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Wine Tasting - What You Should Know About Wine Tasting
by
Scott Wells
As wine tasting is considered to be a very sophisticated practice there is a specific etiquette you have to follow. This etiquette should remain the same whether you are at a vineyard, a wine tasting private party, or in a restaurant.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Wine-Tasting---What-You-Should-Know-About-Wine-Tasting
id=1729110 - Nov 25, 2008
Tea Tasting For Health - A Fresh Perspective on How to Taste Tea
by
Alex Zorach
Tea tasting has the potential to help us to identify which teas are most beneficial to our health. Our senses of taste and smell, especially in the case of acquired tastes, are tools to help us determine whether certain foods or drinks are good for us. Tasting teas one at a time, tasting each tea on several different days, experimenting with brewing, and reflecting on how our tastes change over time are the keys to helping us develop a taste for healthful teas.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tea-Tasting-For-Health---A-Fresh-Perspective-on-How-to-Taste-Tea
id=3151576 - Oct 25, 2009
Guide To Tasting Wine
by
Benjamin Bicais
The basics of tasting wine are relatively simple to learn. Once the fundamentals are mastered, the nuances and details can be enhanced over a lifetime. Like any other skill, tasting wine requires practice, and consistency is probably the most important factor.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Guide-To-Tasting-Wine
id=10172 - Jan 19, 2005
Sperm Taste - 10 Simple Tips For Better Tasting Semen
by
Sacha Tarkovsky
Sperm taste is affected by what you eat, as are all secretions from the body. It is a fact that your sperms taste can be improved and making your semen taste better, can be done with a few simple diet changes.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Sperm-Taste---10-Simple-Tips-For-Better-Tasting-Semen
id=164106 - Mar 19, 2006
Wine Tasting Kits and Caboodles
by
Jennifer Jordan
Wine tasting kits are a great way to experiment with a variety of types of wine, giving you the opportunity to find a vintage that appeases all your senses.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Wine-Tasting-Kits-and-Caboodles
id=338421 - Oct 25, 2006
Tasting, Wine, 2, 3, Tasting
by
Jennifer Jordan
Research has now discovered that people actually taste things differently. A notion to this degree not only has the capacity to revolutionize the food industry, but it also could change the wine industry, causing winemakers to think outside the box, or at least outside the bottle.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tasting,-Wine,-2,-3,-Tasting
id=437864 - Jan 31, 2007
How To Taste Wine? Demystifying The Process
by
Stuart Jay
Wine stimulates all our senses. How to taste wine incorporates sight, smell, taste, hearing, feel, umami and aftertaste all combined together to deduce the wine's complexity, character and quality.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Taste-Wine?-Demystifying-The-Process
id=1048279 - Mar 15, 2008
Six Fun Wine Tasting Party Themes
by
Josh Dusick
Hosting a wine tasting is fun and a great way to learn about wine. But you can make it much more fun and educational with some type of theme to make the tasting cohesive and to help draw out your guests to discuss and compare the wines.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Six-Fun-Wine-Tasting-Party-Themes
id=1129994 - Apr 23, 2008
6 Themes to Plan a Wine Tasting Party Around
by
Jane Mcgowan
Once you decide your going to host a wine tasting party, you should consider a theme to plan your party around. Theme parties tend to keep your party and your guests much more interesting. In addition a theme party will keep your guests and friends focused on the central attraction, which is of course the wine tasting. So have a look at seven ideas you can use to determine which theme to plan your wine tasting party around.
http://ezinearticles.com/?6-Themes-to-Plan-a-Wine-Tasting-Party-Around
id=1336038 - Jul 17, 2008
Learn How to Taste Wine Like a Pro - Or at Least Bluff Your Way Through It
by
Jane Mcgowan
Have you ever been to a high class restaurant where the server brings the wine to your table (after your 15 minutes of grueling horror reading through the high priced wine list and finally picking one), and he pours just that little ounce or less serving in your glass. He then just stands there looking at you waiting for your approval. You're surrounded by your husband's clients and want to act like you know what you're doing, but you really don't have a clue. It's so awkward. Want to learn how to taste wine like a pro...or at least bluff your way through it so you don't have to face those embarrassing moments ever again?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Learn-How-to-Taste-Wine-Like-a-Pro---Or-at-Least-Bluff-Your-Way-Through-It