The Wine Profile

1 Which fruit type dominates in Mourvèdre wine's aroma?

A Citrus fruits and green apple B Dark berries like blackberry and blueberry C Tropical fruits D Red berries like raspberry and strawberry

2 What does it mean when a red wine has 'structured tannins'?

A The wine is light and watery, with little body or richness to speak of B The wine tastes sweet and soft, with no sharpness or astringency at all C The wine has a fruity flavour reminiscent of cherries and raspberries D The wine feels dry and grippy in the mouth, with a firm sensation on the tongue

3 Which non-fruit aroma is characteristic of Mourvèdre?

A Vanilla B Butter C Honey D Meat and leather

4 What food classically pairs with Mourvèdre-based red wine?

A Light salad with lemon vinaigrette B Grilled lamb with herbs C Sashimi D Vanilla ice cream

5 Mourvèdre is known for its color. What does a typical glass of Mourvèdre look like?

A Light ruby with an orange rim, clearly see-through B Dark cherry red with a brown edge, semi-transparent C Medium red with a purple tint, noticeably transparent D Deep purple-black, nearly opaque in the glass

6 Mourvèdre is a full-bodied red wine. Which type of food pairs best with it?

A Fresh salad with a sharp vinaigrette dressing B Light pasta tossed with butter and parmesan C Grilled lamb or a rich, slow-cooked meat stew D Lightly steamed fish with lemon and herbs