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Use the guidelines and have fun exploring your personal preferences.  \n1. Your Personal Experiences and Memories  \nHow you sip wine and how you interpret the experience you are having determines your wine values and personal preferences. For example, you are tasting wine in Italy at a 100 year old stone winery. You are standing next to wine aging in French oak barrels, all neatly stacked from floor to ceiling. The room is filled with aromas of fermenting grapes and when you step out onto the veranda you are amazed by the view of rolling hills covered with rowsand rows of vineyards. You are breathing in the romance of it all! At that moment you love the wine you are tasting.  \nBack home in your kitchen you are preparing dinner and you open a bottle from the case you purchased on vacation. Standing in front of a sink full of dirty dishes, a pile of laundry in the background waiting to be folded and somehow the wine does not taste as you remember it. Why? Because your experiences affect your perception.  \n2. Your Personal Psychology  \nThese are your hedonistic qualities. You will pay a lot for what you perceive as great characteristics in wine. Maybe you love the story of the winemaker, maybe you love the description of the wine, maybe you love the aromas and it triggered a pleasant memory for you. Maybe you love how it feels in your mouth, maybe it is full of a particular taste that you love. It all comes down to what is important to you, and when a wine meets those expectations, you will not hesitate to pay more for it. It is a proven fact, you get more pleasure form items that cost more if they also fill your expectations.  \n3. Your Personal Physiology  \nSome people have hundreds of taste buds on their tongue and others have thousands (supertasters) . Look in the mirror and see what you have.  \nIf you have thousands of taste buds you are generally more sensitive to tastes and do not prefer intense flavors but prefer mild and more balanced flavors. You may prefer sweeter white wines and more mild balanced light reds.  \nIf you have fewer taste buds you are less sensitive to tastes and more tolerant of intense flavors. You may prefer stronger more tannic wines such as big bold reds and very dry whites.  \n4. Food Preferences  \nThe chart on the following pages describes foods that have characteristics that are found in wine. With each food category select your preference, then follow that to the type of wine that is similar. This will reveal the types of wines that you may prefer based on your food preferences. This is meant as a guideline and there are no right or wrong answers. As your palate expands, so will your preferences for wines. The most important thing is to have fun exploring new and different wines to see what you like. And when you find one, by all means, enjoy it!","cbCaidrL9FAOViwK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidrL9FAOViwK","pdf",443038,"English","# Understanding Your Personal Wine Preferences\n## Your Personal Experiences and Memories\n## Your Personal Psychology\n## Your Personal Physiology\n## Food Preferences","[{\"question\":\"How do personal experiences and memories affect wine preferences?\",\"answer\":\"The way you sip wine and interpret the moment shapes your wine values. If a wine is tied to a powerful memory or expectation, it can taste better to you later.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does personal psychology change what a person likes in wine?\",\"answer\":\"Your hedonistic qualities determine what you consider great—story, descriptions, aromas, mouthfeel, or specific flavors. 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