Yeah, 6/10 - not spectacular, but more than I knew 4 months ago! Did NOT expect that Colombia only entered viticulture in the 1920s. I was convinced it was the 1700s.
Best quiz so far, the Chilean questions were real tough and a real eye opener! 6/10 so I'm back to the books! I suggest a German/ Austrian wine quiz as I think they're often forgotten about as wine regions and can seem complex in terms of sub regions. Keep up the great work!
Good effort as always. That's a very kind offer but I dread to think of the shipping charges. How about you tell me the name and I see if it's available over here? Cheers
@@TheGrapeExplorer Haha. Fair enough. I would probably be sending you "Athene" by Burrowing Owl Winery, or the Bush-VIne Syrah from Maverick Winery. Both vineyards are located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia.
Best wines of América from to argentine. I Like Malbec Ruttini or Luigi Bosca. Chile not bad medium quality but Económic price and brazil low quality ..
Good question. My problem is the tit for tat approach by certain individuals and the harm it does to business. The biggest loser is always the consumer.
Awful. Only three although I've learnt, Torrontes, Pais and Carmenere. I'm off to Colombia to meet the missus' family in November so it'll be interesting to try their wines.
I answered wrongly question 2 because on my WSET level 3 theory book it says in Salta altitudes can reach up to 3000 m above sea level ....so I answered the closest...2500m 😅🤔
Cafayate is a town located in the central zone of the Valles Calchaquíes in the province of Salta, Argentina. It sits 1,683 meters (5,522 ft) above mean sea level, the question needs to be put differently: What is the maximum height of the vineyards in the Cafayate region? Then the answer will be correct because the vineyards are located from 1554 to 2011 m.
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Hi Everyone. I hope South American proved to challenge you. Let's have those scores and suggestions for future quizzes
Yeah, 6/10 - not spectacular, but more than I knew 4 months ago! Did NOT expect that Colombia only entered viticulture in the 1920s. I was convinced it was the 1700s.
@@montereymamacita surprised me too so that was a learn for me.
Best quiz so far, the Chilean questions were real tough and a real eye opener! 6/10 so I'm back to the books! I suggest a German/ Austrian wine quiz as I think they're often forgotten about as wine regions and can seem complex in terms of sub regions. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the suggestions. I have a German quiz in the pipeline and good call on the Austrian suggestion. Cheers
excellent way to stay sharp and very informative, how about a quiz on South African wines or quiz on the wines on the varietals of Montenegro
Thanks for watching
There is a South African quiz on this channel of youre looking for more
Great quizzes!!
Thanks.
Great session thanks Come back soon Cheers 🍷
I got 8 thank you its helpful
Hi. Thanks for watching. Glad you found it useful.
You are welcome.
I missed at least one question about Brazilian wines. The South of the country produces good wines as well. But thanks for the quiz!
I'll get there next time. Cheers
6 out of 10, so I definitely need to improve here :-) Fun quiz. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it.
9/10!!!
A respectable 7 out of 10. Unrelated question: If I sent you out a bottle of a Canadian wine I love, would you do a video of tasting it?
Good effort as always. That's a very kind offer but I dread to think of the shipping charges. How about you tell me the name and I see if it's available over here? Cheers
@@TheGrapeExplorer Haha. Fair enough. I would probably be sending you "Athene" by Burrowing Owl Winery, or the Bush-VIne Syrah from Maverick Winery. Both vineyards are located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia.
@@rev.kylenorman2228 Thanks, I'll check them.out.
Could you do a few of these questions relating to different countries?
Yes of course.
Made 8 out of 10 ! What comes next? : ) always happy to do your quizzes
I think it is a Sparkling quiz.
The Grape Explorer nice topic 😉
Best wines of América from to argentine. I Like Malbec Ruttini or Luigi Bosca. Chile not bad medium quality but Económic price and brazil low quality ..
Thanks for sharing.
Bro some vedio training sessions on grape region such France Italy
Ok thanks. I'll add to my list. Cheers and thanks for watching.
What’s your view about US taxes on French wine import?
Good question. My problem is the tit for tat approach by certain individuals and the harm it does to business. The biggest loser is always the consumer.
Awful. Only three although I've learnt, Torrontes, Pais and Carmenere. I'm off to Colombia to meet the missus' family in November so it'll be interesting to try their wines.
Well if you learnt something that can only be a good thing. Also Columbia - envious
I got 4
I answered wrongly question 2 because
on my WSET level 3 theory book it says in Salta altitudes can reach up to 3000 m above sea level ....so I answered the closest...2500m 😅🤔
Cafayate is a town located in the central zone of the Valles Calchaquíes in the province of Salta, Argentina. It sits 1,683 meters (5,522 ft) above mean sea level, the question needs to be put differently: What is the maximum height of the vineyards in the Cafayate region? Then the answer will be correct because the vineyards are located from 1554 to 2011 m.
What about Brazil?