3-Point Test - How to Taste Wine | Wine Tips For Beginners | APWASI | Dr. Clinton Lee 

Cheers!

Just drink it! 😀

Thank you for appreciating it.

His accent is fantastic

@@bostonphotographer20 Why thank you...

@@bostonphotographer20 you are too kind

Thank you so much George.

This means a lot to us. Thank you for sharing your story and insights. Love having you. Cheers!

Thank you kindly

Thank you

You are most welcome.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words.

Simply tell you server that there is debris/cork in the wine and they will gladly pour you a new one.

Thank you!

Sip (about) a teaspoon of wine, swish it in (alternating) left and right cheeks (do not make yourself sound like a dishwasher). Take in air, swish again, swallow. You should take in air once or twice.

I think its more about tasting if it has gone bad/corked. If it is simply the wine's quality you're talking about, then you are still responsible for paying the wine. But if you mean the wine has gone bad due to its previous storing condition or cork quality, then you should politely ask the sommelier to return it. But in usual case, the sommelier will also taste it him/herself to make sure of the quality

Do you have the link to it?

i think u need more education

Wine isn't for everyone, it's an expression of the wine maker, a form of art that denotes technique, ingredients, heritage, ect. Let's say you enjoy the tv show Game of Thrones, which is an expression from the actors, director ect, and someone comes along and says why would I watch that when I can listen to my neighbor's drama every night? I also like wine that's sweet and full bodied, if you ever wanted to try it, see what these old coots are talking about, I would recommend port or tawny wine which is fortified to stop the fermentation process where it keeps the sweetness of the grapes to a degree but would result in a higher abv due to the fortification process, but due to the excellence of the winemaker, you get a very sweet wine with intricate details and a lovely experience without the heat of the alcohol. You could also go for a white wine or a rose, ask the retailer for suggestions. words like strawberry or jam, maybe you're into more acidic wines, I'm talking crispy apple or fresh orange. Like I said, it's not for everyone and don't get into it if you don't want to. Lifes too short to do what everyone does but drink alcohol in moderation. 2 servings can be beneficial against a fatty diet but above 4 will increase risk of heart disease exponentially. This applies for all alcohols consumed within a day. Do be responsible for your own sake.

Cause he’s shooting a video and due to how video production works in these settings, he shot multiple in one session and had to reshoot some scenes more likely than not. If he had to reshoot a scene where he tasted the wine then he could get drunk. Simple as that. He gave you the tools to begin a taste testing journey, so use his tools and see where it leads you!

​@@jumper4038 How does he taste it then?

Love that emoji. ✋