Two Truths Tasting
Pour blind, and with each wine the host reads two true facts and one lie about it. The table votes on the lie before the reveal. A featherweight tasting game — just enough structure to get people guessing and arguing, none of the homework.
What it's for
Make wine education feel like a game — the table learns the facts while it’s busy trying to spot the lie.
The guest's job
Taste blind and vote on the lie before anyone reaches for the bottle.
The vote
Which of the three facts is false — unanimous table call before the host reveals.
The reveal
The host unmasks the lie, then unbagged the bottle; two reveals for the price of one.
Food & drink spine
Light, palate-neutral food throughout — cheese, bread, olives — so the wine stays center stage.
Conversation fuel
"Which lie were you most confident about, and what does that say about what you think you know?"
How it flops — steer around it
Lies that are too obvious or too arcane. The best lie is the one that sounds almost too believable.