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3. Master Wine Aroma Kit - 88 Wine Aromas (Wine Game and Wine Aroma Wheel Included)

    Features:
  • The Master Wine Aroma Kit is a wine tasting educational tool designed by Sommeliers as a library of wine scents. World’s most complete wine aroma collection, which combines 88 aromas found in sparkling, white, red and sweet wines produced around the world. Awaken your sense of smell and your tasting skills with this aroma recognition training tool. Perfect gifts for wine lovers or for those who wish to sharpen their tasting skills.
  • LIST OF WINE AROMAS INCLUDED: 1.lemon, 2.lime, 3.grapefruit, 4.gooseberry, 5.pear, 6.apple, 7.green apple, 8.peach, 9.melon, 10.guava, 11.pineapple, 12.passion fruit, 13.lychee, 14.dry apricot, 15.orange peel, 16.banana, 17.raspberry, 18.blackcurrant, 19.strawberry, 20.blackberry, 21.cherry, 22.plum, 23.prune, 24.honeysuckle, 25.hawthorn, 26.orange blossom, 27.linden, 28.jasmine, 29.acacia, 30.rose, 31.lavender, 32.violet, 33.capsicum, 34.fennel, 35.tomato,
  • 36.cut grass, 37.dill, 38.thyme, 39.fern, 40.mint, 41.hay, 42.black tea, 43.tobacco, 44.blackcurrant leaf, 45.bay leaf, 46.eucalyptus, 47.iodine, 48.flint, 49.kerosene, 50.bread, 51.butter, 52.caramel, 53.chocolate, 54.toast, 55.coffee, 56.bacon, 57.smoke, 58.tar, 59.vanilla, 60.pepper, 61.cinnamon, 62.liquorice, 63.nutmeg, 64.clove, 65.coconut, 66.hazelnut, 67. almond, 68.oak, 69.sandalwood, 70.cedar, 71.pine, 72.quince jelly, 73.honey, 74.soy sauce, 75.leather, 76.gravy,
  • 77.mushroom, 78.truffle, 79.tree moss, 80.corked, 81.sherry, 82.madeira, 83.vinegar, 84.nail polish remover, 85.rubber, 86.onion, 87.sweet corn, 88.horse sweat
Master Wine Aroma Kit - 88 Wine Aromas (Wine Game and Wine Aroma Wheel Included)
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ColorMulticolor
Weight6.61386786 Pounds
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u/nziring · 2 pointsr/wine

I wouldn't drink the Barolo for a couple of years yet, and I'd give the Chateauneaf de Pape at least another year of cellar time. Just my opinion, of course.

Of the others, I'd go with the Valpollicella first, then the Cab/Shiraz blend, and then the Cab last.

I'll also suggest that you invite some friends or relatives over and taste them together. Discuss what you taste in each one, then move to the next. It can help you learn if you have to put what you're experiencing into words, and hear also what others have to say. When my wine and I were first learning, we sometimes used a flavor chart, like this one to help.

Also, it can be a fun exercise to taste the wine when you first open it, and then an hour or two later when it has had a chance to open some.

Enjoy!

u/pouzou · 1 pointr/Homebrewing

A friend gave me a bunch of these Label Lifts a while back and I have used them to some success. Sometimes they save the image on the label, but they usually leave part of the paper on the bottle. Would you be interested in labels removed in this fashion?

u/I_dont_like_you_much · 2 pointsr/AskCulinary

You have to be familiar with something before you can taste it.

An Aroma Kit is the best way. You can DIY if you want to save on cash. Practice 10 random smells a night, and eventually, you'll be able to identify the same ingredients when tasted.