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Why do wine glasses have stems?

by Jennifer Rosen.

You stick your nose in the glass and smell…nothing. Which of these tactics will coax more aroma out of your wine?

by Jennifer Rosen.

A cylindrical bottle with high shoulders is most likely to contain:

by Jennifer Rosen.

Legally, on American wine labels, the term “Reserve” designates:

by Jennifer Rosen.

The wine that drips back down after you swirl your glass is called "tears" or "legs." Thick, slow ones tell you the wine is:

by Jennifer Rosen.

The “lagar” is an important part of winemaking in Portugal. What is it?

by Jennifer Rosen.

Red wine should be served at "room temperature." Whose room?

by Jennifer Rosen.

What’s the most planted wine grape in the world?

by Jennifer Rosen.

That silver ashtray-thing around the sommelier’s neck is called a tastevin and is used to taste wine out of. Why?

by Jennifer Rosen.

The optimal cellaring time for the vast majority of wines is:

by Jennifer Rosen.

How can I make wine my career?

by Natalie MacLean.

Should some wines not be decanted?

by Natalie MacLean.

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Why do wine glasses have stems?

You stick your nose in the glass and smell…nothing. Which of these tactics will coax more aroma out of your wine?

A cylindrical bottle with high shoulders is most likely to contain:

Legally, on American wine labels, the term “Reserve” designates:

The wine that drips back down after you swirl your glass is called "tears" or "legs." Thick, slow ones tell you the wine is:

The “lagar” is an important part of winemaking in Portugal. What is it?

Red wine should be served at "room temperature." Whose room?

What’s the most planted wine grape in the world?

That silver ashtray-thing around the sommelier’s neck is called a tastevin and is used to taste wine out of. Why?

The optimal cellaring time for the vast majority of wines is:

How can I make wine my career?

Should some wines not be decanted?

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