ASMR by GentleWhispering - Glassware Etiquette 🥂 ASMR • Soft Spoken • Proper Wine Tasting

Episode Date: June 15, 2020

Welcome to our glassware etiquette lesson. Today we will learn how to exhibit confidence and excellence in every move you take at the table in regards to handling glassware. You will learn what to expect from your surroundings, how to properly drink and converse during the meal. Thank you for your time. #ASMR #GentleWhispering #Etiquette 6/15/20

Welcome to another adjutant lesson. My name is Maria and I will be your etiquette and manners coach today. Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you don't know which glass to pick today's stem wear? Upper right of your plate. Your utensils, they will be arranged in the order that you will be using them. Take a closer look. To your place assumed you will be having for your first quarter, you will know it's

shape. The largest usually will be that is becoming more and more acceptable. As it can hold both white and red wines. Usually we'll have still a larger bowl. Oftentimes it's quite large as well. A universal glass. The farthest right. Water goblet

because it will be the shortest wine glass. A short, squished version of a wine glass. Flute. Usually at the very back of your arrangement. As it will be very tall, very narrow glass. narrow glass beautiful elongated tulip shape usually champagne is served during the dessert so you might not see it and taste of your glasses clear to see the color and clarity of your beverage holding the glasses usually is that if you have stemware holding holding the balance in the middle of the stem somewhere, especially when we talk of the

of the wine, therefore it's flavor. A good idea to never tip your glass all the way up, so that you can see the bottom of the glass is quite rude to do. So tip it just a little bit at bottom of acceptable since there's usually much more liquid. So it is acceptable. Very stuthing to ourselves in toast. We also don't do clinky. We do this, we raise the glass, the person that we can say salute to you, everyone around the room, not drink to your own toe. I want to learn to the first developing a to follow a sensory check surface of paper, tissue, any translucent or opaque name type to give it a swirl. It's quite tricky to do by hand. So it's suggested to circles with it. Sort of turn swish it around.