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WINE TASTING#1
The sensory evaluation of wine, focusing on its appearance, aroma, taste, and finish.
REGIONAL WINES#2
Wines produced in specific geographic areas, reflecting unique terroirs and local characteristics.
TASTING SHEET#3
A tool used during wine tastings to record impressions, notes, and ratings about each wine.
TERRIOR#4
The environmental factors, including soil, climate, and topography, that influence the characteristics of wine.
VINTAGE#5
The year in which the grapes were harvested, significantly impacting the wine's quality and flavor.
VARIETAL#6
A type of wine named after the grape used, such as Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay.
BLIND TASTING#7
A tasting method where participants evaluate wines without knowing their identities, reducing bias.
FLAVOR PROFILE#8
The combination of tastes and aromas that characterize a wine, including fruit, spice, and oak notes.
LOGISTICS#9
The planning and coordination of all details necessary for a successful wine tasting event.
ENGAGING PRESENTATION#10
A presentation style that captivates the audience, using storytelling and visual aids.
WINE LABELS#11
The information displayed on a wine bottle, including varietal, region, and producer, guiding selection.
EVENT PLANNING#12
The process of organizing all aspects of an event, from venue selection to guest management.
WINE SUPPLIERS#13
Businesses or individuals that provide wines to consumers or event planners.
WINE CHARACTERISTICS#14
Attributes of wine, such as acidity, sweetness, body, and tannins, that define its taste.
CURATED SELECTION#15
A carefully chosen assortment of wines tailored to fit a specific theme or audience.
FACILITATION#16
The act of guiding a wine tasting, ensuring participants engage and enjoy the experience.
SOCIAL GATHERINGS#17
Events where people come together to share experiences, often enhanced by food and wine.
PRESENTATION SKILLS#18
Techniques used to effectively communicate information and engage an audience during a presentation.
FEEDBACK#19
Responses from participants about their experience, used to improve future events.
NETWORKING#20
Building and maintaining professional relationships, often beneficial in sourcing wines and venues.
WINE EVENTS#21
Organized occasions centered around wine tasting, education, and enjoyment.
CURATION#22
The process of selecting and organizing wines based on quality, theme, or audience preference.
HOSTING#23
The act of organizing and facilitating a wine tasting event for guests.
WINE EDUCATION#24
Learning about various aspects of wine, including types, regions, and tasting techniques.
WINE CULTURE#25
The shared practices, beliefs, and customs surrounding wine consumption and appreciation.