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Quiz
- What's the national drink of Greece?
- Which country's government approved a proposal in 2018 to celebrate the third Saturday of March as National Tequila Day?
- Which country's national coctail is caipirinha? A cocktail made of fermented sugarcane juice, lime, and sugar.
- What is Jamaica's national drink?
- In which country, until the 1960s, could children eating lunch at school choose from tea, coffee, or a very low in alcohol beer?
- Which flavoured soft drink has been referred to as Scotland's other national drink?
- Which traditional Spanish drink consists of red wine and chopped fruit?
- Which alcoholic beverage is also referred to as Japanese rice wine?
- Which country is the only sovereign state to consume more Guinness than Ireland?
- Which country is the leading producer of vodka in the European Union?
- Which pale lager is the largest selling beer in the Philippines?
- Also known as Lion's Milk, which alcoholic drink made of distilled grapes is the national drink of Turkey?
- The lager Pilsner takes its name from a city in which large and historical region of the Czech Republic?
- Fanta originated in which country as a Coca-Cola alternative in 1940?
- Champagne is a sparkling wine originated and produced in which wine region of France?
- The lightly carbonated soft drink derived from milk called Rivella, is seen as which European country's national beverage?
- Scotch whisky is by law required to be aged in oak barrels for at least how many years?
- The Japanese tea ceremony uses a powdered form of which tea: black, green, oolong, white, or yellow?
- What is the national drink of Argentina? (Hint: It sounds like a friend)
- A Caesar cocktail, widely drunk in all parts of Canada, is similar to which popular cocktail?
Answers
- Ouzo
- Mexico's
- Brazil
- Rum
- Belgium
- Irn-Bru
- Sangria
- Sake
- The UK
- Poland
- San Miguel Beer
- Raki
- Bohemia (the city is Plzen)
- Germany
- Champagne (sic)
- Switzerland's
- Three years
- Green tea
- Mate
- A Bloody Mary