How to wine taste like a pro
Glassware: - Glassware is of utmost importance in wine tasting. You don’t need an expensive glass.
Age: - Tilt the glass against something white, preferably.
Color: - The richer and deeper the color is, the older the wine usually is, and vice versa.
Aromas: - Wine can have a variety of aromas. The aromas can be fruity, floral, woody, or earthy, among others.
Tears or legs: - If you swirl the glass and then stop you will see that the wine will form tears or legs as the wine goes down.
Prepping the palate: - It’s important to ensure that your palate is cleansed and hydrated.
Smell: - Smell the wine before swirling the glass. Use your sense of smell and try to figure out which aromas you are able to identify.
Get informed: - Read the label and look at the wine inside the bottle.
Dark fruits and berries: -Some of the aromas that you might identify in wines include blueberry.
Pour a glass of wine: - It's time to pour some wine. Now, is the wine clear or hazy.