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5 years ago
‘Legs’ or ‘tears’ are those provocative streams that run down the inside of your glass. But what are they? 🍷👯‍♀️👀 Some will try and convince you that they’re the sign of a superior wine- the more ‘legs’ the better, but that’s just an old wives’ tale, so don’t be led astray 🙅🏾‍♀️ Find out what they really mean... link in bio
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Posted On: June 15th 2021, 06:39 pm
‘Legs’ or ‘tears’ are those provocative streams that run down the inside of your glass. But what are they? 🍷👯‍♀️👀 Some will try and convince you that they’re the sign of a superior wine- the more ‘legs’ the better, but that’s just an old wives’ tale, so don’t be led astray 🙅🏾‍♀️ Find out what they really mean... link in bio
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neonfueldance 5 years ago

neonfueldance

Such a great shot of you. X

foodfattymarco 5 years ago

foodfattymarco

Hah brilliant

hungry_somm 5 years ago

hungry_somm

. . . . . #wine #redwine #whitewine #winetasting #student #grapes #vino #winelover #wineoclock #lovewine #winestagtam #legs #legsfordays #winenot #igers #igdaily #instawine #winetime #winelife #winemaking #winetime #wineporn #WSET #sommelier

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