JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS: Some useful last minute Wine Etiquette Tips.
Tip 1
Red wines are usually served at room temperature where as white wine is served chilled.
Red or white; when taking the first sip, let the wine linger on your taste buds.
The first taste tells you a lot about the wine ...
but so does the aftertaste.
Tip 2
In order to fully appreciate its full flavour red wine glasses have a distinctive bowl shape, which allows the wine to oxidize (breathe).
Swirl the wine in the bowl and try to select all the aroma’s you can detect by ‘nosing’ the wine.
This means you may place your nose just above the bowl, smell its aroma and enjoy.
Tip 3
Remember everyone’s palate is different, and what you smell and taste might be completely different to someone else. But that’s perfectly normal.
So don’t be afraid to tell people what you identified.
You can smell and taste flavours such as cut grass, wet dog, floral, ruby etc…
And in closing
Tip 4
Wine drinking is fun, and can be such a great experience and one that constantly changes. Now we have noticed that for the new wine enthusiast sometimes things can get intimidating.
Don’t worry, with a few key points you can start on your journey toward venous enjoyment.
Wish you all a Merry Christmas
sources: pinterest.com & etischool.co.za
Tip 1
Red wines are usually served at room temperature where as white wine is served chilled.
Red or white; when taking the first sip, let the wine linger on your taste buds.
The first taste tells you a lot about the wine ...
but so does the aftertaste.
Tip 2
In order to fully appreciate its full flavour red wine glasses have a distinctive bowl shape, which allows the wine to oxidize (breathe).
Swirl the wine in the bowl and try to select all the aroma’s you can detect by ‘nosing’ the wine.
This means you may place your nose just above the bowl, smell its aroma and enjoy.
Tip 3
Remember everyone’s palate is different, and what you smell and taste might be completely different to someone else. But that’s perfectly normal.
So don’t be afraid to tell people what you identified.
You can smell and taste flavours such as cut grass, wet dog, floral, ruby etc…
And in closing
Tip 4
Wine drinking is fun, and can be such a great experience and one that constantly changes. Now we have noticed that for the new wine enthusiast sometimes things can get intimidating.
Don’t worry, with a few key points you can start on your journey toward venous enjoyment.
Wish you all a Merry Christmas
sources: pinterest.com & etischool.co.za
Cheers
Cheers to you too.
(zelfs goeie wijn is nog geen bier)
...loool nice tip...Whatever tip 1 is referring to, as long as it has something to do with the room, then im totally fine, so I guess its red wine for me lol...
Merry Christmas smasssshy smasssh I'm sending you bear hugs from here.
Wish you some very nice days too man. Cheers!
Have a great time! Cheers!
(La Chouffe, nice one!)
You and yours too mate.
(I had still one hiding in the salad drawer in the fridge )
Thanks Amigo!
(Always nice to find some hidden pearls again. 😎)
The look of the after taste is like a Walk in an alien world hahaha my goodness! The toilet poses is priceless, it can be embarrassing 🤣🤣🤣
Alien? They look more like zombies to me ...
That's also true lol. However it turns out the last picture is one epic way to go out drunk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Have a good one dude!
You too my man.
Rightly said.
Rather relevant indeed.
it looks like a traditional party after graduating from the school;)) or how to say...finishing school?:)
Yeah, those good "old" days ...
Oh to be young & I forget the rest.....:-)
Just drink enough wine and you'll have forgotten all that happened last evening as well.
Bhasdhasdhas I thought this was a serious post at first. These pics 😳
They are very rare, my serious posts.
Are there even any?
More than you at least I would say ...
Yes! I should've remembered that, but you know, sometimes you read a title and don't think up the full context before jumping in.
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BEER.Hey @smasssh, here is a little bit of
BEERfrom @eii for you. Enjoy it!Thanks, always welcome. cheers