Welcome to Classic Wine Direct

Welcome to the Classic Wine Direct wine blog. Here you will be introduced to some of the most useful wine related information online. We aim to provide our readers with wine guides and articles covering everything from the best wine vintages available in the world to discussions regarding wine gifts and resources. Whether you're a wine connoisseur with veteran taste buds and years of wine tasting experience, or just a wine enthusiast seeking reliable and interesting information, we're sure you'll enjoy what our blog has to offer.

Hosting A Wine And Cheese Party

Hosting A Wine And Cheese Party

Hosting a wine and cheese party is among the most elegant ways to entertain. They can be used as a great way to switch up an old routine, reward employees, connect with new friends, or celebrate as a club or group. Because fine wines and cheeses are generally considered refined and exotic, hosting a party where patrons come to taste different wines… Read more

29th July 2011 - No comment

How To: Buy Rose Wine

How To: Buy Rose Wine

Last time on our back to basics ‘How to’ series, we considered how to buy White Wine. Buying any variety of wine is as easy as adding it to your shopping cart (virtual or real) these days, but negotiating the intricate world of wine etiquette, tasting and just plain buying the best wines is really not as easy as it sounds. This time, we’re lo… Read more

27th July 2011 - No comment

How To: Buy White Wine

How To: Buy White Wine

Having already revealed our list of buying tips for red wines, we move onto the obvious need for a white wine buying guide. Many treat buying white wine with little thought: It’s relatively hard to find a white wine that you’ll want to tip away the moment you taste, and most are quite pleasant. But White wines have an enormous range of tastes t… Read more

13th July 2011 - No comment

Europe’s Wine Regions: A Guide to Germany

Europe’s Wine Regions: A Guide to Germany

Rounding off a month of easyjetting round Europe’s wine regions, Sam ends up in Germany. The Germany wine history is thought to have begun with the Romans in the 1st century, with the first vineyards being planted in near the Rhins’ left bank. The plants spread to Mosel in about the 3rd century. In the Middle Ages wine production developed … Read more

29th June 2011 - No comment