Wine flavours are complex. If you’re new to wine, it can be a little unnerving choosing a bottle of wine that will complement your meal best. We have three simple tips to help you choose the correct wine for your meal at a restaurant.
Ask your waiter
Waiters are there to guide you through your dining experience, so don’t feel intimidated or embarrassed to ask about the wine list. If you’re interested in a particular wine, you could ask your waiter what it’s like, and which meals they complement. If the waiter is unsure about the wines you’re interested in, request someone else to assist you with your decision.
Ask for a taster
Don’t feel pressured or hurried to order wine. It’s perfectly normal to feel unsure. Instead, ask for a taster. This is a smart decision when the advice from your waiter isn’t reassuring. You’ll be grateful that you tried the wine before ordering a bottle of wine you might not like.
Go for the younger wines
Wine has nothing to do with price. You should only choose a young bottle of wine when it comes to cheaper and mid-priced bottles. The light flavours of the new vintages are most likely to be refreshing and go well with most meals.
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