The Three “Gs”…or How to Read a Wine Label
There is no consumer product in the world that gives you less information about what’s in the container than a wine bottle. However, there are some keys to reading a label and having some idea about what kind of wine is in the bottle and how it might taste. Maybe.
5 Tips to Squashing That Nervous Inner Voice
Remember why you got started, why you joined Direct Cellars, why you stay with the club and let those answers help you stay grounded. It’s good to take a moment periodically and check in with yourself to make sure what’s driving you is not a fear of losing something or not measuring up.
Big Ripper Red Blend 2018
This is a great starter wine for anyone who’s new to the wine world. It offers big, bold flavors and aromas, so it’s easy to understand. This is what we call a “fruit-forward” wine…the flavors are right up front where everyone can savor and understand them.
What the Heck are Tannins Anyway?
When you read tasting notes about a red wine, the subject of tannins always comes up. There’s a good reason for this, and a good reason why everyone who enjoys and appreciates wine should know something about this important component.
Social Media Is Your Friend, Pinky Promise!
People don’t go on social media to be sold, they’re online to be social. And these days entrepreneurs want to learn how to build a business via social media. Read more about how we think you can leverage our content to build your business.
Lazy Lab Zinfandel Lodi, California
Most winegrowing regions in the world are known for the varietals that grow best in that area and make the best wines. So, Napa Valley is closely associated with Cabernet Sauvignon. Tuscany is famous for the Sangiovese grape, which is the main component of Chianti. For Zinfandel, it’s the Lodi appellation of California.
