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The Perfect Pour
What technique should you use to pour a glass of wine? How do you avoid spills and drips? Menuism's Wine Expert Etty Lewensztain demonstrates a simple way to get the perfect pour every time.
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Which Wine Glass Should You Use?
Просмотров 53 тыс.12 лет назад
Why is stemware shaped differently? How does a glass affect the way a wine tastes? Can your wine glass improve your drinking experience. Menuism's Wine Expert Etty Lewensztain introduces you to the various types of stemware, when each should be used, and why.
What the Color of Your Wine Means
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What qualities of wine can you discern simply by looking at its color? Menuism wine expert Etty Lewensztain discusses age, barreling, taste profiles, and regions that you can glean from a wine's color.
Vino Vocab: How to Pronounce French Wine Terms
Просмотров 69 тыс.12 лет назад
Menuism's wine expert, Etty Lewensztain of Plonk Wine Merchants, discusses five French wine terms, offering definitions and a pronunciation guide. Cheers! Want more wine tips from Etty? Check out her monthly wine column on The Menuism Blog! www.menuism.com/blog/author/ettylewensztain/
Vino Vocab: Common Wine Terms Explained
Просмотров 7 тыс.13 лет назад
Ever wondered what it means when someone describes a wine as "brawny" or "muscular"? What about "minerality"? In this video, Etty Lewensztain of Plonk Wine Merchants breaks down a few common wine terms with simple but thorough explanations. Watch and learn and be prepared for a lively discussion the next time you order wine from a sommelier! Want more wine tips from Etty? Check out her monthly ...
How to Open & Decant Wine
Просмотров 12 тыс.13 лет назад
Learn the proper technique for opening a bottle of wine as wine expert Etty Lewensztain of Plonk Wine Merchants demonstrates the process step by step. You'll also learn how and why decanting certain wines helps to enhance the drinking experience. Cheers!
How to Pair Wine with Spicy Asian Food
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Love wine? Love Vietnamese, Korean, Thai and Indian food? Wine expert Etty Lewensztain shares a few of her top tips for pairing wine with spicy ethnic cuisines. Our favorite tip? "Balance heat with sweet!" Want more wine tips from Etty? Check out her monthly wine column on The Menuism Blog! www.menuism.com/blog/video-how-to-taste-wine-like-a-pro/
How to Choose Wine from a Wine List
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Don't get overwhelmed by a huge wine list at a restaurant! In this video, Etty Lewensztain guides you through the process of navigating a wine list and choosing a wine step by step, giving lots of memorable tips and practical advice for ordering a great wine to accompany your meal.
How to Tell When Wine Has Gone Bad
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Most wine drinkers have heard the term "corked" used to describe a wine that is no longer drinkable, but did you know that cork taint is only one of several common flaws that can ruin a wine? Learn three simple steps from wine pro Etty Lewensztain to help you determine whether a wine has been tainted. From overoxidation to refermentation, we've got you covered. Want more wine tips from Etty? Ch...
Wine Tasting Guide
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In this first video of the series, Etty Lewensztain of Plonk Wine Merchants offers step-by-step advice on how to taste wine like the pros do. Proper swirling technique? Check. Judging a wine by its color? No doubt. Gargling the wine for a more intense flavor experience? You bet! Want more wine tips from Etty? Check out her monthly wine column on The Menuism Blog! www.menuism.com/blog/video-how-...
Somelier is pronounced 'So-mel-e-aye'
Your an asshole!! & have a WHINEY ANNOYING voice omg I hope your man has ear plugs!!
Good
Such a brilliant guide! Thanks so much
NO sound?
Etty, I loved your videos. Congratulations. A simple question. Isn´t it supposed not to twist the bottle while cutting the capsule?
sommelier is not pronounced like that in French.
That glass is beautiful and you an use it in party
Best way to figure out if the different glasses make a difference to you is to pour the exact same wine on the different glasses, taste it and judge for yourself !
Oh wow - this is such a great tip. And obvious too. I will try this tonight!
If it’s gone bad , it’s bad. Your welcome.
Hi thank you for your tips and help but i was wondering if i could use the last glass the rose glass for a shiraz wine ? Cause sometimes i dont drink alot so yeah .
It's against the law.
Frist u have to stand an a my employe and pour the wine don’t teach me wrong things to people I hope you understand
Garbled commentary,talking so fast that it was almost impossible to digest any advice, am 80 years old,born in France,I was instructed by my parents regarding etiquette at the early age of my life,sorry I did not learn from your video,Rene
Let's date.
Helpful video 😊
Yes, look at shitty wines from shitty regions if you want to be cheap. Look bitch, there's a reason certain wine regions are more popular and more expensive. Because they have higher quality wines. You're not getting a great deal on a $15 bottle. You're getting a $15 bottle that tastes exactly like a $15 bottle. That's not a deal.
Riesling and Gewürtztraminer are great suggestions. I would add to that list Moscato and sweet Rosé. I have had all four of these wines with dishes such as Pad Thai, Penang Curry, Orange Chicken and Vietnamese Noodle Bowls. I would also suggest there are some Asian dishes that pair well with red wine, especially beef dishes that are not sweet or spicy, such as Mongolian Beef, Beef Lo Mein or Beef Yaki Udon.
*Looks at the wine's smell*
You know what? I tend to give negative comments, but WOW... You gave so much of EXACTLY what i needed, in such a small time frame. Thank you.
Beautiful glasses.
I know, right. I wonder what type they are!
flutes are for cocktails... if you wanna enjoy Champagne use a wider glass
Haha - or flutes are for orchestra!
that would be much more helpful if you show me the word as you pronounce them
Wine #1 & #2 how oz are the glasses each
Glass number 4 how many oz?
ты меня бесишь
great video!
I've got some stemware...ha!
I use them all because I'm an alcoholic.
SAVAGE308SNIPER Same here.. but occasionally.
I joined alcoholics anonymous - I still drink, but use a different name.
Wow
Video should be renamed to French wine terms explained with hideous pronunciation.
Doesn't seem correct
Terr-wa (Terroir)
no
What a beautiful woman you are
So if a wine looks bad, smells bad and tastes bad you think that it may have gone bad. Very profound. Did you go to college to get this smart?
Thanks for this!
Ma che beccona !
Thanks fr this!
Great!
wrong!!!
thank you
good
The sound quality is poor and, to add insult to injury, there is an echo. I think that solving those problems would be appropriate for a video on pronunciation.
Jack Smith I understood everything she said. maybe its on your end
+Jack Smith I agree
If she used a remote mic it would be much better, and slow down...
very cool video
Thanks!!!!!!!!!
Poor French people, you cant enjoy wine unless you follow palm and clockwise rules. Men enjoy life stop following stupid social rules that dont make wine or food better among friends.
climatic positions are awesome. like Joe Namath once said to Suzy Kolber, "I wanna kiss you".
I will say it again... I have the hots You are absolutely gorgeous... hope I will have the pleasure of meeting you... that would be on my Bucket list
Wonderful
Thanks !
about knowloged you are great. but please as sommelier suggestion do not never move so much the bottle, because if it is going to be a red aged wine you are going to move all the sediments around, but move the apen bottle from both direction in oder to keep the bottle still.
Really helpful. Must be difficult to clean that decanter