More tips from my favourite chef, Michael Smith. Its interesting how he always demystifies stuff and make them seem to assessible and simple. Wine appreciation has always been a very stiff upper lip thing with an elitist vocab of its own. Even though I've taken an introductory appreciation course, however, its still scary for me.
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However Michael Smith makes it so simple.
1) Whites
Lighter - Sauvignon Blanc (dry)
- Riesling (fruity)
Bigger flavours - Chardonnay (full bodied)
2) Reds
Lighter - Merlot
Medium body - Zinfandel
Big red powerful flavours - Shiraz
- Pinot noir
- Cabernet Sauvignon
Makes me want to go out and grab a bottle or 2!
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