What is the taboo at the wine table?

Pay attention to the language of Lao Ji when you toast. Be sure not to say something that makes the other party unable to get off the stage, it will be very rude. When proposing a toast, you should stand up first, hold the wine glass with your right hand, and then use Hanqing's right hand to pick up the wine glass, and then support the bottom of the glass with your left hand, which is polite.

Don't be clever because you don't want to drink, especially don't hide and hide when everyone is pouring wine for you, or block the bottle with your hands, and don't knock on things or turn the wine glass upside down, which are very impolite behaviors. <

1. Pay attention to the language you use when you toast. Be sure not to say something that makes the other party unable to get off the stage, it will be very rude.

2. When proposing a toast, you should stand up first, hold the wine glass with your right hand, and then use your right hand to pick up the wine glass, and then support the bottom of the glass with your left hand, which is polite.

3. Don't be clever because you don't want to drink, especially don't hide and hide when everyone pours wine for you, or block the wine bottle with your hands, and don't knock on things or buckle the wine glass, which are very impolite behaviors.

4. When pouring wine, we must be thorough, treat everyone here equally, and never be picky, only pour wine for a few people, pour less wine for yourself, or simply deliberately do not pour wine, which is easy to cause disgust to others.

5. Also pay attention to the politeness of others when pouring wine, if someone pours wine and toasts everyone, stand up immediately, bow their heads slightly, show respect, and look at how much the other party drinks when drinking, and try to do the same as the toaster.

Pouring wine: The host usually pours wine for the guests in person as a sign of respect. Before drinking, you should pour it into a glass.

In order to express their gratitude to the host, the guest should raise his glass and thank the host for pouring the wine, and also stand up or bow his head. At Chinese banquets, you can also return the salute with a kneew.

Cheers: When drinking, persuade the other person to finish the wine in the glass, or persuade the other person to finish drinking at the same time as yourself. And after toasting, you should drink the wine in your hand, and the toasters sometimes touch each other's glasses, which is also called clinking glasses.

Taboos: There are many etiquettes to pay attention to when pouring wine, when pouring wine, you must be thorough when pouring wine, and everyone here must be treated equally, and you must not be picky, only pour wine for a few people, pour less wine for yourself, or simply deliberately do not pour wine, which is easy to cause disgust to others.

Precautions for drinking.

Those who can drink alcohol should taste the wine politely before drinking, first appreciate the color of the wine, smell the aroma of the wine, and then take a sip and taste it slowly. Don't try to show off a lot of drinks, and don't pretentiously raise your little fingers as you raise your glass to show self-righteous elegance. Do not drink alcohol and smoke at the same time.

When toasting, the upper body is straight, the legs are steady, the wine glass is raised with both hands, and when the other party is drinking, follow along, and the attitude of the toast should be warm and generous. At a grand banquet, the host will toast at each table in turn, and each table may send a representative to the host's table to return the toast. Toasts are not allowed, not even served, for devout Muslims.

Rules and taboos at the wine table.