Articles
Topic: Wine-Evaluation
School of Thought
With so many wine certification programs available, how do you know which may be the best fit for you? We break down some of the differences in four of the most popular.
Evaluating Your Finished Wines
Get tips on how to properly taste and evaluate your homemade wines.
Evaluating Wine: Being mindful of the sensory experience
Using all your senses when tasting wine is always encouraged by wine evaluation experts, but make sure that you are taking in the whole experience and not simply breaking it down and compartmentalizing the elements.
Making the Most of Your Winery Visit
Heading to wine country is a field trip for adults. You’ve got beautiful scenery, interesting people, new beverages to enjoy and an opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle
Sensory Perspective
Not long after I got started making wine I realized I was relying more than I had expected on core sensory concepts like sight, smell and taste to guide my winemaking activities.
Wine Tasting 101
Most of us make wine because we like to drink it. The drinking part is easy to master: just tilt your head back and swallow. The tasting part, however, is a little
Amplify Your Taste, Bud!
The wine tasting technique that I describe in this article was developed over the last fifteen years out of sheer frustration. As a wine sales representative, I’ve made hundreds of wine presentations
Flavors That Make Cabernet Great
Judging is highly subjective, and there are as many methods of evaluating wines as there are tasters. That’s a good thing. If wines could be rated objectively, we’d all be buying Microsoft
Wine Tasting Made Easy
You un-bung one of your barrels, thief a little wine out into your glass, and bring it up to your nose for a sniff and a taste. Immediately a little voice in