article_snippet.sent: Yet unless you grew up on a vineyard or had a wise wino whisper the secrets of a wine glass   connoisseuring ways, it's likely you don't know the distinct differences between a Cabernet Sauvignon and a Merlot and tend to swallow more than you spit a Cabernet Sauvignon out at a wine tasting.
article_snippet.sent: Branch out, be willing to try wine by the glass rather than buying a whole bottle and try wines made from different grapes, regions or countries.'
article_snippet.sent: Instead of relying on your memory to compare the wine you’re drinking now verse the the one you tried last week, open up a few different bottles at the same time so you can  compare them directly.' 4.
article_snippet.sent: Experts will share information using similar terms whereas novices generally can’t describe wines very well and don’t know  the experts’ tasting terms.' 7.
article_snippet.sent: Essentially wine experts smell and taste the same  but
article_snippet.sent: Forget about having a 'supernose': 'Essentially wine experts smell and taste the same
article_snippet.sent: START WITH CHEAP WINE, BUT
article_snippet.sent: While price isn't the only indicator of quality, Dr Alex Russell believes that it is often the case that the more expensive wines  reflect better where the more expensive wines   come from. '
article_snippet.sent: This study highlighted the impact our thoughts and expectations have on what our taste in a wine
article_snippet.sent: they "drank the wine with they eyes,;" he said. '