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How To Read A Wine Label |
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| Wine labels have a
lot of information on them. Some of it is critical to understanding
what is in the bottle, and some of it is just blowing smoke. Here’s
a quick guide to help you know what matters, how to spot a bargain,
and what to ignore. There are 2 main styles of wine labels commonly found in the stores. A wine identified by its brand name or a wine designated by its appellation credentials. A wine that is labeled by it’s brand will indicate what grapes it’s made of on the front label (whether it be chardonnay or ‘red blend’). A wine that is identified by its appellation credentials relies on the appellation’s quality level rules and regulations to indicate what’s in the bottle. A perfect example of an appellation wine is Chablis: Nowhere on a Chablis label is a mention of chardonnay as the grape, nor that Chablis is typically an unoaked chardonnay. Understanding a wine label may not always tell you how the wine tastes but it can help you get a better picture of exactly what you are buying. |
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