who drinks good drinks good, not so much drinkers. Who loves This wine really knows. The "fashion" now unfortunately spread the buzz of youth to the sound of beer, spirits, wine and spritz that can not be opposed by any means by those who, like me, has always viewed nectar of a wine culture and not a mere instrument of drunkenness (though I can not deny that it exceeded in more than a few occasions too !!!).
why I decided to stick with my wine cellar to a major European project to promote the responsible consumption of wine: Wine in Moderation .
The quality first: this has always been my philosophy. So when I speak of "conscious consumption of wine" I do not mean to say that it is necessary to "drink less" to remain under the permitted levels of alcohol for driving, but I want to contribute to the spread of a different view of the consumption of wine with a particular fondness sensory experience, deepening the historical and cultural heritage of a wine over another, the careful selection of bottles to buy, etc ... It is an approach "cultural" that requires intelligence and a good knowledge of the wine world , there is all the fun of being able to read a label, the ability to combine food and wine, the aromas can tell ... >. In short, a wine tasting is much more than just "drink", and certainly not "drunk."
It 'important to spread this message among the young and over and over again that is much more "cool" to know that drinking so much rather drink well . And 'in fact only slowly savoring and sipping plan, you can appreciate and enjoy the complex flavor of a wine. If a wine is of high enough quality to be intoxicated with a single sip. And no contraindication!>.
program "Wine in Moderation" is the wine sector's contribution to the Forum on Alcohol and Health of the European Commission under the EU strategy to support Member States in their efforts to reduce the harm caused by alcohol consumption. Many scientific studies agree that a moderate alcohol consumption protects against coronary heart disease adults, particularly men older than 45 years and postmenopausal women, and that is associated with a healthy lifestyle.
The causes of death linked to excessive consumption of wine include traffic accidents, accidents, acts of violence and cirrhosis of the liver. It is the net cause of 7.4% of all health problems and all premature deaths in the EU and has a negative impact on work and productivity. Alcohol abuse has also been linked to a wide range of chronic diseases that reduce the long-term quality of life. These diseases include hypertension, cardiovascular problems, cirrhosis of the liver, alcohol dependence, other forms of cancer, brain damage associated with the consumption of alcohol and numerous other problems.
Then try the next opportunity to taste a good wine with a different approach from the usual , listen with all your senses, look at the nuances of color, and then savor the taste annusatelo searching for your personal scent, hear his voice while it is being poured into your glass ... will give you new emotions!
Greetings to all and that 2011 ports in addition to health and serenity, so common sense!
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