The Wine Profile

Bronze

Tasmania

Producers, Vintages & Culture · 6 questions · 400 pts

1 What reputation does Tasmania hold within the Australian wine world?

A As an area best known for fortified wines B As a new area with no established standing C As a premium area producing high-quality wines D As a source of cheap cask wine in large volumes

2 What share of Australia's total wine production does Tasmania account for?

A A little over a third of the country's volume B A very small share of the country's volume C Roughly half of the country's total volume D Just under a quarter of the country's volume

3 Which city is Tasmania's capital and a hub for the island's southern wine areas?

A Hobart B Devonport C Burnie D Launceston

4 What identity does Tasmania build its marketing on?

A On sweet fortified wines in a long historic tradition B On powerful, high-alcohol wines from a hot climate C On large volumes of simple everyday wines D On a cool climate and elegant, fresh wines

5 Which wine type does Tasmania's reputation rest especially heavily on?

A Sparkling wine B Sweet dessert wines C Orange wine D Powerful red wines

6 What forms an important part of Tasmania's wine-related visitor economy?

A Annual international wine auctions held in Hobart B Large industrial wine factories open for guided tours C Cellar doors at vineyards and wine touring routes D Wine fairs held only for trade visitors