The Wine Profile

1 What is Provence internationally known for, beyond its rosé wine?

A Desert climate and sand dunes along the coast B Dense rainforest and cool Atlantic breezes C Volcanic landscapes and geothermal hot springs D Lavender fields, olive groves, and Mediterranean lifestyle

2 Which famous artist is closely linked to the city of Arles in Provence?

A Henri Matisse B Pablo Picasso C Claude Monet D Vincent van Gogh

3 What makes Provence a popular destination beyond its wine?

A Volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and northern lights B Beaches, lavender fields, hilltop villages, and Roman ruins C Desert safaris, pyramids, bazaars, and spice markets D Glaciers, fjords, forests, and medieval castles

4 Which city is Provence's cultural anchor, known for its university tradition and historic architecture?

A Aix-en-Provence B Avignon (papal) C Marseille (port) D Nice (Riviera)

5 Which civilisation left monuments such as the Pont du Gard and the Arena of Arles in Provence?

A The Arabs B The Celts C The Romans D The Greeks

6 How does Provence compare to Languedoc-Roussillon in terms of wine production scale?

A Provence produces significantly less wine than Languedoc-Roussillon B Provence produces roughly the same amount of wine as Languedoc-Roussillon C Provence produces significantly more wine than Languedoc-Roussillon D Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon are France's two largest wine regions