Taste in Style

SEE - SWIRL - SMELL - SIP - SAVOR

SEE

Tilt the glass away from you “do not lift it above you!” The color and clarity goes in hand with flavor intensity

SMELL

The Finish. Length, the longer the flavor stays in your mouth signifies the quality of the wine complexity. This comes when a wine ages, a young wine cannot be complex

SAVOR

Put your nose into the glass. The bouquet of aromas anticipates the wine’s flavor

SWIRL 

Swirling releases the aromas of a wine Legs? Are they moving slow or quick?  This indicates the alcohol level and sweetness

SIP 

Hold it for a few seconds to saturate your taste buds
The key to taste is balance, no one characteristic should dominate. 4 Basic Tastes in wine, Acidity, Tannin/Dryness, Fruit and sweet.

GRAPE TO GLASS 

Let's take you on a journey from the vineyard to the bottle.