How do men behave more gentlemanly at a wine banquet

Wine originated from the West, so many men who drink red wine often need to have gentleman etiquette. Yuncang Winery's brand LEESON red wine is shared in various social occasions. Only by understanding the basic wine etiquette can you become an elegant gentleman and increase your charm . A gentleman represents a kind of cultural etiquette, and also represents a personal image. As a gentleman, you definitely need to attend various banquets, dinners, etc. If you don’t drink wine in these dinners, you will lose your gentleman status, and at the same time, you will appear very vulgar. So, how can men behave more gentlemanly at a wine banquet?

Today, LEESON Red Wine teaches men a few details and etiquette that they need to pay attention to when drinking wine on social occasions.

1. If there are ladies and elders dining together at the banquet, you should take the initiative to pull chairs for the ladies and elders and invite them to sit down to show respect. This will show your upbringing and gentlemanly demeanor.

2. If you are going to a banquet in formal attire, you must unbutton your jacket when you are seated, and then button it when you get up.

3. Ask each other about their preferences and taboos before ordering wine and food, instead of just ordering what you want. This is not only a kind of etiquette, but also a pattern of being considerate of others.

4. Do not smoke at the dining table, especially when there are women and children present, let alone smoking.

5. Whether it is a formal or informal banquet, drink with courtesy and do not persuade people to drink.

6. Don't cough or sneeze at the dining table. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you can't hold it back. If you don't have a tissue around you, you can raise your arm to block it. This will make you look very gentlemanly and polite.

7. If you wear a tie when attending a banquet, you need to fix the tie first when pouring wine or serving others, so as to avoid minor situations such as overturning the tableware or getting the tie wet due to the influence of the tie.