Shop for good Wine
Don't just go for whatever looks best within easiest reach
We all deserve to drink great wine, but grabbing the first thing that catches our eye on the shelf can often lead to disappointment. If you're a supermarket frequenter who stocks up their trolley with wine, follow these eight tips and begin your journey to picking vino that will make you a whole lot happier inside.
Always read the back of the label
We're all guilty of it; you see a nice label and before you've even glanced at the rest of the bottle it's in the trolley.
Just because it has a nice picture of a sheep wearing sunglasses or the label is made of some fancy fabric you can't name doesn't mean it's going to taste as good as it looks.
Slow down, turn that bottle around and check out the description on the back.
Wine is a very subjective thing and chances are you already have a general idea of what you like. I can even help with write a paper for me ask, if you need this.
Whether it's light and fruity, intense and sweet or dry and acidic, the back label usually offers a wealth of information to help you match wines with flavour profiles that you typically enjoy - take advantage of it.
