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Try this on for size: http://www.decanter.com/learn/winequiz/ ... ge-290511/
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I got 60% which said was passing :oops:
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100%, though that's more because I guessed correctly on the poorly worded Spatlese question


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I got 70%, missing the two Chardonnay questions (its flavor profile and the use of malolactic fermentation) and the epicenter of sauvignon blanc question.

Surprise, surprise... I don't drink white wine at all. I barely drink red wine. :-)
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I got 90% [dance2.gif] I only missed the Hunter Valley question which makes sense as I know little about Aussie wines
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Andy Velebil wrote:I got 90% [dance2.gif] I only missed the Hunter Valley question which makes sense as I know little about Aussie wines
You mean the Clare Valley question? Image


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Bradley Bogdan wrote:
Andy Velebil wrote:I got 90% [dance2.gif] I only missed the Hunter Valley question which makes sense as I know little about Aussie wines
You mean the Clare Valley question? Image


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100% for me. The Clare Valley question wasn't too much of a stretch, given that I had just finished consuming a bottle of Riesling from the said region ( a 2010 Knappstein Ackland from the Watervale sub region if anybody is interested.)
That being said, one of the other options was Tasmania, who are carving out a solid reputation for quality Riesling as well.

Andy - Hunter is the main Semillon area in Australia. Don't worry about not knowing too much though... I live here and there is so much I don't know.... There are 60 something official regions. Maybe I've been to 1/3 of them. Managed to get to Margaret River for the first time just a couple of weeks ago for the first time
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60 Regions :shock:
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70% - and I'm absolutely positively surprised by that... Normally, if it's not Port and/or not from the Douro, I don't drink it...
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Andy Velebil wrote:60 Regions :shock:
Dude, there are 107 in California!
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Glenn E. wrote:
Andy Velebil wrote:60 Regions :shock:
Dude, there are 107 in California!
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80%...I missed the two riesling questions. darn!
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I got an 80%;missed the chardonnay and the latitude and longitude questions.
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90% Rushed through the longitude and latitude question.
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