Comments on: Wine Education 101 http://www.bruliamwines.com/2008/07/wine-education-101/ Blogging the creation of a new premium wine brand Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:34:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Richa http://www.bruliamwines.com/2008/07/wine-education-101/comment-page-1/#comment-9020 Richa Tue, 29 Jun 2010 05:38:59 +0000 http://www.bruliamwines.com/?p=54#comment-9020 Hello I thought your clarification about the whole concept of 'wine expert' was superb. especially for a penniless indian student like me who is completely fascinated by the very concept of wine, its colours, its bottles, its types, its vintages etc. But knows zilch about anything. I have had wine like 5 times in my life. it was sponsored by some elders, I myself have never purchased a bottle, as even though i do have money in hand at times, I am really scared of choosing the wrong type and wasting it all. here in India, we hardly have any significant wines. so my knowledge is only based on what I have read and seen on televion about chardonnay and pinot noir. dont know anythng beyond this. And surely cant afford tasting it :-(. so with this really minimum resources, is it possible to learn about wines and accumulate knowledge for another 2 years when I'd start earning and actually wouldnt mind investing for this luxurious indulgence :-) Hello
I thought your clarification about the whole concept of ‘wine expert’ was superb. especially for a penniless indian student like me who is completely fascinated by the very concept of wine, its colours, its bottles, its types, its vintages etc. But knows zilch about anything. I have had wine like 5 times in my life. it was sponsored by some elders, I myself have never purchased a bottle, as even though i do have money in hand at times, I am really scared of choosing the wrong type and wasting it all. here in India, we hardly have any significant wines. so my knowledge is only based on what I have read and seen on televion about chardonnay and pinot noir. dont know anythng beyond this. And surely cant afford tasting it :-( . so with this really minimum resources, is it possible to learn about wines and accumulate knowledge for another 2 years when I’d start earning and actually wouldnt mind investing for this luxurious indulgence :-)

]]> By: Jazz http://www.bruliamwines.com/2008/07/wine-education-101/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Jazz Sat, 05 Jul 2008 23:19:45 +0000 http://www.bruliamwines.com/?p=54#comment-17 Hey guys, I actually thought it was good video considering the means by which it was filmed. Brian, thank you for clarifying the whole bit on being a wine expert. I have always been reticent in my claim to like wines or to claim even knowing winemakers because I didn't consider myself an expert. But, now that you have given me the keys to seek out the "good" and "bad" wines out there, I am on my way...on the weekends of course! Hey guys,

I actually thought it was good video considering the means by which it was filmed.

Brian, thank you for clarifying the whole bit on being a wine expert. I have always been reticent in my claim to like wines or to claim even knowing winemakers because I didn’t consider myself an expert. But, now that you have given me the keys to seek out the “good” and “bad” wines out there, I am on my way…on the weekends of course!

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