When I read the description for a bottle of wine it often makes me laugh. To be honest it often seems to be a made-up word salad.
I Saw This Wine From Romania The Other Day and Had to Try it!
The wine label didn’t have a description on it so when a friend of mine wrote and asked how it was here was my answer:
Quite aromatic with a wildflower perfume and hints of wild berries.
There were also accents of a clean spring air after the rain as if from a meadow at the edge of a pine forest in the fog.
On the tongue it left an aftertaste of smoked bacon made sweet by tree sap syrup cooked over an open fire.
What Do You Think?
- Are those wine label description just made up?
- What's the coolest/weirdest description you've ever seen?
- Who do you think writes them?
- Would you like to be paid to write the descriptions?
Until next time,
@kus-knee (The Old Dog)
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I'm skeptical of all labels on products/merchandise sold.
You are wise!
I live in Romania, I have an uncle who works at one of the most renowned wineries in the country and he told us how the wine that ends up bottled is made. All I have to say is it involves a bit of "real wine", some water, and a pill giving the aroma. It's tough to find "pure wine" these days unless you buy it from some old farmers who are still playing by the book.
Good to know!
ITA- Vi segnalo un post relativo a una etichetta.
EN- I report you a post about a label.
@adinapoli/una-questione-di-etichetta