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Full course + community for $27: learn Lift–Texture–Grip to choose, order, and pair fresh, food-friendly wines with confidence—no snobbery.

“Learn proven restaurant systems, food safety, and kitchen management to run a stronger, more profitable back-of-house.”

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3 contributions to Wine-ish
1 like • 12d
@Tahiirah Habibi Wine Confidence Starter Course.
1 like • 12d
It’s a fun class to educate novice without snobbery, Choose, order, and pair wine with confidence—fresh, food-first, and low-drag—using a simple structure framework you can apply anywhere. Cheat sheets, and downloads. 😊
Favorite Varietals
What are everyone's favorite varietals? Red for me is Pinot Noir. White is Pinot Gris.
0 likes • May 13
@Janice Orr That's fantastic choice, Traditional Method is so versatile, I prefer Champagne or Italian sparkling like, Trento DOC, Franciacorta or Alta Langhe.
0 likes • May 13
@Rafael Castillo Sancerre every time
How You Choose
When you’re selecting a bottle, what are you actually going off of?
How You Choose
1 like • May 12
I’m going off the job the wine needs to do and what the food is asking for, not the label story. 1. Dominant food feature: salt/fried, creamy, or tomato/spice/grill 2. Pick the job: Lift / Texture / Grip 3. Grab the hero style: - Lift = Metodo Classico / Vermentino / Verdicchio - Texture = Fiano / Greco / Timorasso - Grip = Cerasuolo / chillable reds served cool
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Hugh Preece
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@hugh-preece-9309
Restaurant systems that stick: HACCP food safety, allergens, cooling/holding, cost controls, training, and wine education. Fractional leadership.

Active 2d ago
Joined May 11, 2026
New Jersey