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Published : 09/25/2020 | Categories : TastingWine tasting: gustatory examination
Each wine has a story, no one is ever alike. The gustatory examination proposes characteristic notes that refer to what is perceived on the nose with possibly greater taste-olfactory complexity.
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Published : 09/25/2020 | Categories : TastingMise en place of the glasses at the table and during the tasting
For a self-respecting mise en place it is necessary to follow very specific rules that depend on factors such as the number of courses, the ingredients, the presence of dessert or fruit.
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Published : 09/17/2020 | Categories : TastingWine tasting: olfactory examination
Through the olfactory examination during the wine tasting it is possible to enjoy the extraordinary bouquet composed of characteristic scents and aromas.
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Published : 09/15/2020 | Categories : Tasting events , The sommelier's toolsTerracotta glasses and jugs: for your local or reminiscent event
Terracotta is an original choice for those who own a place and want to serve wine and beer, preferring a material full of history and able to enhance aromas and flavors to the maximum.
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Published : 09/11/2020 | Categories : Tasting events , The sommelier's toolsReusable plastic glasses vs disposable glasses
Making a careful comparison immediately catches the eye, that the disposable glasses despite the practicality of purchase and use are actually uneconomical, anti-ecological and polluting.
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Published : 09/08/2020 | Categories : Tasting , The sommelier's toolsWine tasting: visual examination
Everyone knows how to distinguish a white, a red and a sparkling wine, but it is equally true that many are unaware of the nuances and facets that are the basis of the evaluation of the wine.
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Published : 09/05/2020 | Categories : Tasting events , The sommelier's toolsElegant plastic glasses for outdoor wine tasting
Outdoor tastings are a classic of summer evenings. Plastic glasses are recommended to ensure safety during the party.
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Published : 09/05/2020 | Categories : Tasting , The sommelier's toolsIso wine tasting glass
The ISO glass model for wine tasting responds perfectly to this purpose. It was conceived around the 1950s following the development of studies aimed at achieving a perfect taste-olfactory perception.