Quiz: Take our 1920s quiz and find out which notorious character you are (and your fave cocktail!)

Question 1:

You’re hosting a prohibition party. Where is it located?

1) An opulent ballroom in your monstrously ornate mansion (1 point)

2) A small, intimate speakeasy in the basement (2 points)

3) You don’t mind, as long as there’s beautiful art on the wall (3 points)

Question 2:

How do you choose to decorate your party?

1) Ornamental chandeliers and gold mirrors (1 point)

2) Dim lights and curtains to keep things private (2 points)

3) Crushed velvet draping and art from Europe (3 points)

Question 3:

Who’s invited or allowed in?

1) 150 upper echelons of society - by invitation only (1 point)

2) It’s strictly a small crew - to not attract any attention (2 points)

3) Other esteemed artists (like Pablo Picasso and Matisse) and writers (3 points)

Question 4:

What are the drinks on offer to guests?

1) Champagne, champagne and more champagne (1 point)

2) A Martini (2 points)

3) You love a good cocktail like a Mint Julep (3 points)

Question 5:

What are people wearing?

1) A dapper tuxedo suit or a flapper dress, beads and a feathered headpiece (1 point)

2) A ‘little black dress’ as inspired by Coco Chanel (2 points)

3) Whatever is comfortable - you don’t need to make a statement with your attire. (3 points)

Question 6:

What about entertainment for your evening?

1) A guest appearance from Louis Armstrong (1 point)

2) A Black Jack table or jazz band (2 points)

3) Professional dancers doing the Charleston (3 points)

Question 7:

What food will be on offer?

1) Lobster canapés and caviar rolls (1 point)

2) Sardine sandwiches and devilled eggs (2 points)

3) A slice of upside-down pineapple cake (3 points)

Add up your points and discover which character and cocktail you are!

If you scored 7 or less you’re: Zelda Fitzgerald or F. Scott Fitzgerald

F. Scott Fitzgerald: You’re the life and soul of the party, just like the very popular F. Scott Fitzgerald was. You love throwing out-of-this-world get-togethers with the great and the good. Some would say the hostess of the mostess… So pour yourself a French 75 and party like it's 1920 and you're a famous author to boot!

Zelda Fitzgerald: You are a woman of many talents, like Zelda Fitzgerald (a writer, dancer and socialite to name but a few). Your presence is unforgettable, which is why F. Scott Fitzgerald (her husband) based many of his characters on her, calling her ‘the first American flapper’. The glamour! It’s time to knock back a French 75 and have some fun...

The ultimate French 75 cocktail recipe is right here.

If you scored between 8 and 14 you’re: Greta Garbo or Charlie Chaplin

Greta Garbo: Just like Garbo, you may come across as ark and dramatic at times but there's a gin-loving party girl inside you! A glamorous movie star, and seriously iconic - Garbo was one of most popular motion-picture stars of the 1920s and ’30s. Your tipple of choice? An espresso martini - bittersweet and rich like many of her characters.

Charlie Chaplin: You’re the star of the show - and you know it! Like Charlie Chaplin, one of the biggest stars of the silent-film industry, you might not be wearing a bowler hat, moustache or rocking a cane, but you love being in the limelight. And it suits you! Time to enjoy a rich espresso martini, or two...

This gin espresso martini recipe is incredible…

If you scored 15 and above you’re: Gertrude Stein or Ernest Hemimgway

Our favourite Negroni recipe is a click away at this link!