The Wine Profile

1 What kinds of wine are made in the Portuguese wine region of Tejo?

A Only sweet fortified wines in a port-like style B Only sparkling wines made by the traditional method C Only white wines from grapes on the river floodplain D Both red and white wines from the region's vineyards

2 Which grape is one of the leading traditional red varieties of the Tejo?

A Nebbiolo, a dark grape from Italy's Piedmont region B Sauvignon Blanc, a green grape from the Loire Valley C Castelão, one of the region's classic red grapes D Grüner Veltliner, a white grape grown in Austria

3 The Portuguese grape Touriga Nacional, often called the country's finest red variety, is also grown in which wine region?

A On Madeira, the island known for its fortified wines B In Tokaj, the historic wine district of Hungary C In the Tejo, the wine region of central Portugal D In Rías Baixas, a coastal region of northern Spain

4 Which aromatic white grape is considered the most planted variety in the wine region of Tejo?

A Viognier, a perfumed white grape of the northern Rhône B Chardonnay, a widespread white grape of international style C Fernão Pires, an aromatic white grape with a floral cast D Albariño, a fragrant white grape from north-west Iberia

5 What kind of grape varieties is the wine region of Tejo mainly planted with?

A Mainly native Portuguese grape varieties B Mainly French grapes from Burgundy C Mainly Italian grapes from Tuscany D Mainly German grapes from the Rhine and Mosel

6 At which two quality levels can wine from the Tejo be labelled?

A A level for export and a separate level for the home market B A state-subsidised level and a privately owned premium level C The higher DOC level and the broader Vinho Regional level D A level for barrel-aged wine and a separate level for tank wine