If you're ever poured a wine without knowing what it is, this is a blind tasting. The advantage of a blind tasting - usually achieved by simply covering the label - is that it removes all prejudices about the wine, and you have to judge it entirely on its merits.
Blind tasting is an attempt to identify and/or assess wines without knowing the identity of the wine.
Tasting wines without knowing the variety, region, country etc.
A wine tasting where no aspect of the wine including its identity are known to the taster.
Nothing to do with Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles, this geekspeak phrase refers to tastings where the identity of the wine being tasted is hidden, either by "bagging" the bottle or just by decanting the wine and hiding the bottle in the bushes, past the sprinkler system in that little gully. To further complicate things, SINGLE Blind Tastings are when you know what wines are in attendance but not which bottle is which. DOUBLE Blind Tastings are when you have no idea at all what is in the bottles. Got that? Good.
A tasting of wines where all clues as to the wines' identities including the labels and shapes of the bottles are obscured from the tasters.
Tasting and evaluating wine without knowing what it is.
Wine tasting term for tasting wine from bottles with hidden labels.
A winetasting where the identities of the wines are unknown to the taster.
