In drinking a rare wintage, the prime state is to reach the point of being tipsy.
In appreciating a precious flower, the point of seeing it bloom halfway. 
The grammar/the correct order of words: 
The prime state in drinking a ware wintage is [to reach 改 at] the point of being tipsy  (and the prime state) in appreciating a precious flower, the point of seeing it bloom halfway.
After a rearrangement of the order of words:
At the point of being tipsy is the prime state in drinking... 
At the point of seeing half-bloomed buds, in appreciating...
Into a prose form:
The most enjoyable moment in wine drinking is when just a little tipsy is felt; in flower appreciation, when the buds are only halfway bloomed.
The grammar!
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