For a wine to be labeled DOC, it must:
Be still
Not be sparkling
Come from a well-defined
and recognized area
1 / 10
The term “red winemaking”
refers to:
Fermenting must with the skins
Exclusively table wines
A non-existent term
2 / 10
Amarone:
Is a term used in wine tasting
Is a particular red wine
produced in Veneto
Is a white wine from Lazio
3 / 10
Designation of Origin wines
can be bottled:
Only in 0.75-liter bottles
In all types of bottles
Only in the types indicated in the production regulations
4 / 10
What is a Bordolese?
A type of aging barrel
A type of bottle
A carafe for aged wines
5 / 10
In tasting, the term “Ethereal”
refers to:
Wines where the alcohol note prevails
Wines with complex characteristics
Wines with little body
6 / 10
Which of these grape varieties is considered aromatic?
Vernaccia
Trebbiano
Moscato
7 / 10
Which region has the most
DOCG wines?
Piedmont
Abruzzo
Tuscany
8 / 10
Dolcetto d’Asti is a:
Sweet white wine
Passito wine
Dry red wine
9 / 10
In which glasses are dry
sparkling wines served?
Balloons
Coupe
Flûte
10 / 10
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