Wine Trail Incentive to Talk01/04/2009 |
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| The Tuesday afternoon was dedicated to an informal wine tasting all over the exhbition floor of Ocean Business 2009. A great number of stands hosted wines and visitors were encouraged to walk by and taste them. Blindly, they had the request of finding out which wines were on which stand. The tasting notes were of good assistance but it still was not an easy task... asking for a second opinion. | |
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There was music in the air, brought by several young musicians playing cheerful melodies. They had to play hard to raise over the sound of people talking about wine and other business - ocean business as well. The discussions about the wines sometimes went on to expertise level - however some people invented handy ways to get a clue of the wine they actually were drinking.
There is no better impression to give than the images!
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