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A Primer in Tasting Wine

This series of articles covers the basics of looking at, sniffing, and swirling wine.

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The first part in a series about the how-tos of wine tasting.

How to Taste Wine - Smelling the Wine star
When you stop swirling itīs time to take the next step--smelling.

How to Taste Wine - Sniffing the Wine star
Learning to use one your most sensitive organs, your nose.

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With the twist of the wrist you can swirl wine with the best!

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Finally, the tasting portion of our course!

How to Taste Wine VI star
The "finish" of our series on the how-tos of wine tasting.

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Put away your cameras!! It's not what you think. Think minimalist. No oak, no malolactic fermentation, nothing added. Just pure Chardonnay. Sounds dangerous, but please let me explain.

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When I was a younger, about the age you are right now, I used to drink my wine out of a 4 ounce jelly jar. I found out later that they were really called wine tumblers. When you don't have much, you tend to look at alternatives. Here are a few you haven't thought of.

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Your first wine class is an introduction course in how to drink wine, select the type, and color. If you usually buy California; branch out and try Italian or Washington State to step out of the box and experiment.

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