Wine is fascinating. It’s unique in that every year new experiments are carried out, new varieties blended together and new styles bottled. It’s no wonder that wine can seem intimidating. Luckily the internet can help. If you want to learn about wine, it’s the best place to start.
There are great resources for wine lovers of all skill levels right at your fingertips, here are 5 of the best.
Madeleine Puckette, AKA Wine Folly brought a graphic designer’s eye to learning about wine. Her charts and pictures are funny, well designed and beautiful. This should be your first port of call for anything wine related.
Aside from the plethora of incredibly well written articles by the likes of Andrew Jefford and Jane Anson, the “learning” section of their site has great resources to test your knowledge and advice on current wine news.
From our friends across the pond is Wine Spectator. Think of it like a slightly more American version of Decanter. All 100 point ratings and wine specialist news. Still an excellent place to learn about wine, especially if American wine is your thing.
The WSET organise training courses for anyone looking to take their wine knowledge to the next level. They are the place to go if you want to turn your passion into a career
With an enviable worldwide team of experts behind her, Jancis Robinson’s website is the place to go for experts and newcomers alike. There is an astonishing array of learning materials perfect for brushing up on existing knowledge or learning something new.
Have we missed anywhere? How do you learn about wine?
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