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1 Which city/country is the Pilsner from?

Munich (Germany) Dublin (Ireland) Pilsen (Czech Republic) Brussels (Belgium)

2 In France, a 'panaché' (shandy) mixes beer with…

Coffee Wine Tomato juice Lemonade

3 What is malt?

A grain germinated then dried A yeast A chemical sugar A flower

4 What does "IPA" stand for?

Irish Pale Ale India Pale Ale Italian Premium Ale International Pils Association

5 The Oktoberfest beer festival is held in…

London (England) Prague (Czech Republic) Munich (Germany) Amsterdam (Netherlands)

6 A witbier is mainly brewed with…

Rye Rice Corn Wheat

7 The world's best-selling beer is of which type?

Stout Barley wine Lambic Lager (pale)

8 In tasting, a beer's 'robe' refers to…

Its temperature Its colour and appearance Its smell Its taste

9 Beer is one of the oldest drinks: it has existed for…

Only the Middle Ages Thousands of years About 100 years The 20th century

10 A 'brown' beer owes its colour to…

Food colouring More water Roasted malts More hops

11 A 'pint' of beer is about…

1.5 litres 50 cl 10 cl 5 cl

12 What is sometimes added to give a beer a fruity taste?

Sand Fruit Table salt Metal

13 Which ingredient mainly gives beer its bitterness?

Yeast Water Sugar Hops

14 A 'draught' beer is served from…

A wine barrel A can A bottle A keg

15 What makes beer fizzy?

Hops Oxygen Nitrogen alone CO₂ (carbon dioxide)

16 Between a 'tripel' and a light blonde, which is more alcoholic?

The tripel Neither has alcohol They are identical The light blonde

17 Trappist beers are brewed…

Only at home In a car factory In vineyards In abbeys

18 Is a dark beer necessarily higher in alcohol?

Yes, always No, colour ≠ alcohol Yes, twice as much It has no alcohol

19 How many main ingredients does a traditional beer have?

4 6 3 2

20 An IPA is known for being…

Hop-free Hoppy and bitter Alcohol-free Very sweet