Category Archives: Tasting Notes Explained

Here we explain what it really tastes like! What all those gooseberries and plums with multiple adjectives really mean. We are adding in some humorous tasting notes as well!

Cheap Sauvignon Blanc…Careful!

The Tasting Note Says: “This cheap and cheerful little Sauvignon dominated blend has all the traits of a much pricier Sauvignon from a more noble region..” Which means: “if you are the type who can’t tell the difference between the … Continue reading

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Medoc tasting note revealed!

The tasting note says; “This wine hints at ripe blackberry and blackcurrant, fresh leather  with spiced floral notes….” This means; “this wine reeks of rubber trousers, Ribena and cheap lapdancers perfume….”

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Chablis tasting note translated–Beware!

The tasting note says; “Firm, bracing lemon zest with crunchy green apple dominating throughout” What it means: ” a mouthful of under ripe gooseberries and enough acidity to dissolve your recently fitted gastric band”

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A recent Cru bourgeois ’07 tasting note deciphered!

The tasting note says;  “a touch green, angular spices with reserved fruit on a tight palate, dominating tannins, a classic style” What it actually means; “this wine has the same affect on the mouth, that a wedgie has on the backside”

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Questionable Tasting Note?

The tasting note said;    ” a wine that shows ripe, luscious raspberry coupled with earthy, animal aromas”   It means; ” you will be followed by both wasps and flies”  

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Recently spotted tasting note did not tell the truth!

The tasting note says; “The terroir affords a luxurious, farmyardy tone, with a meaty background punctuated by overripe stewed fruit” What it actually means; “There is a pong of overused Wellingtons on a warm, damp day, adding to the distinctive … Continue reading

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