Hot drink a drink or beverage

What type of wine is the french region of Bordeaux mainly famous for?

1. 
   White
   
2. 
   Red
   
3. 
   Rosé
   
4. 
   Sparkling
   

Which country drinks the most coffee (per capita)?

1. 
   Italy
   
2. 
   Cuba
   
3. 
   Spain
   
4. 
   Finland
   

How much does the most expensive bottle of water cost?

1. 
   $20,000 per 750ml
   
2. 
   $40,000 per 750ml
   
3. 
   $60,000 per 750ml
   
4. 
   $80,000 per 750ml
   

What is the most popular drink in the world after water?

1. 
   Coffee
   
2. 
   Tea
   
3. 
   Orange Juice
   
4. 
   Beer
   

What does ‘Cul Sec’ mean in French?

1. 
   Cheers
   
2. 
   Bottoms up
   
3. 
   Too hot
   
4. 
   Too cold
   

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2. 
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