“There are so many types of wine, I don’t know which one to choose!” For those of you who are making your wine debut, this time we will explain the super basic way to choose wine, dividing it into “color” in an easy-to-understand manner. No technical terms at all. First, choose your favorite color based on your intuition!

🍷 Red wine: A taste for adults who enjoy “astringency” and “richness” Red wine is made by marinating the skins and seeds of black grapes, so it has a unique astringency (tannins).

• Recommended for the following people: I prefer black coffee, I like strong flavors, and I want to eat lots of meat dishes!
• Tips on how to choose: Weight is expressed by the words “full body (heavy/dark)”, “medium body (intermediate)”, and “light body (light)”. For beginners, we recommend starting with ``Light-Medium’’, which is less bitter and easier to drink!

🥂 White wine: Refreshing and fresh with “acidity” and “fruit flavor” White wine is made by fermenting only the juice from white grapes (or black grapes with their skins removed). It has an appealing fruity and refreshing taste with no bitterness.

• Recommended for the following people: I like the sour taste of lemon and citrus, I like refreshing drinks, I want to drink it with seafood and salad!
• Tips on how to choose: White wine is divided into “dry” and “sweet”. If you want to pair it with a meal, we overwhelmingly recommend the ``dry’’ version. It’s surprisingly refreshing when you drink it chilled!

🌸 Rosé wine: Actually the strongest! ? “The best parts of red and white” A rosé wine with a beautiful pink color. It is a super versatile player that combines the richness of red wine with the ease of drinking white wine.

• Recommended for the following people: Can’t decide between red or white, eats small portions of various foods, and loves cute-looking drinks!
• Tips on how to choose: A magical wine that goes well with meat and fish, as well as Chinese and ethnic dishes. If you want to bring a bottle to a house party, rosé is definitely the answer!

You don’t have to think about it too hard. Try out various wines and find your “favorite wine” with a lighthearted attitude like “I’m having steak today, so I’m going to go for red!” or “It’s going to be hot, so I want a chilled white!”