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Wine Tasting Etiquette: What You Need to Know Before Wine Tasting
Whether you’re new to the world of wine tasting or you’re a seasoned wino, wine tasting etiquette is everything you need to know before your next wine tasting adventure. While a few of these wine tasting tips might sound obvious, others might comes as a surprise. As someone who considers herself a wine professional and has experienced her fair share of wine tasting, I want you to learn from my past wine tasting mistakes. My goal is to set you up for success and the most enjoyable experience! What is Wine Tasting Etiquette? Wine tasting etiquette is essentially the rules of wine tasting. In other words, , or the do’s and don’ts. Following these general wine tasting tips will maximize your wine tasting experience and prevent you from unintentionally offending anyone or hindering another’s wine tasting experience. Wine Tasting Rules You Need to Know Following these general rules of wine tasting etiquette to make your wine tasting adventures the best possible: Don’t Overbook Your Day Cramm
by Kelsey Cummins6 viewswineetiquetteguidelinesnapareservationsrules - news
A Day in Lodi Wine Country: Where to Wine Taste in Lodi
Wine tasting in Lodi should be on every wine lover’s list. While it’s most known for big, bold reds, there are some Lodi wineries that offer impressive white wines, too. This distinct area has proven itself for hundreds of years and we’re lucky enough to experience (and taste) it. If you’re wondering where to wine taste in Lodi, these are the places you need to know! Where is Lodi? Lodi is a notable wine region in Northern California. It is nestled between the San Francisco Bay and Sierra Nevada Mountains. Lodi has been in the grape-growing business since the mid-1800’s and is continuing to make big strides in the wine world. This area is best known for it’s Zinfandel, due to it’s unique soil and mild temperatures. In fact, it’s known as the Zinfandel Capital of the world and produces 40% of California’s Zinfandels. Why You Should Visit Lodi Wine Country Lodi is home to some of the oldest grape vines– specifically of the Zinfandel variety. If you’re into the big, red wines, like Zin, L
by Kelsey Cummins6 viewstravel-guideswinecalifornialodiwine-countrywine-tasting - news
Where to Find the Best Food and Wine Pairings in Napa
Napa Valley is best known for it’s impressive wine production. After all, it’s not called “wine country” for no reason! But, Napa isn’t only good for it’s wine. Many infamous Napa wineries also provide delicious food and wine pairing experiences. Whether you spend many weekends in wine country or are visiting for the first time, indulging in the best food and wine pairings in Napa is a must! What is a Food and Wine Pairing? A food and wine pairing is often crafted by the winemaker and/or chef in order to complement and balance the flavors of both the food and wine. When done well, these pairings can be euphoric to your taste buds. Regardless of your experience with wine tasting, enjoying the best food and wine pairings in Napa is a decision you won’t regret. Where to Find the Best Food and Wine Pairings in Napa Deep in the heart of wine country, where many of the best wines in the world are produced, you’ll also find the best food and wine pairings available. Check out these food and w
by Kelsey Cummins5 viewsnapa-lifewineb-cellarsdavis-estatesfood-and-wine-pairingfood-pairing - news
Kerrville Hills Winery Opens The Hill at Hye Tasting Room
Kerrville Hills Winery has officially opened their second tasting room, “The Hill at Hye,” offering guests tastings of their award-winning wines, with dedicated seatings by appointment. Located in the Texas Hill Country on the famed Wine Road 290, the new tasting room offers guests an opportunity to enjoy the same wines served by winemaker, John […] The post Kerrville Hills Winery Opens The Hill at Hye Tasting Room appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
by Hayden Walker5 viewsfeaturedtravelwine - news
Holiday Gift Guide – Best Sparkling Wines and Bubbles
Whether you’re entertaining at home or attending a small gathering with family and friends, below you’ll find great selections of sparkling wine, champagne and unique bubbly options at different price points. Dom Maria Brazilian Sparkling Wine Having launched in the U.S. via DTC in the summer, Brazilian sparkling wine brand Dom Maria has now officially launched in Texas. […] The post Holiday Gift Guide – Best Sparkling Wines and Bubbles appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
by Hayden Walker5 viewsgift-guidewine - news
The Men are Afraid of the Women
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by Alice Feiring3 viewsuncategorizedmichel-bettanelemagnumsexismsexualharassmentwine - news
Sparkling Sake Is Making Its Case as a Specialty, Food-Friendly Option
Sparkling sake, once viewed as a sweet, low-alcohol, low-quality brew, is experiencing a small yet significant renaissance. Thanks to recent efforts by organizations like the Japan Awasake Association, which is introducing and encouraging methods and certifications similar to that of Champagne, as well as international retailers championing the sparkling trend, Japanese sake brewers are working to create a more premium version of the bubbly brew. The article Sparkling Sake Is Making Its Case as a Specialty, Food-Friendly Option appeared first on VinePair .
by Ashlie Hughes5 viewsreading-about-drinkingbeerbreweryjapansakewine - news
We Asked 10 Sommeliers: What Do You Drink When No One’s Watching?
It may seem like sommeliers only drink exceptional vino sourced from family-owned plots in enchanted valleys and noble hillsides. Turns out, that’s only partially true. Even the most esteemed wine professionals have guilty pleasures. We asked 10 sommeliers to share their off-the-clock indulgences, from Boilermakers to Robitussin Highballs. “I’ll be honest. I drink a lot of gin Boilermakers. The article We Asked 10 Sommeliers: What Do You Drink When No One’s Watching? appeared first on VinePair .
by VinePair Staff5 viewsreading-about-drinkingsommelierwine - news
How to Decode a Sake List
The first sake I ever had was in a Japanese restaurant in Maine. It was served warm and was unlike anything I’d had before – not really beer, not really wine – but so complementary to the rice and fish it accompanied. Outside major cities, the sake selection at most restaurants is limited to bottles that are easy to find and often low quality. The article How to Decode a Sake List appeared first on VinePair .
by Brittany Saliwanchik5 viewsreading-about-drinkingsakewine