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Bartending: Wine and Beer Basics

Wine styles and beer styles a bartender should be able to describe and recommend to guests.

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Riesling
Crisp white wine from Germany, range from dry to sweet, floral and fruity notes
Chardonnay
Full-bodied white wine often aged in oak, with buttery and tropical fruit flavors
Sauvignon Blanc
Crisp white wine with herbaceous, grassy character and citrus flavors
Pinot Noir
Light to medium-bodied red wine with silky texture, red fruit and earthy notes
Cabernet Sauvignon
Full-bodied red wine with bold dark fruit flavors and high tannins
Merlot
Medium-bodied red wine with smooth texture, plum and cherry flavors
Syrah
Medium to full-bodied red wine, peppery and spicy with dark fruit
Zinfandel
Bold red wine from California, high alcohol content, jammy berry flavors
Chianti
Italian red wine from Tuscany, medium body, cherry flavors, very food-friendly
Rose wine
Dry to semi-dry pink wine, light and refreshing, berry and citrus notes
Prosecco
Italian sparkling white wine, light and fruity with floral notes
What is a tannin in wine?
Compound found in grape skins and oak that creates a dry, astringent sensation in the mouth
What does Pinot Noir pair well with?
Salmon, chicken, mushrooms, and other lighter meat dishes
What does Cabernet Sauvignon pair well with?
Steak, beef, game, and other bold, rich foods
What does Sauvignon Blanc pair well with?
Shellfish, goat cheese, salads, and light seafood

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