Welcome to the TWS Taste conversation and tasting. These are occasional social events where members of The Society’s Community get together to share wines in a ‘virtual tasting’.
We will be tasting a couple of wines together and exchanging views, tasting notes, food matches and amusing Wolf anecdotes. If you have the wines, please join in. If you don’t have them, read on and buy them, and you can still leave a comment to continue the conversation in future.
The wines tasted were (click on the threads to read the reactions to each wine):
Welcome everyone, to the latest installment of #TWStaste - now we’ve switched from Twitter to the Community we’re hoping for something just as fun, just as informative, just as participative and more easily digestible. Here’s to that. DO we have our bottles in front of us?
So what were your impressions? And more importantly, which wine was your favourite?
Tasting wines together like this is always so much fun because it makes you think more carefully about what you are tasting, yet you can do so at home, in comfort and share it with others keen to explore the wines at the same time.
So - TIME TO VOTE - what was your favourite wine of the night?
The tasting was more coherent than on Twitter but missing a lot of people that have done it over the last few years. Keen to try the next two wines. Well done to the organisers.
Thanks so much, everyone, for joining in. I’m just getting used to typing / cutting / pasting more than 140 characters at a time, given we had 2 years on Twitter. Hopefully we’ll see you all again the next time (there will be one before Christmas, so watch this space for announcements). So it’s good night from me …
It was a tough choice for me. I like both wines quite a lot. Neither are the kind of thing I’d pick out when putting an order together but I think the Wolftrap was just a notch above.
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