Monday, December 2, 2013

Become an Expert on Wine

Enjoying new wines is exciting and fun. But what happens when you don't know a lot about which wine to buy. It can also be a daunting task when perusing the aisles of the wine shop and not knowing what will appeal to your tastes, or the tastes of your guests. There are some very easy ways to become acquainted with good wine, and some great ways to become your own wine connoisseur. Some wine shops hold monthly wine tasting to get customers in to purchase their wines. These events are often free, or available at a nominal charge. In addition, a wine store's staff is usually very good about helping you select wines with certain aromas, flavors, and varieties that pair well with certain foods. Take in the aroma of the wine, look at the color for visual appeal, and take a small taste. If cheese or another appetizer is provided, try them with the wine that is suggested, and saver the flavors. Wine tasting is to be enjoyed. Get to know the vintages that you prefer, and even grab a bottle or two for your collection to share with friends. Another good way to discover new wines is to jump online and peruse the Internet.The convenience of the Internet makes it easy for wine lovers to order new wines online. Online ordering is quick and easy, and most online wine merchants are all too happy to post reviews, wine suggestions, provide wine club information, and monthly newsletters. In addition, shoppers are often pleasantly surprised at the discounts and sales that they can find online with a wine merchant. Wine clubs are of special interest when you want to check out new wines. Want to become a wine expert? Join a wine club, and you will be conversational in Wine 101 in no time. Joining a wine club is immensely satisfying, and it introduces you to the basics of different varieties and regions.There is a lot of value in wine clubs too as pricing is often discounted for membership. In addition to discovering new wines every month, many wine companies online will include a monthly newsletter filled with wine tips, trends, seasonal recipes, and special offers. Online reviews also provide another good reason to join a wine club. Many times reviewers can offer insight into an interesting facet of a wine, something that perhaps you haven't thought of like how a light Chardonnay pairs well with sushi because of it's crisp, fruity taste, or how the deep cherry and chocolate hints in a glass of Shiraz goes great with barbecue. Good wine changes the way your food tastes, and you will want to pick a combination that will enhance your dining experience making it unique and pleasurable.

Carmen is a wine lover and avid writer, learn more about becoming a wine expert at Wine of

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