Gauge for people’s interest about wine

Try to get in conversation with people who show an interest in wine. It would be downright offensive if you present a truckload of wine wisdom to those who don’t even have an iota of interest in the topic. Gauging people about their interest, freedom, restrictions and broadmindedness on the topic of wine helps to strike a conversation on the related topics without making the conversation awkward.
(And mind you! Saves much embarrassment too.)

Share your knowledge with Humility

Practice Humility. You might know a great deal about wine and its variants. But avoid being the “know-it-all” person. Ask questions and be open to correction. Whatever the case, please don’t show off.

Offer conversations with Food, Wine and a New Experience

Great conversations happen on great food. This paves way for new experiences and opportunities to interact with your guests. Transaction of information in such a setting becomes easier. Do take extra care and try make the setting a little informal.

Discussing Prices is Old School

Gone are the days when price tags were important. Nowadays people value experience and vibe more than what is the cost. Discussing prices may make the conversation awkward. Avoid it at all costs if the people whom you are dealing with are not much in wine.

Purchasing advice is a Must

If you are a wine lover, make a point to suggest different types of wines, regions and places from where the potential buyers can purchase the wine. This will make you look like someone who simply doesn’t preach on varieties but also have some sensible and practical advice to offer. This not only keeps the conversation going but it also makes people pay heed to what you are saying.
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Tell us in the comments section which advice is the best of all!