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Wine Etiquette By: Amit Das Nishant

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Page 1: Wine

Wine Etiquette

By: Amit Das Nishant

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EtiquetteEtiquette is a code of behavior that

delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group. 

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Understand how etiquette is an

advantage in business• Etiquette helps in “self branding”• Etiquette also facilitates the business

environment• Knowledge & practice of etiquette

makes you self assured & confident• Sometimes etiquette helps in getting

past difficult situations.

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Wine Wine  is an alcoholic

beverage made from fermented fruit juice, usually that of grapes.

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Types of Wine• Red wine (Cabernet Sauvignon &

Pinot Noir)• White wine (Chardonnay &

Sauvignon Blanc)• Sparkling wine (Champagne)

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TemperatureType Of Wine Fahrenheit CelsiusSparkling 42 to 54 6 to 10White 48 to 58 9 to 14Red 57 to 68 13 to 20

* Never add ice to wine

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Pour a Bottle of Wine

• Wrap a napkin around the neck for insulation.

• Hold the bottle in the palm of your hand, label facing the guest, so he or she can observe the vintage.

• Pour table wine down the inside of a glass.• Bring the bottle to the glass and twist the

bottle over the glass to halt the drops to avoid spills.

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Uncorking

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Serving Wine Sparkling wine Red wine

White wine

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Fill White wine glasses 1/2 full,Red wine glasses 1/3 full & Sparkling wine 3/4 full.

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Holding The Wine Glass

Pinch the stem of the glass between

your index finger and thumb.

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“The wine served should complement the food”

Red wine White wine Sparkling wine

+ + +

Red meat White meat any kind of course

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On The Table

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Toasting

Cheers!!

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Sip Empty Glass

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Drinking Rules• Avoid unfamiliar drinks• Eat food while you drink• Know your limit• Accept a drink only when you really want one• Drink to improve social relationship• Respect the rights of individuals who do not

drink• Nondrinkers need not turn the glass upside

down. Just a polite “No thanks, I do not drink” will do.

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Thanks For Your Patience!!!