Percibo fruta roja.
I notice red fruit.
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42 Spanish Phrases for Wine Tasting
42 compact Spanish phrases for wine tasting, covering aroma, color, taste, body, tannins, serving temperature, vintage, and food pairing.
This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.
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Aroma
Huele a flores.
It smells like flowers.
Tiene notas de vainilla.
It has notes of vanilla.
Noto un toque ahumado.
I notice a smoky touch.
¿Debo agitar la copa?
Should I swirl the glass?
El aroma es intenso.
The aroma is intense.
El aroma es sutil.
The aroma is subtle.
Appearance
Tiene color rubí.
It has a ruby color.
Es un blanco pálido.
It is a pale white wine.
Se ve brillante.
It looks bright.
La lágrima es lenta.
The wine legs are slow.
¿Es un vino joven?
Is it a young wine?
Tiene burbujas finas.
It has fine bubbles.
Parece algo turbio.
It looks somewhat cloudy.
Taste
Es seco y fresco.
It is dry and fresh.
Está muy afrutado.
It is very fruity.
Tiene buena acidez.
It has good acidity.
Sabe a fruta madura.
It tastes like ripe fruit.
No es demasiado dulce.
It is not too sweet.
Tiene un final largo.
It has a long finish.
El final es limpio.
The finish is clean.
Body and Tannins
Tiene cuerpo medio.
It has medium body.
Es ligero en boca.
It is light on the palate.
Los taninos son suaves.
The tannins are smooth.
Los taninos raspan un poco.
The tannins are a little harsh.
Se siente equilibrado.
It feels balanced.
Es redondo y sedoso.
It is round and silky.
Resulta demasiado pesado.
It feels too heavy.
Serving
¿A qué temperatura se sirve?
At what temperature is it served?
¿Conviene decantarlo?
Is it worth decanting it?
¿Puede enfriar la botella?
Can you chill the bottle?
¿Hay otra copa?
Is there another glass?
Sirva poca cantidad, por favor.
Pour a small amount, please.
Quiero probar otro vino.
I want to try another wine.
¿De qué añada es?
What vintage is it?
Pairing
Va bien con queso.
It goes well with cheese.
Combina con pescado.
It pairs with fish.
Prefiero algo más seco.
I prefer something drier.
Busco un tinto suave.
I am looking for a smooth red.
¿Con qué plato marida?
What dish does it pair with?
Me gusta este estilo.
I like this style.
No es de mi gusto.
It is not to my taste.
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