I saw on TV, A famous wine taster went to a cheap restaurant. There the wine quality was poor, so he took a metal knife looking thing and put it in the wine. It made the wine taste better.
The metal is supposed to have the same effect as making the wine instantly much older.
The wine taster was making a point that even cheap wine could taste like a quality wine. I finally found a shop that sells such things. The price is around 150 euro.

And are they any that are walking distance so when we get there we can go to a few different ones without driving? If not then we may only go to one but we want it to have a lot of wine options.

well I have just gotten into the whole wine thing,but I am looking for a really good wine.Chardonnay has been my favorite as of right now but I know there are more wine out there that is a little more fruity and in a reasonable budget.Also I am into trying to find out how does a Chianti taste(hope I spelled that right)

so i’ve read the basics of this type of wine. Its sweet, mixed with brandy, made from late season grapes…
What i would like to know is how it tastes. Me and my wife just started drinking wine. We like the white Zinfandel and merlot, my wife LOVES Moscato We tried Pinot Grigio
last night it was a lil to tasteless. My main concern is…Does it have that stronalcoholol flavor? You know the kind that makes your face pucker and exhale deeply? I’m looking for a romantic fireplace wine.

Im doing this science fair project on wine and i need to make a survey. I have to describe the taste of wine, but ive never tried it before. PLEASE HELP!!!!

I hate wine so i prefer the rubbing alcohol taste i guess but what causes the complete different taste?

And how long can you age certain wines?

This is how the ad describes the taste: "White Zinfandel offers lush aromas and bright fruit flavors of fresh summer berries. On the palate, lovely raspberry and strawberry notes mingle with touches of honeysuckle and sweet spice." Now that just sounds sublime, however, when I try to appreciate wine, it just tastes like sour grapes to me. How do you drink it to get this effect?

i don’t really understand when they say the smell or taste oak or leather or grass or strawberries.
all i smell and taste is just wine.
don’t know the feelings of oak and rose and whatever
please help me!

My friends and I want to go to a winery for jazz on the lawn and samples but are unsure of proper techniques for tasting wine. Any information will be deemed useable. Thanks betches.