Wine Literature of the world quiz

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1. How old is the State Library's oldest wine item? Hint

Select One 1000 years old 850 years old 500 years old 250 years old

Select One Bacchus Vinetum The Juice of the Grape Natural History

Select One A mould A louse A pop group A grape variety

Select One France Spain Germany Austria

Select One Len Evans Sir William MacArthur James Busby Alexander Kelly

Select One Alexander Kelly Agostin Haraszthy James Busby Thomas Hardy

Select One Great Western, Victoria Yalumba, Barossa Valley Orlando, Barossa Valley Auldana, Adelaide foothills

8. Who created Penfold's St Henri?

Select One Max Schubert John Davoren John Duval Peter Gago

Select One 1956 1962 1968 1971

Select One Max Lake Walter James Robert Druitt Peter Shaw

Select One Barossa Vintage Festival Chilean Growers Festival South African Vintage Festival McLaren Vale Bushing Festival

Select One Ten Six Five None

Select One Wytt Morro Ian Kidd Arthur Boyd Salvador Dali

Select One A bunch of grapes A stockman A magpie Yalumba's clocktower

Select One Belgium France Australia England

Select One 1934 1947 1956 1963

Select One Pliny Chaucer Horace Noah

Select One Sue du Val James Halliday Bob McLean Philip White

19. Which of the glasses illustrated below is most often used for sparkling wines? Hint

Select One Option A Option B Option C Option D

20. Which of the four options on this map represents the Barossa Valley region?

Select One Option A Option B Option C Option D