The “Wine Experience” is a multi-level journey…

by Dennis Grimes on May 18, 2009

In my humble view, there are many levels of the wonderful “wine experience.”

The first level is being knowledgeable of wine and purchasing, sharing, and enjoying retail wines.

The next level is visiting wineries and sampling their product, understanding their wine making philosophy, and at least at a superficial level wine making.

The next level is participating in vineyard and winemaking activities, e.g. planting, harvesting, crushing, pressing, barreling, bottling wine.

The next level is to participate in these previously mentioned activities on a regular basis.

Finally I’d say the next levels are doing this work part-time or full time. Of course that takes huge amounts of time, money, and gut busting hard work so buying a bottle at the local wine shop may not be so bad after all!

Until you participate in the vineyard – through – bottling activities You’ll never fully understand the hard work that goes into a bottle of wine – It’s a precious thing – like friends and family!

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