The Wine Profile

1 Which city is Navarra's capital and the region's principal cultural anchor?

A Zaragoza B San Sebastián C Pamplona D Logroño

2 Which town is known as Navarra's historic medieval wine town?

A Tudela, home to a 15th-century royal palace B Olite, home to a 15th-century royal palace C Logroño, home to a 15th-century royal palace D Estella, home to a 15th-century royal palace

3 What famous event takes place in Pamplona every July and is strongly linked to Navarra's cultural identity?

A Flamenco dancing during the Feria de Abril celebrations B The tomato-throwing festival La Tomatina in the city streets C The Fallas festival featuring fire art and large sculptures D The running of the bulls during the San Fermín festival

4 Which author put Pamplona and San Fermín on the international map with his 1926 novel?

A John Steinbeck B F. Scott Fitzgerald C Ernest Hemingway D George Orwell

5 Navarra is officially called Comunidad Foral de Navarra. What does the word 'foral' suggest about the region's status?

A That Navarra is one of Spain's most recently created autonomous regions B That Navarra shares a parliament with the neighbouring region of Aragon C That Navarra is governed directly from Madrid as a state province D That Navarra has its own historic institutions and self-governance

6 What cultural route passes through Navarra, historically connecting wine, hospitality, and pilgrimage?

A The Ruta del Vino de Rioja B The Route of the Conquistadors C The Camino de Santiago D The Roman Via Augusta