"I Never Knew That About Britain" Quiz

So that's it - our competition is complete - and thanks to all those who took part and congratulations to all the winners. We will be running competitions at regular intervals on the site so keep your eyes peeled.

Finally - and just for fun, no prize this time, one final question from the "I Never Knew That About Britain" Quiz Book,-

Where was the first lager brewery in Britain?

We'll give the answer on the Good Pub Guide Twitter account next week.

Question 10: Wednesday 4th November

What, standing in the grounds of Boscobel House, is now a popular Pub Name?

Answer - Royal Oak - a little bit of lateral thinking required there.

Congratulations to scruffcat9 on winning today's draw

Question 9: Tuesday 3rd November

Which distillery can be found just outside Tain, Scotland’s oldest royal burgh?

Answer - Glenmorangie

Congratulations to marymod on winning today's draw

Question 8: Monday 2nd November

Which Ayrshire whisky brand has a ‘striding man’, drawn by artist Tom Browne, as its logo?

Answer - Johnnie Walker

Congratulations to madmonster on winning today's draw

Question 7: Friday 30th October

The Cardington-born founder of which brewery, once the biggest in Britain, was the first man to speak out in Parliament against slavery?

Answer - Samuel Whitbread of Whitbread's Brewery.

Congraulations to MunchKim on winning today's draw

Question 6: Thursday 29th October

Scotland’s oldest distillery, the Glenturret distillery in Perthshire, produces which whiskey, the best-selling whiskey in the world?

Answer: Famous Grouse

Congratulations to relisys222 on winning today's draw

Question 5: Wednesday 28th October

For what invention that brings sparkle to our lives was Christopher Merrett, born in Gloucestershire in 1614, responsible – 30 years before a French monk, in fact?

Answer: Sparkling Wine - there was a little debate on which aspect, but second fermentation seems about right

Congratulations to dragonfly63 on winning today's draw

Question 4: Tuesday 27th October

Which prime minister, nicknamed GOM, was nearly blinded by a ginger biscuit thrown at him while he was riding in his open carriage?

Answer: William Ewart Gladstone - it took an extra clue but we got there in the end.

Congratulations to cumnock2 on winning today's draw

Question 3: Monday 26th Octovber

Which county produces over half of England’s cider?

Answer - It's not Somerset as many suggested but Herefordshire

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Question 2: Friday 23rd October

What drink, ‘made in Scotland from girders’, was carted around Falkirk in Stirlingshire in the 1930s by Carnera, ‘the biggest horse in the world’?

Answer - Barrs' Irn Bru

Congratulations to maggiemac on winning today's draw

Question 1: Thursday 22nd October

In what town is the Shepherd Neame brewery, the oldest brewery in England?

Answer - Faversham, Kent

"I never knew that about Britain"

Congratulations to cabincrew73 on winning today's draw

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The I Never Knew That series is put together by Christopher Winn, a former writer for Terry Wogan, question setter for The Weakest Link, a regular quizmaster for the Daily Mail and the Daily Express. Covering England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, I Never Knew That About Britain: The Quiz Book is the ultimate challenge for any quiz fanatic.