The perfect blend of red wine and yoga for double relaxation

Maybe you have experienced the comfort of sipping a glass of Bordeaux red wine and reading a novel in bed while turning on New Age music this season, or using a glass of Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc to perfectly match the delicious satisfaction of grilled tuna fish. In fact, this feeling is similar to "meditation" in yoga.

Now we see Angela Gargano from Madison, Wisconsin, USA, who owns Bliss Flow Yoga Club and Wellness Fitness Center. Now she offers yoga courses that also include wine service.

"When I saw one of my colleagues who ran a yoga club using French high-end chocolate Vosges to guide students through exercises during class, I thought I couldn't lose to him. So I came up with the idea of red wine. I think that if you choose the right way, drinking red wine appropriately will easily open up people's senses, make it easier to stabilize emotions, and enhance the effect of yoga."

Now, the two are joining forces to add red wine to mobile yoga club tours around the world."First we will settle in Italy. Umbria and Tuscany are our main targets, and then Washington State. "We will arrange the event to be held in a wine bar or winery. All activities start with yoga, then we will have some healthy eating demonstrations, and in the afternoon we will arrange wine tasting activities. You will feel as if you are at home throughout the event, very harmonious and comfortable. A day later we will be in Santa Monica, California (September 8). We will arrange wine tasting activities there at Sicllian Cellars, and this time we will arrange yoga classes after the wine tasting. Our last stop will be Gargano, Argentina. We want to try any place that is rich in wine."

I think as we in China, we don't have to go to such activities at all. If you have learned yoga, you just need a blanket, a beautiful and mysterious oriental music album, and a glass of red wine that will make you feel comfortable. You can also "perfectly mix" red wine and yoga to enjoy the dual comfort feeling according to local conditions. (Internship Editor: Wu Jinyu)