 3 runners up there are copies of the outstanding wine book of the year, The World Atlas of Wine, 8thEdition, by Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson.
All correct entries will go into Grapevine’s giant ice bucket and the winner will be chosen at random. There is no cash alternative to any of the prizes.
Send to:
Chris Bond,
Yorkshire Post Magazine,
No. 1 Leeds,
26 Whitehall Road,
Leeds
LS12 1BE

to arrive no later than Wednesday 15 January 2020.

Comments

  • zippy67
    zippy67 Posts: 148 Forumite
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    I will start but can't manage any more at the moment.

    1) When was Banfi Italy founded?
    b) 1978

    2) What is the name of the family who founded Banfi and still own it?
    c) Mariani

    3) Banfi in Italy is one of the largest wine estate in Europe. How many acres does the whole estate occupy?
    d) 7100

    4) Around how many people visit the grounds of Castello Banfi each year?
    c) 60,000

    5) Banfi is located in two different famous Italian wine regions. Which ones?
    b) Tuscany/Piedmont

    6) Which grape is used to make Castello Banfi Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G.?

    a) Sangiovese

    7) The emblem of Banfi is the castle. What its historical name is?

    b) Poggio alle Mura

    8) What is the Horizon project at Banfi?
    c) Research and implementation of new winemaking techniques

    9) What is the name of the mythical creature that lives in Okanagan Lake?
    Ogopogo or Naitaka

    10) Spot the odd one out

    d) Kathleen Inman of Inman Family Wines

    11) James Halliday named Vanya ‘Winemaker of the Year’. What is the name of her dog?
    Solly
  • 12) Starting with the smallest arrange these vineyard measurements in order of size:

    c) Are 100 square metres
    b) Ouvr!e 420 square metres
    d) Acre 4046.856 square metres
    a) Hectare 10000 square metres
  • 13) You are making a wine using a ripasso technique. What are you doing?

    d) Refermenting Valpolicella wine on Amarone skins
  • 14) You have a glass of nigorizake. What colour is t?

    b) Cloudy white
  • 15) What connects a vineyard in Tasmania, a village in Dorset and a farmworker called George Loveless.

    The Tolpuddle Martyrs
  • D_M_E
    D_M_E Posts: 3,008 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Fourth Anniversary Name Dropper
    17: Distance between Aalto and Alto estates

    7530 miles

    19. British vineyard in top 50

    Ridgeview
  • D_M_E
    D_M_E Posts: 3,008 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Fourth Anniversary Name Dropper
    18
    a) Antao Vaz, Portugal
    b) Dornfelder, Germany
    c) Viorica, Moldova
    d) Oselata, Italy

    19. ######################

    20. ISS wine, 12 bottles

    21. A bizarre building in the middle of a vineyard

    22.
    a) Battle of Bosworth, Mclaren Vale
    b) Voyager, Margaret River
    c) Payten and Jones, Yarra Valley
    d) Ochota Barrels, Adelaide Hills
    e) Ten Minutes by Tractor, Mornington Peninsular

    23. UNESCO listed, St. Emilion

    24. Voile w2hile aging, Vin Jaune

    25. Teinturier grape, Red Skins, red flesh

    26. Chateu de Beune, Bouchard Pere et Fils

    27. Symingto family new estate, Quinta da Fonte Souto

    28. Oldest Champagne wine, Gosset

    29. Double gold winner, Spier 21 Gables Chenin Blanc 2018

    30. Cost of getting to space,
    THINK this is 6 Magnums of Screaming Eagle 1992 CHECK CHECK

    Leaves the Alsace villages don't have time right now to look.
  • pate-ci0
    pate-ci0 Posts: 3,061 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    16) Arrange these Alsace wine villages from North to South (my co-ordinates in brackets, please check):

    d) Ribeauville (48.1947° N)
    b) Bennwihr (48.1450° N)
    a) Ammerschwihr (48.1256° N)
    e) Turckheim (48.0873° N)
    c) Eguisheim (48.0433° N)
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