I don't know a lot about wine, but I am learning. Although the guy at our closest wine-selling liquor store is helpful, I prefer to search out the best possible advice from qualified sources who aren't just interested in making a sale. And, since Rachael Ray is not yet hosting a talk show featuring non-stop interviews with somaliers and wine enthusiasts, I am using the web to learn more about the fermented fruit of the vine.
Whether you're looking for a Wine Tour in Temecula or an idea of how long you should chill that white before popping the cork, there are qualified online resources available to help.
I used to think that learning about wine was sort of intimidating. You know, it seemed like sort of "elitist" territory for someone like me who is preoccupied with churning out Rachael Ray's 30 minute meals. Really, though, it isn't. There is a lot to learn about wine, but the net makes it pretty simple to go from ignorant to well-informed. A site like Keywayswinery.com, for instance, will serve up a variety of interesting tidbits for me.
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