Tom Wark

If you’re a bit of a wine novice, it can be hard to know which wine to try, which bottle to buy for which occasion, and how to know if what you’re buying is good or not. The world of oenophiles can seem as murky as a rich Shiraz. However, it’s easier than ever to make sense. of wine: join a wine club. Joining a wine club is a great way to get hand-selected wines sent to you every month, helping you learn which wines you like, which recipes and foods they go great with, and how the whole symphony of aromas and flavors got from the grape to your bottle. But different wine clubs have different strengths. Knowing what each one has to offer can help you choose the best subscription service for your needs.

There are hundreds of terms used to describe wine, winemaking, and wine regions. Yet, when it comes to buying wines you are likely to enjoy, there are certain wine-related terms and phrases that will make that task much easier.

Incorporating wine into your life is one of the simplest things to do for a happier existence. Consumed in moderation, wine can be a companion to a meal, to a special occasion, to a lazy afternoon, to a celebration, and just about any other moment you will encounter. Wine is an accompaniment to a good life.

With New Year’s Eve just around the corner, it's time to consider how you’re going to slake the celebratory thirsts of the guests at your year-end gathering. This shouldn’t be nearly as complicated or intimidating a task as it may seem or as some would make it.

Wine is produced on every continent, save Antarctica. It is indicative of the diversity of grapes on the planet and the lure of the fruit of the vine. However, the onus is on a relatively small number of countries to supply the majority of the wine that fuels the world’s thirst.