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Professional Drinking Tip: What grows together goes together. This is because both the food and wine come from the same environment, like Italian wine and food. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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Professional Drinking Tip: Don’t forget wine by the glass- The wines by the glass are an opportunity to showcase the skill of the sommelier in picking delicious, well-priced wines that work with the food. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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Professional Drinking is showing up all over the place! Grab your copy today on Amazon.
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I recently did an interview about my new book, "Professional Drinking" with WashingtonExec. I give two of my best tips at 1:50 -- check it out.
And grab a copy at Amazon or Barnes and Noble. washingtonexec.com/2020/09/w…
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Professional Drinking Tip: Drink with the theme.
When you are at a restaurant with an ethnicity, you will be best off drinking wines from that region. There is a reason Italian wines are spectacular with Italian food. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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Professional Drinking Tip: How Much to Spend on Wine? Target two to three times the average entree. In a $50 a plate place, that means $100 to $150 a bottle. At a $15 Tapas place, that might mean $30-50. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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Exploring the Wine Glass' Allure of the Pour - Professional Drinking youtu.be/fRRfSlr9bB8 Want to drink like a professional? Get your hands on @prodrinking book! #interview #winelover #winenight @SommSupport @WineGurl101 @tendollarsomm @MarkLjunghammar @RecklessVino
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Certified Sommelier/CEO Consultant Jim Schleckser's book, Professional Drinking: A Spirited Guide to Wine, Cocktails and Confident Business Entertaining is out this week. He talks about his new book and give a few tips to boot on the podcast. @prodrinking
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Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
“I love this book. While I know my way around a wine bottle, entertaining with wine is a whole different carafe.” —Scott Greenberg, The Vine Guy
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Professional Drinking Tip: Years matter.
When you’re ordering wine, recognize that the year of the vintage does matter—often a lot. A single year can make a major difference in quality of a bottle. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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Professional Drinking: A Spirited Guide to Wine, Cocktails and Confident Business Entertaining is available. Grab your copy today amzn.to/2FwloM9
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Professional Drinking Tip: A high-end restaurant is likely unprofitable without the wine and spirits program. This goes double for Michelin starred restaurants. Grab a copy of "Professional Drinking" amzn.to/3mpLeCi
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@TimNoEgo I found a promoted Tweet for you! 😉
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Professional Drinking: A Spirited Guide to Wine Cocktails and Confident Business Entertaining.
“I wish all my customers would read this book so they would feel more at ease … in our restaurants.” —Elli Benchimol, Advanced Sommelier, Joe’s Stone Crab, DC
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Professional Drinking: A Spirited Guide to Wine Cocktails and Confident Business Entertaining.
“Earning trust often starts at a meal … Professional Drinking is a must read for building valuable business relationships.” —Ian Altman, bestselling author, Same Side Selling
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Professional Drinking: A Spirited Guide to Wine Cocktails and Confident Business Entertaining. “I love this book. While I know my way around a wine bottle, entertaining with wine is a whole different carafe.” —Scott Greenberg, The Vine Guy
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The wine cork is only presented because during Prohibition, speakeasies would often refill expensive bottles with cheap wine.
The cork is presented to make sure the cork has the same label as the bottle.🍎🐍
Don’t be a “cork sniffer.” It makes you look like a stupid poser.
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Professional Drinking Tip: There are prices for all wallets.
On a well-designed wine list, there should be something for every wallet. If you are a college kid out on a fancy date with a new girlfriend or a big-shot executive out to impress clients, the list should have something
















