The Wine Profile

1 Which city is Trentino's principal city, known for anchoring the region's sparkling wine identity?

A Trento, in the southern part of the region B Brescia, in the southern part of the region C Bolzano, in the southern part of the region D Verona, in the southern part of the region

2 Which is Alto Adige's principal city, known for its German-speaking character?

A Merano, also known as Meran in German B Bolzano, also known as Bozen in German C Trento, also known as Trient in German D Verona, also known as Bern in German

3 Which culinary tradition shapes the cuisine of Trentino-Alto Adige?

A A blend of French and Piedmontese traditions B A blend of Italian and Austro-Tyrolean traditions C A blend of Tuscan and Ligurian traditions D A blend of Venetian and Sicilian traditions

4 What makes wine tourism in Trentino-Alto Adige unique compared to most other Italian wine regions?

A It revolves around flat plains and historic palaces B It is combined with alpine mountain and Dolomite landscapes C It is known for safari experiences and wilderness tours D It is centred around major coastal harbours and beaches

5 What is a clear sign of Trentino-Alto Adige's autonomous status within Italy?

A The region belongs to Switzerland but exports its wine into Italy B The region uses exclusively French-language signage along its wine routes C The region displays bilingual signage in both Italian and German D The region is governed directly from Rome with no regional administration

6 Alto Adige is known for its Tyrolean culture. When did the region become part of Italy?

A After World War I, in 1919 B After World War II, in 1945 C During Napoleon's conquests, in the 1800s D During the Renaissance, in the 1400s