Bourgogne
  • 1. What is Bourgogne?
A) A mountain range in Italy
B) A type of cheese
C) A river in Germany
D) A region in France
  • 2. Which city is the capital of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region?
A) Marseille
B) Dijon
C) Lyon
D) Paris
  • 3. Which grape variety is commonly used in the production of Burgundy wines?
A) Chardonnay
B) Pinot Noir
C) Merlot
D) Cabernet Sauvignon
  • 4. What is the name of the famous wine route in Bourgogne?
A) Sunset Boulevard
B) Great Ocean Road
C) Champs-Élysées
D) Route des Grands Crus
  • 5. What is the famous mustard originating from Dijon known as?
A) Dijon mustard
B) Yellow mustard
C) Honey mustard
D) Spicy mustard
  • 6. Which river runs through Bourgogne?
A) Loire
B) Seine
C) Thames
D) Saône
  • 7. What is the traditional dish made of beef and red wine from Bourgogne?
A) Boeuf Bourguignon
B) Ratatouille
C) Coq au Vin
D) Bouillabaisse
  • 8. Where is the famous Abbey of Fontenay located in Bourgogne?
A) Reims
B) Montbard
C) Strasbourg
D) Giverny
  • 9. What is the traditional dish made with snails typical in Bourgogne cuisine?
A) Tacos
B) Sushi
C) Escargot
D) Pasta Carbonara
  • 10. Which iconic car race starts in Bourgogne and ends in Paris?
A) Monaco Grand Prix
B) Tour de France
C) Indianapolis 500
D) Le Mans 24 Hours
  • 11. Which mountain range borders Bourgogne to the east?
A) Pyrenees
B) Alps
C) Jura Mountains
D) Rocky Mountains
  • 12. What is the name of the historical region that included present-day Bourgogne?
A) Bavaria
B) Burgundy
C) Normandy
D) Tuscany
  • 13. In which department is the famous Hospices de Beaune located?
A) Loiret
B) Côte-d'Or
C) Rhone
D) Hauts-de-Seine
  • 14. Which famous French monk and scholar is credited with helping develop winemaking techniques in Bourgogne?
A) Louis Pasteur
B) René Descartes
C) Blaise Pascal
D) Dom Pérignon
  • 15. Which appellation in Bourgogne is known for producing white wines from Chardonnay grapes?
A) Volnay
B) Chablis
C) Nuits-Saint-Georges
D) Beaune
  • 16. What type of soil is predominant in the vineyards of Bourgogne, contributing to the unique character of its wines?
A) Limestone
B) Clay
C) Sand
D) Granite
  • 17. Which historical figure famously seized the Duchy of Burgundy and incorporated it into the Kingdom of France in the late 15th century?
A) Joan of Arc
B) Louis XI
C) Charles the Bold
D) Catherine de' Medici
  • 18. In Bourgogne, what is the name given to a wine estate or vineyard owner?
A) Chef de Cave
B) Sommelier
C) Maître de Chai
D) Vigneron
  • 19. Which of the following wine-growing areas is not part of the Bourgogne region?
A) Côte de Nuits
B) Bordeaux
C) Côte de Beaune
D) Chablis
  • 20. Which triumphant Roman general and statesman was born in Autun, Bourgogne, in 106 BC?
A) Gaius Marius
B) Alexander the Great
C) Napoleon Bonaparte
D) Julius Caesar
  • 21. Which author from Bourgogne wrote the famous novel 'Germinal' based on mining life in the region?
A) Gustave Flaubert
B) Victor Hugo
C) Marcel Proust
D) Émile Zola
  • 22. Which historical battle near Beaune in 1471 marked the end of the Burgundian state and its incorporation into France?
A) Battle of the Dunes
B) Battle of Agincourt
C) Battle of Pavia
D) Battle of Nancy
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