All I ask is for some space at the counter, a friendly, knowledgeable host, a little peace and quiet and some pleasant scenery. Shoving, ringing cell phones, people knocking over and even drinking from spit jars, bored children tipping over glasses, gum-chewing, and perfume so strong that it overwhelms the room tasting room hosts have seen it all. Wine experts and hospitality directors say that a mellow and learned tasting experience is still possible with some advanced planning and if everyone follows some basic rules of etiquette. Less is best Visitors to wine regions tend to want to experience as many wines as possible during their stay. All that rushing around detracts from the tasting experience.
People have to get off that idea that more is better.
Less is best. Plus, chances are if your teeth are red, your palate is dead. Take a deep breath. There are so many choices. You gotta limit it.