Wine tasting etiquette You are not a camel; therefor learn to spit When implementing the spitting method during a tasting, I found it is best to use a paper cup and spit directly into the cup, not a mile away into the bucket they have on the table. If there isn’t a paper cup in sight and you find yourself having to use the bucket provided, please try to get close enough to get inside but not too close that there is splash back….ewww! Practice at home is my suggestion to get it down, better safe than sorry. It’s always “no white after Labor Day” Not the time to wear your white anything; shirt, dress, slacks. Stay on the safe side and wear dark colors to avoid any embarrassing splashes and stains. Not a BYOB party Do NOT bring your own bottle, that is just poor manners. If you don’t like red and they only pour red, then you are now the designated driver. I suggest that you keep an open mind and try the red that is poured, you just might find that you like it a
Two friends on an adventure to learn and enjoy great wine. Thought we would share as we go, please come along with us.....LD & D