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    7 Basics to Serving Wine and Glassware

    • In 1986, Georg Riedel, a 10th generation Austrian glass maker, came out with a line of affordable machine-made crystal glasses called Vinum. The line featured different glass shapes for different types of wine… See more

    Wine Tastes Better Served Slightly Cool

    Hopefully you’ve already experienced how wildly different your coffee, tea or soda (luke warm Coke anyone?) tastes at different temperatures. This same ideology applies to … See more

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    Perfect The Ritual to Open A Bottle of Wine

    There are many different types of wine openers and the most popular with pros is the waiter’s friend. Most of us instantly get the logic of inserting a corkscrew into a cork and using … See more

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    Nearly Every Red Wine Tastes Better Decanted

    Decanting is the one thing we always forget to do that will greatly improve the flavor of red wine. The classic methodis to pour wine into a glass pitcher or wine decanter and let it sit for abo… See more

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    Holding A Wine Glass

    So, now that your wine is in your glass, how are you supposed to handle the awkward top heavy glass? It seems logical to cup the bowl, however your hands will heat up your wine, so ho… See more

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    How do you pour a bottle of wine?
    If that feels awkward, however, or if your bottle lacks a punt, simply put your hand beneath the bottle as if you are palming a grapefruit. You can pour red, white or sparkling wines the same way: Hold the bottle at its base and position the neck at a 45-degree angle above the glass.
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  1. How to Pour Wine: A Simple Guide

    • Key Takeaways Choosing the right wine glass is important for taste and aroma enhancement. Holding the bottle at a 45-degree angle while pouring helps control the flow. ...
    • Choose the Right Wine Glass ...
    • Hold the Bottle at a 45-Degree Angle ...
    • Pour Slowly and Gently ...
    • Leave Some Space at the Top of the Glass ...
    • Serve and Enjoy! ...
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    How do you pour wine in a glass?
    To achieve the perfect pour, hold the wine bottle by the base or the punt (the indentation at the bottom of the bottle) to avoid warming the wine with your hand. Tilt the glass at a slight angle and pour the wine slowly into the glass, to allow the wine to cascade gently down the sides.

    The Perfect Pour: How to Serve Wine Like a Pro

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    How do you pour a sparkling wine?
    You can pour red, white or sparkling wines the same way: Hold the bottle at its base and position the neck at a 45-degree angle above the glass. Stop pouring sparkling wines early to allow for the carbonation to subside. The last few seconds of any pour can help you avoid spills.

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    How do you pour a bottle of wine?
    If that feels awkward, however, or if your bottle lacks a punt, simply put your hand beneath the bottle as if you are palming a grapefruit. You can pour red, white or sparkling wines the same way: Hold the bottle at its base and position the neck at a 45-degree angle above the glass.

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    How much wine can you pour in a glass?
    Plus, since many wine glasses have capacity for 16–20 ounces of liquid, a 5–6-ounce pour gives the drinker ample space to swirl their wine without it sloshing over the sides. Of course, when you’re enjoying wine at home, you can pour however much or little you choose.

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    How should a wine server pour a bottle?
    Professional wine servers are taught to pour the bottle in their dominant hand, with the label facing out, so your guests can see what’s being poured, and I do the same—let people see what’s going on. Pour without touching or resting the bottle against the rim of the glass. Pour slowly to avoid splashes. One trick to avoid spills?

    What's the proper way to pour wine? - Wine Spectator

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    How do you pour wine like a pro?
    Below are tips to pour like a pro. Present the wine to your guests so they can see the label and know what they are drinking. In a restaurant, the server should present the wine to the one who ordered it to confirm it is the correct wine. Leave the glass on the table while pouring, rather than bringing the glass up to meet the bottle.

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    How to Pour Wine Without Spilling a Drop

    Jul 13, 2023 · You can pour red, white or sparkling wines the same way: Hold the bottle at its base and position the neck at a 45-degree angle above the glass. Stop pouring sparkling wines early to allow for the carbonation to subside. The …

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    The Perfect Pour: How to Serve Wine Like a Pro

    To achieve the perfect pour, hold the wine bottle by the base or the punt (the indentation at the bottom of the bottle) to avoid warming the wine with your hand. Tilt the glass at a slight angle and pour the wine slowly into the glass, to allow …

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    How to Pour Wine Without Spilling - Wine Folly

    Standard Wine Pour. A standard pour of wine is about 5-6 ounces (~150-180ml). If you want to have a nearly perfect serving every time, measure out 5-6 ounces (6 ounces is 3/4 cup) of water into a wine glass as a guide and then fill to the …

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    What's the proper way to pour wine? - Wine Spectator

    Jul 12, 2021 · Pour without touching or resting the bottle against the rim of the glass. Pour slowly to avoid splashes. One trick to avoid spills? Just before pulling the bottle away, give it a quick little twist with your wrist and immediately tilt it …

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    How to Pour Wine: A Simple Guide - CullerWines.com

    Oct 13, 2023 · Hold the bottle at a 45-degree angle, allowing a gentle pour into the glass. This angle helps to control the flow and prevent spills. Transitioning into the subsequent section, mastering the art of pouring wine is just the first step …

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    How to Pour Wine Correctly – Wine for Noob

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    Wine 101: How to Pour Wine - Honest Cooking

    Apr 18, 2016 · A standard glass of wine is about 6 oz. Measure ¾ cup of water and pour it into a wine glass to get an idea of how much to pour. Wipe the neck of the bottle after each pour to be sure nothing drips down the bottle. Place white …