Wine Pairing Rule 5 - Practice & Experiment Often
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How to Pair Wine with Food
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Wine Pairing Rule 1 - Match Weights of Food & Wine
Wine Pairing Rule 2 - Complement or Contrast
Wine Pairing Rule 3 - Pay Attention to Acidity & Sweetness
Wine Pairing Rule 4 - Sparkling & Desert Wines
Wine Pairing Rule 5 - Practice & Experiment Often
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Wine Pairing Rule 5 - Practice & Experiment Often
WineSmith owner Neil Smith discusses the importance of experimenting with wine and food pairings.
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Neil Smith: Hi, I am Neil Smith with WineSmith and today, I am showing you how to pair wine and food. Now, we are going to talk about our fifth rule which is the most important and that is to practice and experiment often. You could watch these clips over and over again but unless you start actually practicing pairing wine with food you will never really master the art of it. There are plenty of inexpensive wines in the market today which means there are lots of opportunities for you to try a different wine with a different meal every night of the week if you like and the final point of this is to break all the rules. You have to experiment different combinations and see what works for you even if that means breaking all of the first four rules that I just mentioned. So, that's our fifth rule and just to recap our first four rules - we started that with matching the weight of the wine with the weight of the food. The second rule is to either just try for complement flavors or contrasting flavors. The third rule is to pay attention to sweetness and acidity in the wines and the fourth rule is to never forget to consider sparkling wines and dessert wines when planning a menu. So, those were our five rules for pairing wine and food. I hope you have taken a lot of away from this video and I hope you will enjoy starting to pair wines with food more often. Thank you.
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