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Who said "Work is the curse of the drinking classes?" A: George Bernard Shaw B: Oscar Wilde C: Karl Marx D: George Brown Which is the oldest known alcoholic drink? A: beer B: gin C: whisky D: wine The advertising of spirits on television was banned until which year? A: 1965 B: 1975 C: 1985 D: 1995 What is Korsakof's syndrome? A: intermittent palpitations and abnormal heartbeats B: total loss of short term memory C: blurred vision D: loss of coordination On average how many people are killed in road accidents involving alcohol each year? A: 500 B: 50 C: 300 D: 700 Whose dying words were: "I should never have switched from scotch to martinis"? A: WC Fields B: Humphrey Bogart C: Frank Sinatra D: Dean Martin Who invented the Manhattan cocktail? A: Frank Sinatra B: Winston Churchill's mother C: Edward V1 D: Noel Coward What is the strongest an alcoholic beverage can be? A: 190 degrees proof B: 100 degrees proof C: 195 degrees proof D: 110 degrees proof What is a trokenbeerenauslese? A: A non-alcoholic beer B: A German wine C: A beer festival D: A chaser Which of the following is a term NOT referring to alcohol A: Dipsomania B: Rumbustiousness C: Potvaliant D: Bacchanalia "Never trust a man who didn't drink" were whose famous words? A: Benjamin Franklyn B: John Wayne C: Bob Hope D: WC Fields When was the corkscrew invented? A: 1900 B: 1920 C: 1860 D: 1810 What was James Bond's famous tipple? A: Gin and tonic on the rocks B: Vodka martini stirred, not shaken C: Southern Comfort and Lemonade D: Vodka martini shaken, not stirred Alcohol is very high in calories. Which of the following drinks do you think contains the most? A: Gin and tonic B: Glass of wine or Champagne C: Pint of beer D: Single malt whisky From which film is this famous drinking quote - 'We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now! A: Withnail And I B: Arthur C: Lost Weekend D: Groundhog day

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