A Beginner's Guide To Drinking Wine E-Book

Jamie B. Edwards

• Herausgeber: Noka Publishing
• Kategorie: Lebensstil
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2019

Beschreibung

Whether you're just getting started with wine or work in the industry, this book contains many useful resources that will round out your wine knowledge. These simple and smart guidelines will help you discover your palate and launch your long and tasty journey to understanding wine. Let's get started!

Leseprobe

Table of Contents

A Beginner's Guide To Drinking Wine

GRAPES

COLOR CLASSIFICATIONS

DRY, SEMI-SWEET (OFF –DRY) OR SWEET

TABLE, SPARKLING, FORTIFIED AND DESSERT

CONCLUSION

CONCLUSION

GENERAL DIFFERENCES

VIVA LA DIFFERENCE

CONCLUSION

SELECTING WINE

SERVING

STORING

CONCLUSION

ETIQUETTE

CONCLUSION

WINE LIST

OPTIONS

PRESENTATION

CONCLUSION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................5

1 THE BASICS – WINE 101 ................................................... 7

WHAT IS WINE? ................................................................ 7

GRAPES ............................................................................. 8

COLOR CLASSIFICATIONS ................................................. 11

White wine ......................................................................... 12

Red wine .......................................................................... 12

Rosé wine ........................................................................ 13

DRY, SEMI-SWEET (OFF –DRY) OR SWEET ....................... 13

Dry wine .......................................................................... 13

Semi-sweet wine ............................................................... 14

Sweet wine ....................................................................... 14

TABLE, SPARKLING, FORTIFIED AND DESSERT ............... 15

CONCLUSION .................................................................. 17

2. WINESPEAK – A LOOK AT WINE TERMINOLOGY ............. 18

CONCLUSION .................................................................. 21

3. NEW WORLD, OLD WORLD, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE

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