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What's the proper way of naming or noting wine names?
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Well, newbie here. I just got very interested with wine and now I am trying to prefer wine over other drinks (vodka, beer, and cocktails have been usual staples) during social functions and parties.
I’m really noting down the wines I have tried and sampled. Question —- what’s the proper way of naming or noting wine names?
I have been writing, for example, “2007 Beringer Chenin Blanc” and “2007 Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc”. Is this correct or can I do better?
Please help! :)