There are six techniques for wine tasting:
First, choose the glass, pour the wine, and focus on the glass.
Second, swirl the aroma, observe the color, and raise the glass to your brow.
Third, smell the scent, appreciate the fragrance, and tilt your head inward.
Fourth, sip the aroma, taste the flavor, and carefully differentiate.
Fifth, savor the taste, let it soothe your throat, and leave an empty glass.
Sixth, breathe out, understand its character, and enjoy the aftertaste.
Sean Lowell didn't complete the six techniques, not even the first step of the glass selection, which was directly handed to him by Leo Vaughn.
Selecting a glass? Nonexistent.
For The Divine Palate, wine has never been just something to soothe your throat.
Firstly, he doesn't have the capacity to use wine to lubricate his throat.
Secondly, he doesn't have the habit of drinking it down.
