Looking for unlimited wine from Monday to Friday? Jimmy’s Kitchen has the answer for you. From 5-8pm at their Central restaurant in South China Building you can enjoy their free flow wine buffet for only HK$138 per person with 10% service charge.
If you’re on Kowloon side for happy hour you have only from Monday to Thursday, 5-8pm to enjoy the same wine buffet.
Let this video show you how to taste red wine like a pro.
There are 4 key aspects to tasting red wine can be put together as the 4 S’s: See, Smell, Sip and Summarize. This is what professional wine tasters always do and in the video above you can follow some simple guidelines to get the very best out of your next tasting. Which is hopefully tonight since its Friday!
Wine Spectator magazine has a really good website with videos on all aspects of wine, if you haven’t spent time there click here to check it out.
A round-up of tips for ordering wine when you are at a restaurant.
Education is key to all new wine drinkers and lovers, and here at Winebuzz.hk we want to be able to help guide you in the right direction. Here is a round-up of links to recent wine notes for you:
Ask the restaurant wine expert questions: Wine-focused restaurants educate their staff about the wines on the list. They often sample the wines so they can understand how to sell them. Ask your waitperson if they have any suggestions; this can sometimes help with your choice. Always keep in mind that everyone has different likes and dislikes, so you can point them in the right direction by stating, “What do you suggest for a big, bold red wine?” as opposed to “What is your favorite red”?
Most of the time, wine periodicals focus on the flavors and aromas but neglect texture, which is crucial in evaluating wine. That astringent texture comes from the Tannins. This substance is found in the stems, bloom of the skin, and pips of the grapes. A wine cannot age well without the presence of Tannins, though they can also impart a somewhat rough and dry taste when the wine is young.