First of all, because the red wine is in a sealed state before the lid is opened, in order to drink its excellent taste, it must be sobered. If the wine glass is filled up, the contact area between the red wine and the air will also become smaller, and the bottom The red wine at the end can't come into contact with the air, so the decanting speed will be very slow. Therefore, pour only one-third to allow the aroma of the wine to be released quickly, so that the aroma can circle back and forth in the cup, so that the taste and taste can be better.

Secondly, when only one third is poured, it is also convenient for people to check the specific situation of the hanging glass when shaking the goblet, so as to distinguish the quality of the wine. If you pour 2/3 or fill the cup full, it will not be easy to shake, and it will not be easy to check the specific situation of the hanging cup! And many people often feel this posture when shaking the goblet It will be more elegant and tasteful. At the same time, it will increase the contact area between the red wine and the air, and promote the oxidation of the ingredients in the wine, which can make the wine more fragrant and richer, with excellent taste! But if you drink champagne For various sparkling wines, there is no need to shake the glass, because its aroma will gradually release with the rise of the bubbles. There is no need to shake the glass, which means you can pour two-thirds or more!

Red wine is for tasting. Don’t fill up the glass like beer. You must pay attention to elegance and style when tasting red wine. If you fill up the glass, one is not visually beautiful and generous, and the other is inadvertent. I drank too much in time and forgot to taste the taste of red wine. This is not equivalent to wasting the value of red wine itself. For friends who love red wine, it is simply a pity.

In summary, this is the reason why many people only pour one-third of the red wine when they drink it! In the future, everyone will try to fill the glass or pour two-thirds of the red wine into different tastes. After trying, everyone is welcome to leave a message in the comment area and discuss together what is different!