Booze of the world quiz

David Whitley,

This quiz is all about alcoholic – or narcotic – drinks from around the world. It’ll take you through well known hangover-inducers, plus some more obscure spirits and liqueurs.

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Booze of the world quiz

This quiz is all about alcoholic – or narcotic – drinks from around the world. It’ll take you through well known hangover-inducers, plus some more obscure spirits and liqueurs.

1 / 10

The Calvados department of Normandy, France, is known for a brandy made from which fruit?

2 / 10

In which Pacific nation did King Charles III recently drink the mildly narcotic kava as part of a welcome ceremony?

3 / 10

Vila Nova de Gaia on the Douro River, a popular spot for river cruises, is famed for its businesses producing which type of fortified wine?

4 / 10

What drink is celebrated at the Kiku-Masamune Brewery Museum in Kobe, Japan?

5 / 10

Which sweet Italian liqueur, often but not exclusively made from almonds, has a name meaning “a little bitter”?

6 / 10

Which alcoholic drink is traditionally made around the city of Jerez in southern Spain?

7 / 10

What alcoholic drink is traditionally made and served in the heurigen taverns on the outskirts of Vienna, Austria?

8 / 10

At what time of day would you partake in aperitivo in Italy?

9 / 10

Which fruit is the deep red crème de cassis liqueur, usually from the Burgundy region of France, made from?

10 / 10

If you asked for a cerveja in Portuguese bar, what drink would you be given?

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