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Explain the procedures used to properly open and pour wine for guests.
 
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What is important about the regions that were set up by the University of California- Davis?
 
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Answer to Question 1

To open and pour wine, the server first presents the wine to the host (the guest who ordered the wine). The host should be allowed to read the label. After the host has given approval, the server uses the knife blade attachment on the corkscrew to remove the foil, inserts the corkscrew, and uses its lever to remove the cork from the bottle and present it to the host. A small sample is then poured for the host, who is allowed to taste it first. Upon approval, the glasses of all guests drinking wine are then served in an order that is in keeping with the operation's policy, with the host's glass being filled last. When a guest's wineglass is almost emptied, the server can inquire whether the guest would care for some additional wine.

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The Winkler system divides grape-growing areas into five regions, based upon the
overall climate patterns. There are appropriate climates that are best suited for an
individual grape varietal.




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