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The Borsuttogó events/wine evenings include many things that promote wine culture. Wine tasting programmes can make wine drinking a real experience and take shopping to a new level.
Focus on wine dinners
We have been organising wine tasting programmes for many years, and this premium service is also available for corporate and private events. Borsuttogó events/wine parties always offer a special experience to the participants, for several reasons.
Take a wine dinner, for example, which is a real challenge to organise and plan, as it requires creativity. Coming up with great wine and food pairings is not easy, because sometimes you need a wine with a similar taste to the food, and sometimes you need a contrast. A good wine dinner enhances and accentuates the flavours of both the wine and the food, with neither overpowering the other.
Execution is also important, as a meal is much more than just a succession of dishes. Success also depends to a large extent on the atmosphere, when the setting matches the theme and the flavours, when the lighting is good, when the tables are comfortable and the guests can talk.
And this conversation adds an extra dimension to the event, which is why many restaurants rearrange the interior of the restaurant to allow for larger tables.
Peppercorn events/brakes – a special experience
An excellent wine tasting is neither too fast nor too slow. After all, you have to take into account that people need time to get to know the wines and hear what the winemaker has to say. It can be frustrating when, while they are still tasting, another course of food or another glass of wine arrives. A good wine tasting is a real marathon, lasting up to 3-4 hours.
It is important to remember that people come to these events not only for the good food and drink, but also to get informed. They want to hear stories about a wine, find out where it comes from and what characteristics to look out for. It’s a completely different experience to taste a glass of wine without knowing the background.
Like this ALTOSUR Malbec, which comes from Argentina, from the Gualtallary region. When we tell you that it is grown in the foothills of the Andes, at an altitude of around 1200 metres above sea level, in a very loose and permeable soil, specially pruned and irrigated for its high quality, you will see the wine in a different light.
We can also add that you will smell fresh red and black fruits, such as strawberries, blackberries and plums, and some vanilla notes may also be present. There is freshness and intensity in this wine, which is aged for four months in contact with oak. We might add that it is also ideal with burgundy beef, grilled meats and home-made burgers.
The diversity of wine tasting
Wine tasting can be done in many ways and for many reasons. For example, it’s a great choice for corporate events, where we can offer hundreds of people the opportunity to taste different wines. But a private wine tasting can also be great fun, and can be held in the client’s own home.
A gathering of family or friends can become a truly special experience with the tasting of special, quality wines, after which guests leave not only with a taste experience, but also with interesting knowledge. If you are interested in Borsuttogó events, please contact us via the contact details on our website.