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Last, but
not least, the gustatory examination: the same small quantity of
wine is tasted twice, examining the prevailing taste sensations
of sweet, salt, acid and bitter. Then the so-called "tactile"
impressions: tannicity (the kind of astringency that makes it hard
for you to swallow, typical of the vine or due to the youth of the
product, the "pseudocalorific" sensation due to the alcohol,
pungency and consistency.
Lastly, one must leave room for the olfactive retronasal sensations
(PAI): after swallowing the wine what is left between the nose and
the mouth is a final sensation, the overall "timbre" of
our wine which will tarry with us for a while or else, alas, soon
be forgotten.
What more is there to say except to invite you to share with us
and our wines this inebriating experience?
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