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Alcohol Quiz Questions and Answers
1. Which country is home to the Pisco Sour cocktail?
Answer: Peru
2. Which spirit is added to Irish coffee?
Answer: Whisky
3. If Budweiser is a lager, what term describes Guinness?
Answer: A stout (accept “a porter” as definitions vary)
4. In which country would you find the Hawke’s Bay wine region?
Answer: New Zealand
5. From which drink did rapper Cardi B take her stage name?
Answer: Bacardi
6. France has champagne and Italy has prosecco but what is the traditional Spanish sparkling wine called?
Answer: Cava
7. What name could refer to a type of sherry glass in the UK, a 425ml beer glass in most Australian states or a 285ml beer glass in South Australia?
Answer: A schooner
8. Which popular spirit is distilled from the Agave cactus?
Answer: Tequila
9. And which berry is used to make gin?
Answer: Juniper
10. What name is given to rough, dry and often strong cider brewed particularly in the West Country of England?
Answer: Scrumpy
11. Scotch and Irish are most famously variants of which spirit?
Answer: Whisky / Whiskey
12. Which rum-based Caribbean spirit shares its name with a Californian beach?
Answer: Malibu
13. Which fortified wine is the town of Jerez in Spain famous for?
Answer: Sherry
14. What are the two main ingredients of a Snakebite?
Answer: Cider and Lager
15. Which toolbox item gives its name to a cocktail of vodka and orange juice?
Answer: Screwdriver
16. What makes a White Russian white?
Answer: Milk
17. Which grape is the most produced wine in Argentina?
Answer: Malbec
18. In which country would you find the wine regions of Stellenbosch and Swartland?
Answer: South Africa
19. Which country is home to the rice wine, and sake?
Answer: Japan
20. What flavour are the liqueurs Cointreau and Grand Marnier?
Answer: Orange
21. Which drink is often described as having a body, legs, and nose and could also be flabby or fleshy?
Answer: Wine
22. Complete this quote attributed to Winston Churchill when Lady Astor chided him for being drunk: “Well you, Madam, are ugly. In the morning…“
Answer: …I shall be sober
23. What sort of vessel did England cricketer Andrew Flintoff infamously fall off after a drinking spree in the Caribbean in 2007?
Answer: A pedalo
24. Typically involving tasks such as balancing on one leg and walking nine steps heel to toe in a straight line, FST stands for Field… what?
Answer: Sobriety Test
25. Which communal living animals often get so drunk from fermented nectar that they have mid-air collisions or cannot find their way home?
Answer: Bees
26. Complete this quotation attributed to W.C. Fields: “I cook with wine. Sometimes I even…“
Answer: …put it in the food
27. Which British football club director and celebrity cook may have had a few sharpeners when she came out at halftime during her side’s defeat to Manchester City and implored the crowd “Where are you? Let’s be having you? We need a twelfth man out here”?
Answer: Delia Smith
28. Which American author and drinker said “Always do sober what you said you would do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.“
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
29. Which major winning golfer, once arrested outside Hooters, has a cocktail of iced tea, vodka, and lemonade named after him?
Answer: John Daly
30. How does this Frank Sinatra quotation end: “I feel bad for people who don’t drink. When they wake up in the morning…“?
Answer: …that’s the best they’re going to feel all day.
31. Which city suffered The Great Beer Flood of 1814?
Answer: London
32. Beer is the most popular alcoholic drink in the world. Water and which other non-alcoholic drinks are the only more widely-consumed beverages?
Answer: Tea
33. Cascade, Amarillo, Fuggle, and Goldings are varieties of what?
Answer: Hops
34. In which month does most of Oktoberfest typically take place?
Answer: September
35. Which country consumes the most beer in the world?
Answer: China
36. And which central European country consumes the most beer per capita?
Answer: Czech Republic
37. What does IPA stand for?
Answer: India Pale Ale
38. What name is given to the game where competitors attempt to bounce a table tennis ball into their opponents’ cups?
Answer: Beer Pong
39. To the nearest thousand, how many years B.C. was beer first brewed in China?
Answer: 7000 BC
40. In addition to being brewers, what is the occupation of the producers of Trappist beers such as Chimay?
Answer: Monks