If you’re new to wine, start with Moscato, Riesling, or a light Rosé. These wines are slightly sweeter, lower in alcohol, and much easier on the palate than bold reds.

If you want to try red wine, go for Merlot — it’s smooth, soft, and not too tannic. For white, try Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon Blanc — both are crisp and refreshing.

Golden rule: Start light, start sweet, and slowly work your way toward drier, bolder wines.

There are three clear signs:

1. Smell — If it smells like vinegar, wet cardboard, or rotten eggs, it’s gone bad.

2. Taste — If it tastes flat, sour, or has lost all its fruit flavor, it’s past its prime.

3. Color — White wine turning brown or red wine turning brick-orange means oxidation.

Important: Once opened, most wine lasts only 3–5 days in the fridge (even red). Sparkling wine lasts just 1–2 days.

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you’re not happy with your order, you can request a return within 7 days of delivery.

To be eligible for a return:

• The bottle must be unopened and sealed

• The original packaging must be intact

• You must have your order confirmation or receipt

Note: Due to health and safety regulations, opened bottles cannot be returned unless the wine is faulty or damaged.