Posted AT 4:35 AM EDT on 15/05/08
Of wine and song
'Ah, waiter. I'll have the steak frites, a glass of cabernet sauvignon and some brown sugar. By that I mean slap Brown Sugar by The Rolling Stones on the sound system."
A far-fetched scenario? Perhaps, but a study released yesterday by researchers at Heriot Watt University in Scotland says that different types of music can greatly influence how we perceive the flavour of the wine we're drinking.
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