There are millions of wine lovers all over the world, but there are still beginners who start loving wine, and some of them don't know how to choose a good wine. Therefore, here are the basics of how to choose a good wine for them to enjoy.
#1 Start with White or Rose
Many wine lovers would say, finding a good wine is a subjective matter because the taste would depend on the person’s preference, but the best-recommended wine for beginners should start with Wine and Rose wine, and most beginner’s pick would be the Piper Heidsieck wine.
#2 Reflect from other flavours
There are many wine flavours a beginner wine lover would surely enjoy, here are the two variants to help them find their preference.
Some wines have a fruity flavour, and as for apple, this has subtle sweetness, while grapefruit has sweetness, yet a hint of dryness. In such cases, the brand of Luis Felipe Edwards has a fruity note flavour of a wine.
Also, there is a wine that has a caffeine flavour such as the strong black coffee, and a delicate latte. For instance, Duckhorn merlot has a long finishing taste of coffee and chocolate.
#3 Consider the occasion
Every occasion has a suitable wine to match a person's palate. For a crowd-pleaser, Luis Felipe Edwards wine would be the best pick because it has a balanced sweetness and acidity. For a regular fancy meal, it would be the Piper Heidsieck wine because it has a bubbly flavour.
#4 Read the Labels
Don’t be a fool of the eye-catching illustration, because designs don’t mean it's a good wine, but through their labels, it has details of flavour, texture, age, and alcohol content.
#5 Sometimes age doesn’t matter
Regardless of age, wine tastes good as new or old as gold. So, a beginner should stress over to find an aged wine, because few wines taste better as it gets older, while others are a delicacy when they are young.
These basics are just suggestions of finding your “good wine,” if you would like to taste the recommended brand, you may purchase them now online at Icon Wines in Singapore, and let us know what is your good wine.
