There are many different ways to approach a wine tasting party.Expensive wine, cheap wine, red wine, white wine, rose wine, dessert wines, regional wines, local wines, homemade wines, anything goes.
Basic food you will need include:
Wine of course
Variety of cheeses
Crackers and chips
Mixed nuts
Veggie sticks
Add your own food items
Ask your guests to bring a dish
Party Supplies
The following are a list items you may choose to have on hand but these are not absolutely required. You may already have some of these items, if so you’re ahead of the game. If you intend on having regular wine parties it would be advisable to have some of these items. Stock up on them a little at a time to make it more economical.
Stemholder plates or vino plate clips
Wine Glasses (see suggestion below)
Buy cheap glasses then paint them with blackboard paint
Use chalk to write names on the glasses
Decanters
Coasters Cheese Server
Cutting board
Wine accessories
Corkscrews
Wine aerator and stand
Wine Stain Remover
Wine Tasting Kit
The list goes on and on, it just depends on your wishes
Games
Blind tasting (Some guest may will feel hesitant so make it fun)
Try a non-alcoholic wine tasting
Guess the glass with the non-alcoholic wine
Wine Trivia game
Prizes
Wine
Painted wine glasses
Crazy Wine bottle holders
It’s up to you if you want to do this.
Things to ask yourself
Just how serious are the guest about wine
Casual wine drinkers
Tailor your party to the guest and their likes
There are no hard and fast rules, it’s your party
Final Thoughts
Decide when and where you will do the wine tasting
Have the area set up and get someone to help
Do the same for any other games
Be flexible and have fun
Whatever your needs are for your next wine party please check Gourmet Classic Accessories at Twisted Corkscrew there maybe something we have that could make your party special.
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