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Wine Tasting Introduction & History
The Importance of Wine Tasting Groups
Characteristics of Wine
Determining What Kind of Wine You Like Best
Food & Wine Pairing Tips
History on Grapes Used For Making Wine
Blind Wine Tasting
Pairings of Wine in Wine Tasting Groups
Is There a Correlation Between the Price & Taste of Wine?
Chardonnay - King of White Wine Grapes
Explaining Varietal Characteristics of Wine
The Flavor Balance in Wine
Importance of Wine Glasses
Maximizing the Aroma of Wine
Buying Wine According to Vintages
Storing Wine
Proper Temperature for Storing Wine
How Grape Skins Are Used to Make Wines
What is the Importance of Swishing Wine in Your Mouth?
Good Wine, Bread, & Cheese Pairings for Wine Tasting
Wine Tasting Overview
Summary: Get to know the qualities of Chardonnay, the king of white wines; learn more about wine in this free instructional video.
Terry Thomas is a successful entrepreneur in the food and beverage business for almost 40 years.
Because of his love for wine, he has organized hundreds of wine tasting...read more
"I’m Terry Thomas. I’m here on ExpertVillage.com to bring you a little about the appreciation of wine. Wine has really or grapevines have always been a big part of the American landscape. Before our experiment with prohibition why the muscadine grape was the most prominent grape grown all over The United States. We mentioned while ago the two categories red and white and we mentioned the classic grapes that have evolved and the reason they have evolved. For the whites, the king of the white grape and probably the most successful grape grown in America right now is a chardonnay. And it’s also grown in the Burgundy area of France. Another strong varietals is the schnenbach which is – can be made into absolutely stunning wines in certain areas of France. It’s work cost grape used around the world often in blends."
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