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Heard it through the grapevine: can music really change the taste of wine?

‘I think the time is right for people to reconnect with their senses,’ says sound artist and wine critic Jo Burzynska. Photograph: Alamy

‘I think the time is right for people to reconnect with their senses,’ says sound artist and wine critic Jo Burzynska. Photograph: Alamy

The woman behind the world’s first ‘oenesthetic’ wine and sound bar believes there’s more to ‘sonic seasoning’ than hype

I’m sitting in a sterile sound-controlled basement. In front of me stand two large glasses, two bottles of vino – one red, one white – and a serious set of speakers.

This may not be the most conducive setting to scoff wine. But I’m here for a very important scientific experiment: to find out if what we listen to affects what we taste. Or, to put it more simply, what melodies must one match with a pinot noir? Full story.

Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore (The Guardian) / March 21, 2017

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