As surely as night follows day, the port follows the cheese.
Usual rules of courtesy and fair play please.
Bonus point for port trivia!
1. A decanter of 1863 port wine auctioned by Sotheby's sold for approximately;
US$ 1,350
US$ 13,500
US$ 135,000
US$ 1,350,000
2. If a diner fails to pass the port at the table, others may traditionally ask;
Do you know the Bishop of Norwich?
Do you know Father Ted?
Do you know the Vicar of Dibley?
Do you know the Pope?
3. The Methuen Treaty between England and Portugal stipulated that
Portuguese wines would be taxed no higher than French wines and
in return English textiles exported to Portugal would be taxed at
what rate?
0%
5%
8%
10%
4. The word “port” is derived from.
Portugal where the wine is produced.
The P.O.R.T. ( “Permitted On Reciprocal Taxation” ) stamped on each barrel entering England.
Porto, the port from which the wine was exported.
Exportar, the Portuguese for export, stamped on barrels, since the Portuguese did not drink it.
1. A decanter of 1863 port wine auctioned by Sotheby's sold for approximately;
US$ 1,350
US$ 13,500
US$ 135,000
US$ 1,350,000
2. If a diner fails to pass the port at the table, others may traditionally ask;
Do you know the Bishop of Norwich?
Do you know Father Ted?
Do you know the Vicar of Dibley?
Do you know the Pope?
3. The Methuen Treaty between England and Portugal stipulated that
Portuguese wines would be taxed no higher than French wines and
in return English textiles exported to Portugal would be taxed at
what rate?
0%
5%
8%
10%
4. The word “port” is derived from.
Portugal where the wine is produced.
The P.O.R.T. ( “Permitted On Reciprocal Taxation” ) stamped on each barrel entering England.
Porto, the port from which the wine was exported.
Exportar, the Portuguese for export, stamped on barrels, since the Portuguese did not drink it.
@neilarini saidYou know more about port than cheese!
$13,500
Bishop of Norwich
10%
Porto, the port
😆
@wolfgang59
Smack talk from a quiz host?
I totally guessed the cheese quiz. And I only guessed two of my port answers so I'm improving.
@neilarini saidI think the next request was for "sandwiches".
@wolfgang59
We've had the cheese quiz, now port, does that mean the next one's on gout?
Your request for a specialty quiz on "gout" will be given due consideration, filed and binned.
@wolfgang59 said135,000
As surely as night follows day, the port follows the cheese.
Usual rules of courtesy and fair play please.
Bonus point for port trivia!
1. A decanter of 1863 port wine auctioned by Sotheby's sold for approximately;
US$ 1,350
US$ 13,500
US$ 135,000
US$ 1,350,000
2. If a diner fails to pass the port at the table, others may traditionally ask;
Do you know the B ...[text shortened]... ed.
Exportar, the Portuguese for export, stamped on barrels, since the Portuguese did not drink it.
Bishop of Norwich
0%
Porto
@wolfgang59 said“ I think the next request was for "sandwiches".
As surely as night follows day, the port follows the cheese.
Usual rules of courtesy and fair play please.
Bonus point for port trivia!
1. A decanter of 1863 port wine auctioned by Sotheby's sold for approximately;
US$ 1,350
US$ 13,500
US$ 135,000
US$ 1,350,000
2. If a diner fails to pass the port at the table, others may traditionally ask;
Do you know the B ...[text shortened]... ed.
Exportar, the Portuguese for export, stamped on barrels, since the Portuguese did not drink it.
That would be Ghost and he was probably asking for actual sandwiches.
1 ) 1,350,000l
2 ) Do you know the Bishop of Norwich
3 ) 8%
4 ) Portugal where the wine is produced
@wolfgang59 saidThere’s demand of the highest order for a sports round.
I think the next request was for "sandwiches".
Your request for a specialty quiz on "gout" will be given due consideration, filed and binned.
@wolfgang59
135 000, bishop, 10%, Porto
Have to admit I also told a fib in the last quiz, to shoehorn in my awful 'any port in a storm' joke. Does that count as a 'port trivia', he asks desperately!