The Wine Profile

1 Which city is the principal commercial anchor of Rías Baixas's central coastal area?

A Pontevedra, on Galicia's Atlantic coast B Vigo, on Galicia's Atlantic coast C Ourense, on Galicia's Atlantic coast D A Coruña, on Galicia's Atlantic coast

2 Which town in Val do Salnés is known as the wine-town heart of Rías Baixas and has hosted the Festa do Albariño since 1953?

A Santiago de Compostela, a coastal town in north-west Spain B Vigo, a coastal town in north-west Spain C Cambados, a coastal town in north-west Spain D Pontevedra, a coastal town in north-west Spain

3 Which city is Galicia's regional capital and a famous pilgrimage destination?

A Pamplona, known for its bull-running festival B Seville, known for its flamenco and orange-tree gardens C Bilbao, known for its Guggenheim Museum D Santiago de Compostela, known for its cathedral pilgrimage

4 What type of food are Rías Baixas wines traditionally paired with?

A Spiced tomato sauces and dark meats B Air-dried ham and aged cheeses C Grilled lamb and root vegetables from the interior D Shellfish and fish from the Atlantic coast

5 Which famous pilgrimage destination in Galicia draws visitors who can also experience Rías Baixas wine tourism?

A Toledo, known for its medieval old city B Santiago de Compostela, the endpoint of the Camino trail C Salamanca, known for its Renaissance university D Seville, known for flamenco and tapas culture

6 Which wine has made Rías Baixas internationally famous since the 1990s?

A Sparkling wine made from the Macabeo grape B Red wine made from the Tempranillo grape C Rosé wine made from the Garnacha grape D White wine made from the Albariño grape