Wine labels are like a treasure map, filled with clues about what's inside the bottle. But only some of the information is gold. Let's navigate through the labels and separate the gems from the glitter.
There are two main label styles: one showcases the brand (like chardonnay or 'red blend'), while the other relies on appellation credentials. For instance, a Chablis doesn't mention chardonnay, but it's typically an unoaked chardonnay. Label style can give you a sneak peek into what's inside.
Reading a wine label won't tell you everything about the taste, but it's like reading a book's cover – you get a sneak peek inside the story.
It's worthwhile to opt for high-quality wines featuring transparent labels crafted by conscientious producers.
So, why not pay a visit to our wine section and take a leisurely browse?
As sustainability becomes a priority for more and more consumers, wine bars in Belgium are looking to offer eco-friendly options that align with these values. At WineLion, we're excited to introduce you to a collection of organic Romanian wines from Aurelia Vișinescu, a winemaker who not only honours Romania's rich winemaking traditions but also...
Discovering the perfect wine to complement your favourite dishes doesn't require a fancy event or a sommelier's expertise—it's something you can enjoy and experiment with anytime, anywhere.
The answer lies in its unrivalled blend of history, innovation, and sheer passion for the craft. With a winemaking legacy spanning over 4000 years, Romania has established itself as a powerhouse in the global wine industry.
Romania is divided into seven distinct regions. All 7 of Romania's historical regions produce wine. Many countries have wine regions, but there are few wine-producing countries which can say that the entire country is a wine-producing region.
