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Hold Your Own Wine-Tasting Party

Submitted by Kristian on 2008-08-30 and viewed 37 times.
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Why not make an evening a celebration by holding a wine tasting party? It is great fun and you learn about wine whilst drinking with your friends. This article gives you a few ideas on how to hold a wine tasting evening.

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Sick
of doing the same thing on Friday and Saturday nights? Want to get out of the
same old routine of going to clubs and bars? Why not hold your own wine-tasting
evening? It is a perfect way to have a laugh with friends and also get to know
a few different wines.



 



There
are several different ways of holding a wine tasting:



 



The
first way is to pick a type of wine that everybody likes, for instance
Sauvignon Blanc. The next step is to give each person a different type of
Sauvignon Blanc to bring. Depending on your budget, you could ask people to buy
from a certain country, a certain price range, or just from a certain retailer.
As the host, you need to provide nibbles and a score sheet for everyone to mark
the wines on. You also need a roll of foil and some labels numbered one to
however many guests are bringing wine. As guests arrive, take the wine they
brought you and wrap the bottle in foil. When everyone has arrived, uncork the
bottles and then stick the numbers at random on all the wine bottles, you might
want to leave the last to arrive some time to chill and hence give it a bigger
number. You and your guests then get to taste all the wines, make notes on the
ones that they think are the best and choose their favourite wine. When
everyone has tried the wine, unwrap the bottles. You will be surprised which
one you picked, which one was not worth the extra price, and which one the
party as a whole liked the most.



 



An
alternative wine tasting would be of a more fundamental nature. Everyone brings
a bottle of wine (it might be better to stick to either red or white if there
are going to be a lot of different wines – mixing the two can have disasterous
consequences), and then the fun begins. If you give everyone a piece of paper,
they can write down what they like about each wine, and then by the end of the
evening they will have a favourite, or just be merrily drunk. Either way, this
means that you will have held an excellent party.



 



Wine
is a fun drink, so why not have some fun with it and learn which ones are your
favourite at the same time. For more information on wines, why not go to an
online wine retailer? There is information on different types of wine, what
they work well with, and great deals to take advantage of.


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Fiona Muller has been writing for over 20 years. She is a qualified journalist and has worked in food and drink writing for the last few years. Why not have a look now at what’s available online? Go to www.laithwaites.co.uk


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