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Old 2nd October 2007, 10:26 PM
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Re: Beautiful Bitters
Originally Posted by Paul View Post
Oooh, good wine knowledge. I'm not great on wine facts, but I reckon I've got an ace palate. It's hard to de-poncify wine, which is a shame as I reckon it's the sort of thing where the pleasure increases exponentially with knowledge.
It is very hard to de-poncify wine because most of the lingo sounds amazingly poncy. When I was at catering college, I took the opportunity to study for the Wine and Spirit Education Trust. It definitely helped my enjoyment but the same can be done through drinking loads of wine and noting down whether you like it or not and asking for advice in proper wine shops.
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