How to select best wine

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How to select best wine
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Locate a good wine store.

• Every wine store is different, and you will find
  that each store offers different selections,
  different price ranges, and different styles of
  business.Stores with organized wine tastings, or
  those that allow you to buy a glass of wine in
  order to try it, can lead you in your quest to
  purchase good wine.
• Find a store where you feel comfortable going in
  and asking questions. You want a wine store with
  a staff that will not only help you understand
  your wine choices, but also make you feel
  comfortable coming to them with your questions.

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• Be willing to try more than just specialty shops.
  Some liquor stores as well as grocery stores
  carry a wide variety of wines. Look in different
  places to find different selections.

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Check the price tag

• Consider the price of the wine, but do not solely
  base your decision on this factor. These days, it
  is not uncommon for wines to be priced based on
  factors not related to taste. The business costs
  of the winery, including start-up costs and
  investment amounts, can be factored into the
  price of a wine. Wines from newer vineyards may
  cost more but may not taste any better.
• The location of the winery can affect the cost as
  well. A bottle from a traditional wine region may
  cost more than a better tasting bottle from a
  lesser known region..
• Some established wineries sell their wines under
  a different label at a cheaper price.

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Look at screw caps.

• Ignore the idea that bottles of wine with screw
  caps are not considered to be good wines. An
  increased number of wine producers are forgoing
  corks.Screw caps can prevent corkiness, which is
  when the natural corks produce a smell similar to
  wet cardboard.
• Screw caps also keep bacteria out of wine and
  allow opened wines to stay fresher longer.
  Seriously consider a screw cap if you are buying
  a bottle that will take longer than one night to
  consume.

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Look at the vintage.

• Some wines get better with age, but many wines
  are finished aging by the time they are bottled.
  Look for the freshest wine you can get to ensure
  you have a good bottle.
• Wines labeled or stocked as fine wines in your
  wine store may be better with age. Consult with
  your wine stores expert if you are looking for a
  fine wine.
• For standard wines, such as those you buy from a
  grocery store, find the most recent vintage
  available. This helps prevent getting a corky or
  spoiled wine. Look to the back of the shelves, as
  stores often move older stock to the front.

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wine shop

• SPINNEY'S Abu Dhabi LLC (Liquor)
• 3rd Floor
• Centro Capital Center
• Khaleej Al Arabi Street
• Abu Dhabi
• PO Box 40411
• UAE