Liquers

Question 1

Creme de Violette

Answer 1

French liquor made from violette flowers

Question 2

Benedictine

Answer 2

Herbal liqueurs from France

Question 3

Luxardo

Answer 3

From Groatia

Cherries liquor

Question 4

Cognac

Answer 4

VS (Very Special) =aged at least two years in French oak barrels)
VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale or Reserve )= aged at least four years in French oak barrels
XO (Extra Old), Napoleon, Extra and Hors d’Age.= This latter group has been aged in French oak barrels for at least six years.
Remy Martin
Martel
Louis 13

Question 5

Regions

Answer 5

Speyside 
Lowland 
Highland 
Campbeltown-Кэмбэтаун 
Islay-Айла

Question 6

Speyside

Answer 6

Macalan 12
Balvenie 14
Glenfarclas 15

Question 7

Lowland

Answer 7

Aucthentoshan
Bladnoch 19 -бладнок
Kingsbarns Balcomie

Question 8

Highland

Answer 8

Glendronach 15 year old revival
Eradour 10 year old
Oban 12

Question 9

Campbeltown-Кэмбэтаун

Answer 9

Springbank
Glen Scotia - Глен Скойша
Muckduf -Макдаф 1976

Question 10

Islay

Answer 10

Lagavulin
Laphroaig 10 years old
Oc3 -elements of Islay

Question 11

Three types of sherry wines

Answer 11

Palo cortado
Manzanilla
Oloroso

Question 12

Three types of port wines

Answer 12

Vintage: Vintage is the highest classification declared by the Denomination. It must be bottled between the second and third year after the harvest year and usually requires aging in the bottle (sometimes for dozens of years).

Port comes from grapes cultivated in Portugal’s Douro Valley. Douro became an official appellation in 1756, and is the third oldest protected wine region in the world after Chianti (Italy) and Tokaj (Hungary).
Douro has three official Port production zones:
Baixo Corgo-Бейксо корго

Cima Corgo-чима корго

Douro Superior