Yes, and real wine drinkers don't sniff the cork either. Lots of sexy language to go with wine tasting. Legs, essence, bite, body, bouquet. A sexy indulgence. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Saturday, June 20, 2009 11:35:45 AM)
ronhartsell wrote:
Hmmmmm...bite and great body in the same sentence, but not refering to a person...I'm learning something here...
spapad wrote:
My X worked in the wine industry. You can tell a person who has drank wine for a while by the wine they order. Most newbies prefer the white zinfandel, and rose's. A seasoned wine drinker will always go with a carbernet. I'ts got the bite at the back of the finish and a great body!
pip wrote:
I don't drink beer (just ask Ron)
but I went on a bus trip to Canada a few years back with my aunt & we toured 3 --yep--3 wineries !!
I'm so NOT a drinker but I tried every wine they gave us & the only one I liked was the Rose' ( pronounced rose-say )
it tasted like fruit where the other wines tasted & smelled like pure grain alcohol
I was ok the 1st winery --a litlle tipsy the second winery & *hiccup* by the *hiccup* 3rd winerf--oops winery I was feeling no pain !!( honestly I couldn't feel my toes )
so no camps --wineries --bars for me
unless I go there for the food
spapad wrote:
I once had a desire to go to Beer Camp for a vacation but I didn't have the money that summer, would still love to do it someday! Imagine the people you could meet. People like me just out to have a good time, and then the Beer conesuiers only there to taste and spit! What a waste! HA!!
devils_child wrote:
Hehehe yeah... my Mum is awesome.... I have her to thank for showing me the way of the rocker.... and yeah... I have a beer shelf of fame... i've made it my purpose in life to try most every beer in the world........ just for kicks..... The one's on the shelf are my fave's.
