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The world of wine is fascinating, intriguing, captivating and rewarding.<\/h6>\nThere are few greater pleasures, than opening a bottle of wine you carefully selected –\u00a0(or even better, have cellared patiently for a number of years)<\/em>\u00a0and enjoying it with good food and friends.
\nHowever, it can also be an intimidating and confusing subject – as the sheer number of wines and styles available on our retail shelves and wine-lists in New Zealand has never been greater. It can be a process of great confusion selecting the right wine for the right occasion and pairing it with such varied cuisine.
\nThe following short videos – are designed to break down any intimidating factors in a relaxed manor, to give you a better understanding to evaluate and assess wine, and to give you the vocab to describe what you are tasting.
\nIn addition, I briefly take you through the basics of the winemaking process, discuss the major grape varietals, talk through and taste a number of wines styles with regional differences from around the wine world, plus talk through stemware, decanting, storing, cellaring and serving wine, plus pairing\/ suggesting wines with varied cuisine – plus more<\/em>…\n\t

What is the difference between Pinot Grigio & Pinot Gris ?<\/p>\n\t