- Explore Basics: Learn about popular grape varietals and wine regions.
- Train Your Palate: Taste a variety of wines to develop your palate.
- Practice the Four S's: See, Swirl, Sniff, Sip—observe, swirl, smell, and taste.
- Pair with Food: Experiment with food pairings to enhance your experience.
- Take Notes: If you are a straight A student, no doubt you will want to keep a wine journal to track your likes and dislikes.
- Seek Guidance: Don't hesitate to ask for advice from wine professionals or friends, or any of the millions of wine apps available.
- Trust Your Taste: wine is subjective, so keep tasting, find what you like and keep it casual, ya? Share your experience with us on IG @tomatowheels.
RULES WE LIVE BY.
Great company, good food and a bottle of Tomato Wheels Lambrusco. Drink Lambrusco—if you know what’s good.