Análise Sensorial Aplicada ao Serviço de Vinhos: Protocolos de Degustação, Calibração de Equipe e Redução de Variabilidade na Recomendação ao Cliente
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i1.2026.2282Keywords:
Análise sensorial, Serviço de vinhos, Descritores sensoriais, Sommelieria, Calibração de equipe, RestaurantesAbstract
A recomendação de vinhos em restaurantes exige a integração entre a percepção sensorial, o domínio técnico, a leitura do consumidor, a adequação gastronômica e a comunicação de serviço. Em operações de alimentos e bebidas, a ausência de vocabulário comum, de rotinas de degustação e de calibração periódica favorece descrições inconsistentes entre os atendentes, reduz a confiança do cliente e compromete a experiência de consumo. A análise sensorial oferece instrumentos metodológicos capazes de organizar a percepção, reduzir subjetividades excessivas e transformar atributos visuais, olfativos, gustativos e táteis em critérios operacionais para recomendação. Com base em revisão bibliográfica sobre avaliação sensorial de vinhos, descritores, tipicidade, comportamento do consumidor e influência de fatores extrínsecos, discute-se a aplicação de protocolos sensoriais ao serviço de vinhos em restaurantes. A análise evidencia que fichas estruturadas, léxico controlado, provas comparativas, calibração da equipe, reconhecimento de defeitos e tradução técnica em linguagem acessível podem reduzir a variabilidade entre avaliadores e fortalecer a recomendação consultiva. Conclui-se que a análise sensorial, quando adaptada à rotina do salão, qualifica a experiência do cliente sem eliminar a dimensão relacional da hospitalidade.
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