Wine tasting game
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The document discusses a wine tasting game that involves identifying grape varieties and wine regions of different wines based on clues provided by the game leader. It includes lists of common grape varieties and wine regions to choose from. Players take turns identifying the grape and region of each wine after the game leader provides a numbered hint. Points are awarded for correct guesses and subtracted for incorrect guesses to determine the winner.
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- 1. Chardonnay Riesling Sauvignon blanc Viognier “ Wine is the most civilized thing in the world” Ernest Hemingway Cabernet Sauvignon Grenache Merlot Pinot Noir Shiraz Tempranillo Zinfandel X California Maipo (Chile) X X Mendoza (Argentina) X Abruzzo (Italia) Languedoc (F) X Bordeaux (F) X X Anatolia (Turkije) Robertson (SA) X X Patagonië(Argentina) Lime Stone Coast X X Bekkaa Valley (Libanon) X Cotnari (Roemenië) Léon (S) X X Carore (Venezuela) X Atlas (Morocco) X Gaochang (China) Grape Region # A B C D