Fine Liquids, a company specializing in premium waters, offers a unique virtual water-tasting experience for £236. Customers receive a box of curated international fine waters and participate in a two-hour virtual session with certified water sommelier Pat Eckert. Eckert guides clients through tasting the different waters, discussing their characteristics, and helping them find the best water for their individual needs.
An expert is charging customers a hefty £236 for a 'virtual water-tasting experience' that will take them two hours to complete. Fine Liquids sells a ‘Heilwasser BOX’, a selection of at least six specially chosen 'iconic' waters, but customers have to sit through a lengthy virtual meeting to properly appreciate them.
Pat Eckert, a certified water sommelier and owner of Fine Liquids, claims that in the sessions, him and the client 'drink and explore together' and he tells his paying customers about 'the unknown things in water'. A tasting through them they receive a box with curated international fine waters – selected by me as a certified international working water sommelier. As we both have the same waters on our table we drink and explore together the amazing colours of water. It then helps them to find their best fitting water for all day hydration, special circumstances in sports, fasting or re-mineralising the body instead of using supplements. We talk about each water, looking for words how to describe such basic taste experiences as you know we never built a vocabulary for water. For individuals, they can pick what they prefer, have a meeting with us before hand, or leave it up to us completely. The description reads: 'Natural mineral water is enriched with a wide variety of flavors - these are what you need to taste...cThat is exactly the work of a water sommelier. It explores the fascinating world of water and has the necessary expertise to taste the mineral content, hardness and many other characteristics of water.' As a self-proclaimed water expert, Pat guides customers through the experience of tasting the different types, which can take from 90 minutes to 120. He believes that a greater knowledge of water can help people find the best type to suit their hydration needs. A variety of different brands of water are available to be experienced, including Orezza, Hirschquelle, Schiller Quelle, Staatl, Fachingen medium, Gerolsteiner medicinal water, Römerquelle, Radenska, Rogaska Donat. He commented: “When you find one you really like, it’s really easy to drink it and when that happens that is the key to getting old in “Water tasting is getting more and more popular, I’ve taken boxes to incredibly rich people to school classes.Fine Liquids has been operating since 1987, and Pat took over in 2018. And water tasting sessions were launched in 2020
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