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| Wine Tasting in Paso Robles |
This weekend, in some parts of the country, the mint julep
will be the most popular drink, but in beautiful Paso Robles Wine Country, most people will spend the weekend
enjoying a glass or two of wine. With over
200 wineries and near perfect weather, wine tasting in Paso Robles—or
anywhere on California’s Central Coast—is a popular activity. The Wine Wrangler will
help you get the most out of your wine tasting experience; with a few
questions, our expert drivers can pair you with the wineries that best match
your palate, and while you’re riding around enjoying the experience, they can
entertain you with a few good stories about Paso Robles Wine Country.
Every tasting room you visit will bring a different experience, but to make the most out of your day, here are 3 tips for a more enjoyable experience.
Don’t confuse your palate: Tasting
wine—or anything else for that matter—requires a unique connection between your
sense of smell and taste. Since wine is particularly nuanced, the best way to
enhance your palate is by not confusing it with other sensory input. In other
words, don’t wear perfume, cologne, scented lotions, or flavored lip balms when
heading out to taste wine and make sure not to eat right before—or, even chew
gum—since flavors can linger on your tongue.
Use your senses: When it comes to
wine tasting, everyone has their own style. If you haven’t done much wine
tasting, it’s easy to get intimidated, but listen to us—relax. By using and
trusting your senses, you’ll not only have a great experience, but develop your
own style. Focus on smell, color, texture, and finally taste.
Spit: Trust us, no one likes to enjoy
a glass of wine more than we do, but when it comes to tasting wine, it’s better
to sip, then spit. Not only does this method help keep your palate fresh and
engaged, but it also helps you pace yourself—which is really important if you
plan on tasting a lot of wines over a long period of time.
Let The
Wine Wrangler help you enjoy your weekend with a day of wine tasting.
You’ll meet and socializing with other wine lovers, take in the
amazing spring scenery, and sample the best wines from Paso Robles Wine Country.
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