One for the Oenophiles

Know your pinot from your passerina? Then this week’s trivia is for you – we’re diving deep into the world of wine for all you budding oenophiles out there… answer all 15 questions correctly and you could win one of 6 US$50 we’re giving away – which needless to say we suggest should be used for Bacchanalian enjoyment! Winners to be announced on 09 September 2025.


Congratulations to Our Quiz Winners!

Mrs. Karen Arnold
Karma Group member since 2011

Ms. June Byrne
Karma Group member since 2015

Mr. Richard Vanden Byllaardt
Karma Group member since 2023

Ms. Clare Mullard
Karma Group member since 2006

Mr. Pranav Badhwar
Karma Group member since 2024

Mr. Ravi Sud
Karma Group member since 1995

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    1. You are high in the Andes with a glass of deep purple wine full of black fruit flavours. Which country is pouring it?

    2. This red is made from Sangiovese grapes and is considered a Tuscan classic. What is it called?

    3. Which country, famous for having more sheep than people, is the birthplace of a bright, citrusy Sauvignon Blanc loved worldwide?

    4. Which bold, oak-aged red wine from northern Spain is a staple with tapas?

    5. What is the spicy, powerful grape that’s the signature of Australia’s Barossa Valley?

    6. Light, bubbly, and produced in Italy’s Veneto region, this sparkling white is perfect with Aperol

    7. Floral and lychee scented, this Alsace white is a favorite with spicy dishes.

    8. A cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut, this bold red is unique to South Africa.

    9. Sweet, fortified, and made along the Douro River, this wine is a Portuguese icon.

    10. Crisp, aromatic, and often showing green apple flavours, this grape thrives in Germany’s Mosel region.

    11. Pale pink and refreshingly dry, this is Provence’s most famous style of wine.

    12. Known for big, bold reds, this Australian wine region produces some of the world’s most collectable bottles.

    13. This jammy and fruit-forward red has become a California barbecue favorite.

    14. The signature grape of both Ribera del Duero and Rioja in Spain is which of the following?

    15. Made from grapes that freeze on the vine, this golden dessert wine is a Canadian specialty.

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      1. Thank you Rajendra Yadav. We hope that you found your perfect combination as well. Pleased to note that you enjoyed solving the quiz as well and submitted your entry too. Stay tuned for the next edition coming up soon.

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      1. Thank you RAMA RAO KALOSE S! Did you know that aromatic whites like Chenin Blanc, fruity rosés a good Rosé, or lighter redsPinot Noir — balance spice and smokiness without clashing, making it a perfect paring with Indian food as well.

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        Culinary Adventure Studies (Why trying exotic foods abroad is actually educational)
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        We feel Learning never stops! And the best classroom? Definitely not the one with four walls and a chalkboard – it’s out here in the world, preferably with a stunning view and room service! Ready for some hands-on learning at a beautiful resort? Because life’s most valuable lessons come with the best views! ✈️️

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