Question: What is a bottle of Champagne containing one-and-a-half litres called? (This is the equivalent to two standard bottles of wine.) Answer: A Magnum Question: Which country is the largest producer of tea? Answer: China Question: From which country does the beer Grolsch come from? Answer: Netherlands Question: Who was the legendary Benedictine monk who invented champagne? Answer: Dom Perignon Question: What is the coffee drink called that is made from espresso with additional hot water added? Answer: Americano (or Caffe Americano) Question: Which Scottish River supplies over 90% of all water used in Scotch Whisky production? Answer: River Spey Question: The cocktail, Gin & It which was popular in the 1920s and 1930s is made with which two principle ingredients? Answer: Gin and Vermouth The “It” in the name refers to Italian (sweet) vermouth. Question: Where would you find the Marlborough wine-making region which is, arguably, the best region in the world for the production of Sauvignon Blanc wines? Answer: New Zealand The Marlborough district of New Zealand is the most northerly part of the south island of that country. Question: What type of spirit is Armagnac? Answer: Brandy Question: Which Champagne is named after the widow Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin? Answer: Veuve Cliquot Question: What is the name of the Cocktail that was named after the City in which it was invented by the Barman at the famous Raffles Hotel in 1915? Answer: Singapore Sling Question: Which month marks the arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau? Answer: November Question: Which type of Gin should be used for the drinks Pink Gin and Sloe Gin? Answer: Plymouth Gin Plymouth Gin is a sweeter Gin than the better know London Gin which is a more bitter Gin. Question: In which country would you find the wine making region known as the Barossa Valley? Answer: Australia Question: How many standard wine bottles make up a Nebuchadnezzar? Answer: Twenty Question: What flavour is Cointreau? Answer: Orange Question: Who first introduced Tea into Britain or, at least, was first to make it a fashionable drink in the UK? Answer: Catherine of Braganza She was the wife and Queen Consort to King Charles II and brought with her a chest of tea when she arrived in England from Portugal to marry the King. Tea is first mentioned in Samuel Pepys diary on 25th September 1660. Question: Which liqueur is said to be made according to a secret recipe of Bonnie Prince Charlie? Answer: Drambuie Question: In which country is the Hawkes Bay wine growing region? Answer: New Zealand 
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