How do women drink red wine

Red wine is generally seen as a symbol of elegance, and many women also like to drink red wine. Moreover, since red wine is also a good product for beauty and skin care, it is very beneficial for women to drink a little red wine. But drinking red wine is actually a science, and it has relatively high requirements in terms of etiquette, so as to truly show elegance. So, how should women drink red wine?

1. Pour the wine

No drip, no spill, no overflow

Hold the bottle in one hand and the wine glass in the other. Remember, to show etiquette, even if you are having a meal with friends, you should generally choose to stand up and pour wine into everyone's glasses elegantly and generously.

Remember: Pour 1/3 cup of red wine, 1/2 cup of white wine, and 3/4 cup of sparkling wine.

After pouring the wine, you can slightly twist the bottle clockwise to prevent dripping!

2. Hold the cup

Remember not to hold the cup

Generally, wine requires a certain drinking temperature. The correct way to hold the glass can prevent the wine temperature from rising. Not only that, elegant women often win in the details. The correct way to hold the glass can also avoid fingerprints on the glass.

Hold the stem of the wine glass, and use your thumb, index finger and middle finger to pinch the stem of the wine glass. We often notice that many people with rich social experience will shake the wine glass in this way to release the aroma of the wine; or hold the bottom of the glass. Of course, this way of holding will make it easier to control the wine glass, which is suitable for ladies who go to social occasions~

3. Toast

Both sight and smile are important

When toasting to a client or friend, be sure to look at the other person and raise the glass slowly. Remember not to raise the glass higher than your line of sight.

If someone raises a glass to you (on your birthday, at your wedding, or when you are a heartthrob), be sure to stand up and raise your glass. Remember to keep smiling so that you look decent and generous!

4. Clinking glasses

No need to clink glasses

When clinking glasses with others, always remember to make eye contact with the other person. It is said that this is a traditional etiquette left over from ancient France and is a manifestation of politeness and elegance! The walls of ordinary high-heeled glasses are very thin, and usually when clinking glasses, you need to use the belly of the glass to make contact.

5. Wine tasting

The unique etiquette of drinking red wine

The most elegant way to enjoy red wine is to take a small sip, savor it slowly in your mouth, and not talk loudly. In Western dining table culture, you will find that the white water glass is always placed on the far left, and the red wine glass must be on the right of the water glass. When drinking red wine, remember not to look around, and don't just look at others while drinking. Remember to look at your own glass silently and drink lightly.

If you are the host of this banquet, remember to pay attention to the guests' wine glasses and pour wine for them in time~