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1 sherry 10 If Edgar Allan Poe had tapped "The Cask of Amontillado", he'd have had this kind of wine
2 champagne 10 The vines in this French province famed for sparkling white wines are among Europe's oldest
3 Portugal 6 Port wine is named for the town of Oporto, from which it is exported, in this country
4 Germany 6 The famous Moselle wines come from this country
5 Zinfandel 5 Used in a popular "white" blush wine, it's the most extensively planted red grape in California
6 Chianti 5 This Italian red wine is typically sold in straw-covered bottles called fiaschi
7 a cork 5 Bottled table & sparkling wines are stored on their side so that this can remain moist
8 Vermouth 4 Containing a mixture of about 40 herbs, this aromatized wine is used in martinis
9 Tuscany 4 If you watch "Falcon Crest" you may know all true Chianti wines come from this Italian region
10 Hungary 4 The region around the village of Tokaj in this country produces tokay, a famous dessert wine
11 Bordeaux 4 Located in this region of France, the districts of Medoc, St. Emilion, & Pomerol make red wines exclusively
12 Australia 4 New South Wales was this country's first wine-producing region
13 Rothschild 4 This famous chateau releases some wine under its second label, Les Carruades de Lafite
14 Spain 3 This country has the most vineyard acreage in Europe
15 Riesling 3 California is noted for producing the Johannisberg type of this German-style white wine
16 port 3 The tawny type of this fortified Iberian wine may be aged in wood for many years
17 Merlot 3 The name of this red-wine grape means "young blackbird" in French
18 Italy 3 The finest wines of this country come from the Piedmont region in the north
19 dry 3 "Sec" on a wine bottle means that what you're about to consume is this other 3-letter word
20 Chablis 3 A specific dry white wine originated in & was named for this French town in the Yonne Department
21 California 3 As far back as 1609, sacramental wine was made in what is now this state
22 Sommelier 3 The CMS, the Court of Master these, has guidelines for its professionals, including what to do if wine is spilled on a guest
23 Sauvignon 3 There's a chance your favorite vino might be made from this most widely grown red wine grape with a two-word name
24 Red 3 Term for intense, flavorful wine, like many Cabernets, that's also the name of a Wrigley's gum
25 legs 3 Like a successful play, a wine that "sticks" to the glass when swirled is said to have these
26 Francis Ford Coppola 3 This filmmaker has a line of wines called Director's Cut
27 carbon dioxide 3 It's this gas that makes crackling rosé crackle
28 body 3 It's the term for the feel of the alcohol content of the wine; it may be "light" or "full"
29 blanc 3 Robert Mondavi found a new lease on life for this varietal when he started calling it fume blanc instead of this
30 Transylvania 2 It's somewhat ironic that this Romanian region produces mainly white wine, like Tirnave Riesling
31 Thunderbird 2 Gallo introduced this, um, affordable wine in 1957, 2 years after Ford introduced the same-named 2-seater
32 the Rhine 2 Riesling wines are a specialty of this German river valley
33 sugar 2 When weather is sunny, the content of this in the grapes is higher
34 sparkling 2 This adjective describes any wine that's effervescent or bubbly, like Asti Spumante
35 sangria 2 This Spanish drink is made by adding sugar, water & fruit to red or white wine
36 Rum 2 In the 1740s the Royal Navy began issuing its seamen a daily ration of this spirit
37 Robert Mondavi 2 This man who coined the term "fume blanc" has a Napa Valley winery named for him
38 Pinot 2 In the names of white wine grapes, this word precedes blanc & grigio
39 pineapple 2 Hawaiian wine is made from grapes or this other fruit
40 Oaky 2 When Gordon uses this word for flavor given by a wine barrel, he can't resist following it with "dokey"
41 oak 2 The vast majority of wine is aged in casks made of this wood
42 New York 2 After California, the largest U.S. wine-producing area is in this state's Finger Lakes district
43 Napa Valley 2 Inglenook Vineyard is located in Rutherford in this famous California valley
44 Manischewitz 2 Concord Grape & Loganberry are wines from this top kosher brand whose cellars are in Naples, N.Y.
45 Liebfraumilch 2 The name of this white German table wine means "holy mother's milk"
46 Israel 2 In the 1890s Baron Rothschild supported Rishon-Le-Zion, a winemaking village in what's now this country
47 Cold Duck 2 "Quack" open a bottle of this sweet, sparkling wine meant for people who were raised on soda pop
48 chateau 2 On wine labels, this word which means "estate" precedes Lafite & Mouton-Rothschild
49 Chardonnay 2 This grape whose name is synonymous with white wine is the most planted varietal in California

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