If you like even love the taste of wine but you seem not to make a head or tail about it by simply smelling its aroma, that’s understandable.
Untangling the subtle filaments interlaced into multifaceted aromas of wine takes time and experience. This means you’ll learn more as you taste more.
It is not very different from appreciating art or music; pleasure is proportional to the work you make. Appreciating wine and understanding its nuances has a lot to do with the ability to use your senses – smell, taste and sight. When that time comes, all your hard effort will be rewarded.
There is nothing wrong about having favorites and preferences, but it is also important not to limit yourself especially because there is a world of wine out there for your discovery. Initially, however, you have to set aside wine prejudices. Start with a clean slate. [Read more…]