11 Best wines for beginners plus tips on how to start drinking wine
If you want to like wine, but you don’t know where to start, this post is for you. What is the best wine for beginners? Here’s a list of the best white and red wines to drink as a beginner. If you’re new to wine, you might also enjoy these tips on how to start drinking wine and get to know your palate.
One of the most common questions I get is, “What’s your favorite wine?” Truth is, wine is very situational for me. I rarely revisit the same bottle, which often makes it difficult for me to answer this question. So, I decided a monthly log of the best bottles I’ve had of late would be a good start. You can reference this guide when you’re stocking up your cellar or just craving something different. Hopefully, these monthly wine roundups will inspire you to try some new things!
Read MoreOne of the most common questions I get is, “What’s your favorite wine?” Truth is, wine is very situational for me. I rarely revisit the same bottle, which often makes it difficult for me to answer this question. So, I decided a monthly log of the best bottles I’ve had of late would be a good start. You can reference this guide when you’re stocking up your cellar or just craving something different. Hopefully, these monthly wine roundups will inspire you to try some new things!
Read MoreLinguine alle Vongole, or Linguine with Clams, is one of my favorite pasta recipes to make at home. Here’s how to make my go-to linguine with clams recipe, a rosé pairing and why this food and wine pairing works, plus other wine suggestions to match with your summer seafood dishes.
Read MoreFor me, ideal white wines for summer are light-to-medium in body, high in acid (crisp), fruit-forward (but dry), and perfect for pairing with summer activities and dishes. If you enjoy a refreshing glass of Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio, here are the perfect alternatives for when you’re looking to try something new, plus what they taste like, where they come from, and summer food and wine pairings.
