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Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What style of wine interests you the most?

  • A.
    Red
  • B.
    White
  • C.
    Sparkling
  • D.
    Anything and everything!
• 2.
  Which of these wine profiles interests you the most?

  • A.
    Light and Elegant
  • B.
    Rich and Complex
  • C.
    Big and Flavorful
  • D.
    Unique and Adventurous
• 3.
  Which of these wine profiles interests you the most?

  • A.
    Light and Herbal
  • B.
    Fruity and Easy-Drinking
  • C.
    Bright and Refreshing
  • D.
    Floral and Sweet
• 4.
  Which of these wine profiles interests you the most?

  • A.
    Traditional and Bright
  • B.
    Fruity and Playful
  • C.
    Unique and Complex
  • D.
    Sweet and Floral
• 5.
  Which of these wine profiles interests you the most?

  • A.
    Rich and Complex
  • B.
    Unique and Thought-Provoking
  • C.
    Fresh and Herbal
  • D.
    Bubbly and Fun
• 6.
  You just won an all expenses paid vacation of your choice. Where are you going?

  • A.
    Snorkeling in Australia
  • B.
    Shopping in New York City
  • C.
    Relaxing in a Secluded Cabin
  • D.
    Exploring Pyramids in Egypt
• 7.
  Which of these best describes your current mood?

  • A.
    Chill
  • B.
    Excited
  • C.
    Curious
  • D.
    Frustrated
• 8.
  What kind of snack are you in the mood for?

  • A.
    Popcorn & Chips
  • B.
    Charcuterie & Cheese
  • C.
    Cookies & Chocolate
  • D.
    Veggies & Dip
• 9.
  How will you be spending your time in the near future?

  • A.
    Netflix/Movie
  • B.
    Hangout with Friends
  • C.
    Dinner Party
  • D.
    Work/Study

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You should try...Frappato

  A light-bodied, easy drinking red from the Italian island of Sicily, Frappato is a great option whether you're pairing it with food or drinking it on its own. It's bright, fruity flavor is a crowd pleaser while its more complex notes of white pepper and clove will keep it interesting!
• 2.
  You should try...Carménère

  Originally from France but now grown almost exclusively in Chile, Carménère is known for producing red wines with bright fruit flavors of pomegranate and raspberry along with an unmistakable bell pepper note. It pairs beautifully with any form of grilled meat or vegetable
• 3.
  You should try...Lambrusco

  Have you ever had a sparkling red wine? If not, now's the time to try it! Hailing from the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy, Lambrusco is often purple in color with aromas of cherry jam, blackberry, rhubarb, balsamic, fresh leaves, and cream soda.
• 4.
  You should try...Malbec

  Originally from France, Malbec has made a home for itself in Argentina where it's known for its magenta color and burst of fruit flavor combined with vanilla and cinnamon. If you happen to find a Malbec from France (likely Cahors) you can expect savory aromas like tobacco, coffee, and even meat!
• 5.
  You should try...Rioja

  Made primarily from the Tempranillo grape, this Spanish Red is known for producing an array of different styles of wine, all depending on how it's made and aged. Rioja labeled Crianza (or nothing at all) will be fruitier whereas a wine labeled Reserva will have more developed notes of vanilla, leather, and coffee.
• 6.
  You should try...Nebbiolo

  The famous grape of Barolo and Barbaresco, Nebbiolo has been scientifically proven to have the most aromatic compounds of any varietal of grape! While Barolo and Barbaresco can get pricey, look for Langhe Nebbiolo as a budget friendly alternative. This wine is best enjoyed with food as the tannin level is typically high.
• 7.
  You should try...Chenin Blanc

  You are in for a treat! Chenin Blanc is one of my favorite wines. It's incredibly versatile and comes in a variety of styles, but for the most part it's known for having high acidity with aromas of yellow apple, chamomile, and honey. Chenin Blanc is grown all across the world but my favorite regions are Loire Valley, France; South Africa; California; and Washington!
• 8.
  You should try...Soave

  This is my ultimate go-to wine for just about any occasion. Dinner party? Soave. Chilling watching Netflix? Soave. Beach day? Soave! This Italian white wine made of Garganega grapes is grown around the medieval village of Soave in Northern Italy. It has really delicious flavors of melon and orange zest along with a hint of salinity. If you're looking for the perfect pairing, try this with rich, Italian Seafood!
• 9.
  You should try...Viognier

  A full bodied white from Southern France, Viognier is known for its perfumed aromas. You can expect notes of peach, tangerine and honeysuckle with a nice soft acidity. Viognier can be light and spritzy or rich and creamy, depending on where and who it's made by. My favorite versions are from Washington State and Southern Rhone Valley, France.
• 10.
  You should try...White Burgundy

  Think you don't like Chardonnay? Think again! The famous white wine of Burgundy, France is made with Chardonnay, but its nothing like what you'd expect. Ranging from easy-drinking with fresh apple-y and lemon-y citrus notes to more high-end versions with earthy notes of white button mushroom or truffle.
• 11.
  You should try...Semillon

  With a similar texture to Chardonnay but with flavors closer to Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon provides great quality for the price! One of the main grapes in White Bordeaux, Semillon has notes of pear, honey, citrus zest, and hay. If it's aged in oak it can take on notes of pie crust, ginger, and cream. White White Bordeaux is great, I recommend looking for an Australian Semillon if you can!
• 12.
  You should try...Crémant de Loire

  The ultimate Champagne on a beer budget, Crémant de Loire has a lot of the same qualities of Champagne but without the wallet busting price to go with it. Hailing from the Loire region of France, this wine is made in the exact same style as Champagne but from different grapes, the main ones being Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc. If you can't find Crémant de Loire, look for anything labeled "Crémant de..." These are simply similar styles made from different regions in France!
• 13.
  You should try...Pet Nat Rosé

  It seems you're in the mood for something unique...yet familiar. I'd recommend a sparkling rosé made in the pet nat style. Pet Nat (or Pétillant Naturel) is another name for the Ancestral Method for making sparkling wine. Essentially, the wine finishes fermentation in the bottle which creates bubbles! Often topped with a crown cap (like a beer bottle or cider), these wines have delicate bubbles and enormous amounts of flavor. Many are unfiltered so don't be concerned if it's a little hazy!
• 14.
  You should try...Champagne

  This classy choice is great for making any moment a special occasion. Hailing from the Champagne region in France, this sparkling wine has notes of citrus, yellow apple, brioche, cream, and almond. Champagne labeled Blanc de Blanc are made with Chardonnay while Blanc de Noir means the wine is made with a blend of Pinot Noir & Pinot Meunier. If it doesn't say anything, it's likely a combo of all three!
• 15.
  You should try...Orange Wine

  You sound like you're up for something unique and adventurous, which makes Orange Wine the perfect drink of choice! Also known as skin-contact wine, orange wine is basically white wine made in a red wine style. Orange wine can technically be made with any white grape but one of the most common grapes is Pinot Grigio. These wines are described as robust and bold, with honeyed aromas of jackfruit (a fleshy tropical fruit), hazelnut, bruised apple, sourdough, and dried orange rind.
• 16.
  You should try...Brachetto d'Acqui

  Also known as the red Moscato d'Asti, Brachetto d'Acqui is a lovely and light sweet red with notes of candied strawberry, orange zest, apricot, and cream. Just like Moscato d'Asti, this wine has a slight fizz giving it a refreshing quality that makes it perfect for Sunday Brunch of an after dinner sweet treat.