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- Q: Which brewery promoted its beer as “the cream of Manchester”?
A: Boddington’s - Q: Which brand distils the world’s most popular sour mash bourbon whiskey in Lynchburg, Tennessee?
A: Jack Daniel’s (Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey) - Q: Purple Dutch is a variety of which vegetable?
A: Carrot. The term describes a purple-skinned carrot cultivar. Originally grown by farmers across Europe and Asia, these plants use anthocyanin pigments to create their deep purple skin. - Q: Which meat does traditional moussaka feature?
A: Lamb – While lamb is the traditional choice, beef or pork is nowadays used. - Q: Bual and Sercial represent types of which fortified wine?
A: Madeira – Portuguese wine produced on the island of Madeira. Sercial is the driest style, while Bual is medium-sweet. - Q: Which mineral water brand draws its water from a source in the Ochil Hills?
A: Highland Spring – Highland Spring bottles its water at the source within the Ochil Hills in Perthshire, Scotland. This popular natural mineral water brand earns praise for its pure, refreshing taste. - Q: Which cocktail mixes Triple Sec, cranberry juice, lime cordial, and ice—and gained global fame through the TV show Sex and the City?
A: Cosmopolitan - Q: Which type of nut is an ingredient of marzipan?
A: Almond – Ground almonds, a seed, technically, from the almond tree (Prunus dulcis), but they are commonly classified as nuts. - Q: Which European country names Fynbo cheese after the island of Fyn?
A: Denmark, an off-white coloured cheese with a taste reminiscent of buckwheat grain - Q: The wine Orvieto is produced by which country?
A: Italy, specifically the Umbria region. Vintners produce Umbria’s most famous white wine in the Orvieto DOC area, near the city of Orvieto.