Three Key Things to Know About Wine By Kurt Wieneke I have been a wine collector for many years and enjoy shopping for wine. When a large wine store opened here in Indianapolis, I remember seeing some younger customers walking through the wine section and looking fairly overwhelmed. Mind you, the wine section in that particular store takes up half the store as there are more than 8,000 different wines and the staff is Sauvignon Blanc, it has a distinctive taste, different from anywhere else. Here is a starting point for understanding wine regions. For every country that produces wine, study and learn the main wine regions. Start with the United States, Australia, South America, and Spain. Then, move on to the advanced course which is France and Italy. not always there to help. Wine buying doesn’t have to be a daunting task. When you are armed with some basics, you with have the confidence you need to select a decent bottle of wine. Know The Regions – All great wines have what is called ‘terroir’, or in simple terms, a sense of place. For example, when you drink a New Zealand Indiana Golf Journal
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