
5 Tips for Wine Beginners
A beginner's guide for those who want to start exploring wine but don't know where to begin.
The world of wine as told by sommeliers. From regional stories to pairing secrets.

A beginner's guide for those who want to start exploring wine but don't know where to begin.

Why are Burgundy wines so special? Let's explore the secrets of terroir.

There are some rules for wine and food pairing. Knowing them will set you free to enjoy more.

How are those beautiful bubbles created? Exploring the method and charm of Champagne.

Is red wine really best at room temperature? Explaining the often misunderstood ideal temperature for red wine.

Champagne with sushi, Pinot Noir with sukiyaki. Exploring wonderful pairings between Japanese cuisine and wine.

The New World wine revolution that began with the 1976 Judgment of Paris. Unraveling the history of Napa Valley.

The charm of wine unique to the cold season. From mulled wine to pairings, explore the world of wines that color winter.

The same wine tastes different in different glasses. A guide to the science and practice of glass selection.

Storage methods for enjoying wine at its best, and the mysteries of aging. Essential knowledge every wine lover should know.

Learn the basics of wine tasting that will expand your enjoyment. See, smell, taste — your first step into experiencing wine with all five senses.

Rosé wine perfectly suited for cherry blossom season. Discover the charm of this light and elegant wine with its pale pink color that brightens spring tables.

Beat the summer heat with refreshing white wines selected by our sommelier. Find the perfect bottle for BBQ and outdoor activities.

In the season of harvest, wine regions celebrate vendange. From Beaujolais Nouveau to autumn food pairings, discover how to enjoy wine in fall.

Bordeaux, the world's most famous wine region. From classified châteaux to everyday bottles, our sommelier explains the allure and how to choose Bordeaux wines.

The logical benefits of using just one type of wine glass versus variety-specific glasses. And why WINE CONNECTION deliberately chooses to use different glasses for different wines.