The Wine Profile

Bronze

Washington State

Producers, Vintages & Culture · 6 questions · 400 pts

1 Washington's modern wine industry is relatively young. When did it mainly grow up?

A Only after the year 2010 B As early as the 1700s C During the early 1800s D Mainly from the 1960s and 1970s

2 What role does Chateau Ste. Michelle play in Washington's wine world?

A A pure importer with no wines of its own B The state's oldest and best-known wine producer C A wine co-op only for dessert wines D The newest boutique producer in the state

3 Where does Washington rank among US wine-producing states by quantity?

A The largest state of them all B One of the smallest states C Roughly in the middle of the ranking D The second largest, after California

4 How does Washington's biggest city, Seattle, relate to the state's wine country?

A Seattle lies south of the vineyards B Seattle lies west of the wine country in the east C Seattle has no vineyards anywhere near it D Seattle sits right among the vineyards

5 What is Woodinville near Seattle known for in Washington's wine world?

A The state's largest single stretch of vineyards B A port from which all the wine is shipped out C A mountain area with cool high-elevation vineyards D A cluster of wineries and tasting rooms for visitors

6 How large is the number of wineries in the state of Washington today?

A Only a handful of large wineries B Roughly a couple of dozen wineries in total C No wineries of its own, only growers D Many hundreds of wineries in the state