Funny Tasting Note Typos

[Barry_Paul_Price]

CT tasting note for 1990 JC Pichot Vouvray Moelleux Domaine Le Peu de la Moriette

“Delicate and urethral- the way a great wine should be.”

This made me laugh out loud. Clearly it’s just an unfortunate typo.

What funny tasting notes have made you laugh?

[Markus_S]

Perhaps written by a urologist after a tough day at work?!

[Nate_Simon]

Chenins can be a bit funky…maybe it wasn’t a typo!

[Chris_Seiber]

Sauvignon blanc is the wine that usually has a urethral note.

[Victor_Hong]

“Le Peu” indicates perhaps that the TN was not in error.

[Nate_Simon]

Was the author’s handle “hosemaster?”

[Barry_Paul_Price]

@Nate Simon

Was the author’s handle “hosemaster?”

1990 Domaine Pichot Vouvray Moelleux Domaine Le Peu de la Moriette, France,...

[Scott_Wi3gand]

@S. Stevenson

In many of these cases for me it was with people who said they didn’t like wine, not their thing, etc.
My favorite was the time I gave a waitress, who drank lower priced wine and was a person who said she could take or leave it, a taste of a Saxum that I had brought to the restaurant. She took a sip and her eyes almost pooped out of her head and literally said, “OH. MY. GOD.” The look on her face was worth the price of dinner.

[Ken_V]

@Scott Wiegand

@S. Stevenson

In many of these cases for me it was with people who said they didn’t like wine, not their thing, etc.
My favorite was the time I gave a waitress, who drank lower priced wine and was a person who said she could take or leave it, a taste of a Saxum that I had brought to the restaurant. She took a sip and her eyes almost pooped out of her head and literally said, “OH. MY. GOD.” The look on her face was worth the price of dinner.

I had to read it 3 times to spot it.

I recently wrote “The wine was poored . . .” When I clicked on spellcheck to correct it, the first choice was “pooped” ahead of “poured”.

[Scott_Wi3gand]

@Ken V

@Scott Wiegand

@S. Stevenson

In many of these cases for me it was with people who said they didn’t like wine, not their thing, etc.
My favorite was the time I gave a waitress, who drank lower priced wine and was a person who said she could take or leave it, a taste of a Saxum that I had brought to the restaurant. She took a sip and her eyes almost pooped out of her head and literally said, “OH. MY. GOD.” The look on her face was worth the price of dinner.

I had to read it 3 times to spot it.

I recently wrote “The wine was poored . . .” When I clicked on spellcheck to correct it, the first choice was “pooped” ahead of “poured”.

This helps to confirm my suspicion that spellcheck has become sentient and has developed a sophomoric sense of humor.