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Terry IWHM Rent for onlj OVEMMHt SKCMU SttML-MMJI. t ir m.Ammarm Jv rrwn.'Tĵ M v.- By Sunny Griffin • «<y & Fashion Director„ Avon, Inc. DAY OF BEAUTY If you're less than de­ lighted with the way you look, take a day to make yourself over. Grapevine by Albert RCribari j FACTS ABOUT WINES Winetasting Want to learn to taste wines so you can select your own favorites? Wine is a personal experience and the best way to choose the ones you like is all in the tasting. • Winetasting obviously in­ volves your sense of taste plus two others, sight and smell. You start by looking at the wine. Pour some into a clear wine glass. Hold it by the stem, examine the wine against the light. Your wine should be clear, brilliant, without any suspended ma­ terials. i Next comes smell. You test the wine with your nose to determine its aroma or fra­ grance of the grape from which it was made and its bouquet, the scent resulting from the fermentation pro­ cess, Swirl the glass a few times to release aroma and bouquet Then, don't be bashful. Put your nose right in the glass and sniff. If the wine smells bitter or vinegary, it isn't good. It should be a pleasurable experience. You 11 -- quickly discover why we • winemasters consider this a vital part of the tasting pro­ cess and that each wine has what we call its own "nose." Finally, taste your wine, sipping just a small amount. Roll it around in your mouth to coat your taste buds. At this stage, you're judging the wineli character--its body and richness. Next, swallow the wine. As you do, judge its aftertaste or what is called the wine's "finish." And, if more than one niWT tlme; riqje your mouth out with water be­ tween sips. It cleans your taste buds. By Mrs. Dan Gerber "I want to do it myself." 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