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What do you call the four different sensations that you can perceive one after the other when tasting a wine?
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4 lugs
In the context of a wine evaluation (judging) or wine address (describing), we sometimes speak of four different olfactory sensations that can be perceived one after the other when tasting:
1. nose
Without swirling the glass, only sniff briefly and lightly without inhaling too deeply. This allows the particularly volatile aromas to be perceived and gives a first indication of the type and complexity of the wine.
2nd Nose
By swirling the glass (see also under Enjoying Wine), further aromas are released. Any wine defect that may be present is now also intensified or only now...
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