The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Wine

I wined and dined you but you wined at me,
you wound so much, it corked.

then when we sniffed the cork of love:
you popped my cork,

my; what a corker!

fruit you said: and rang the glass to chill report
Oh!.. never was there ruby depth like this before.
thus another trip to the cellar I thought/lost in
wine’s bumptious nose
Cheese? …only when selling ..never when buying

I’m sold on you Delilah! 

steady boy/hold the glass: Shiraz is calling.
hold your trousers and their fighting dog at bay,
save the passion/ Syrah has its sweet way!

we’ll let the sun pour forth. Bachus show the way!


Written for contest 14/8/15
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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