REAL-LIFE SKILLS 4 groUp WorK split up in groups. Each group creates a lea et containing information about a wine tasting event. The text has to be concise, relevant and catchy in order to attract the reader s attention. Use the checklist below. Wine tastings are events designed to give enthusiasts the opportunity to sample a range of wines. These events are usually located on a wine estate. selecting the wines Best: 8-10 different wines for tasting 2/3 white wines + 6/7 red wines (most people prefer reds, but a few diverse whites will make a well-rounded tasting) When selecting speci c wines, draw from important classic grape and region combinations The format of the tasting Set a theme for your tasting (e.g. key grapes from around the world, Italy vs. France) Consider making the event more mysterious (and perhaps competitive) with a blind-tasting format (e.g. place each wine bottle into a numbered paper bag and allow guests to try to determine the wine) Food pairing considerations Paired cheese, charcuterie, honey and chocolate tastings often complement wine selections well recommended wine budget About $50 per guest 5 groUp WorK split up in groups of three. each group chooses an italian region and prepares a presentation or infographic about its olive oil production. Here are some suggestions. Identify: the region and its location; the varieties cultivated; the amount of production; problems and improvements. 276 Food processing