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Etiquette provides social norms for polite behavior. Wine etiquette includes properly serving different types of wine according to their temperature, pouring wine without spilling, holding the glass by the stem, and knowing which wines complement various foods. The document outlines how to uncork, pour, serve, hold, toast with, and drink wine politely according to social conventions.
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- 1. Wine Etiquette By: AmitDas Nishant
- 2. Etiquette Etiquette is acode of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group.
- 3. Understand how etiquetteis an advantage in business • Etiquette helps in “self branding” • Etiquette also facilitates the business environment • Knowledge & practice of etiquette makes you self assured & confident • Sometimes etiquette helps in getting past difficult situations.
- 4. Wine Wine is analcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit juice, usually that of grapes.
- 5. Types of Wine •Redwine (Cabernet Sauvignon & Pinot Noir) •White wine (Chardonnay & Sauvignon Blanc) •Sparkling wine (Champagne)
- 6. Temperature Type Of WineFahrenheit Celsius Sparkling 42 to 54 6 to 10 White 48 to 58 9 to 14 Red 57 to 68 13 to 20
- 7. Pour a Bottleof Wine •Wrap a napkin around the neck for insulation. •Hold the bottle in the palm of your hand, label facing the guest, so he or she can observe the vintage. •Pour table wine down the inside of a glass. •Bring the bottle to the glass and twist the bottle over the glass to halt the drops to avoid spills.
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- 9. Serving Wine Sparkling wineRed wine White wine
- 10. Fill White wine glasses1/2 full, Red wine glasses 1/3 full & Sparkling wine 3/4 full.
- 11. Holding The WineGlass Pinch the stem of the glass between your index finger and thumb.
- 12. “The wine servedshould complement the food” Red wine White wine Sparkling wine + + + Red meat White meat any kind of course
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- 16. Drinking Rules • Avoidunfamiliar drinks • Eat food while you drink • Know your limit • Accept a drink only when you really want one • Drink to improve social relationship • Respect the rights of individuals who do not drink • Nondrinkers need not turn the glass upside down. Just a polite “No thanks, I do not drink” will do.
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