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I still remember the first time I saw foie gras on a menu. I wanted to order it, but as silly as it sounds I didn’t want to mispronounce it in front of everyone at the table. So I convinced myself the T-bone steak is what I wanted.
My own enunciation difficulties aside, it’s only natural to have a hard time pronouncing a word that we’re not accustomed to saying.
And it probably doesn’t help that some people say po-tay-to while others say po-tah-do. If different regions can’t even pronounce potato the same way, what about wines that come from all over the world?
We get it.
So we wanted to start building out some wine pronunciations so you can get the wine you really want to get. We’ll keep building out this list, so check back for updates or reach out to us if you have a specific wine you’d like to see added.
Wine Pronunciation Table of Contents
No. 1 . . . Cabernet Sauvignon
No. 2 . . . Chardonnay
No. 3 . . . Grenache
No. 4 . . . Moscato
No. 5 . . . Pinot Grigio
No. 6 . . . Pinot Gris
No. 7 . . . Pinot Noir
No. 8 . . . Riesling
No. 9 . . . Sauvignon Blanc
No. 10 . . . Shiraz
No. 11 . . . Syrah
No. 12 . . . Zinfandel
Wine Pronunciation Audio Files
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