Nana Wad, author of the bestseller "Know Your Wine, Woman," comments on the tasting.

Do you have control over the wine list when you go to a restaurant or wine bar? Or do you flicker a bit over appellation names, grapes, French terms, and end up at the wine words you know, such as Riesling and Chardonnay, discreetly glance at the prices, and choose from the middle, following the motto 'not the cheapest, nor the most expensive'? Or even worse; do you simply hand the wine list to your male companion, or EVEN worse, has the waiter only given the wine list to the man? Then it's time to take the wine glass in the other hand and get a grip on your wine taste, so you choose the right wine from the list, from the wine shelf, for the occasion, and most importantly, for yourself!

Despite the fact that there are at least as many wine-loving women as men, there still exists a rather traditionalist idea that men know more about wine than women. They generally don't, but it can feel that way when some wise guy throws around wine terms and comments. This tasting is for women. A wine tasting that provides tips, knowledge, and navigation to decode wine, so you are well equipped to find the right one on the shelves, for dinner, picnic, or on the wine list. We taste the wines, get behind their secrets, and it all happens unpretentiously, unceremoniously, and all the boring talk about hectares, fermentation processes, and the size of the wine barrels is taken out of Know Your Wine, Woman. We taste 6 wines focusing on grape and style. You will be equipped with useful words you can remember when you, for example, feel like a feminine, youthful, and dancing light white wine or a muscular brush of a strong red wine. Along the way, we also touch upon women's place in the world of wine.