2019 AWEsome Wines – Free Download
Hot off the Press! The latest 2019 edition of 100 AWEsome Wines from the Association of Wine Educators (AWE) is out now. It’s brand new, now in its 5th year, and it’s free!
What’s the catch? There isn’t one. We’re wine educators, so it’s what we do. AWE members are professionals that taste and teach wine almost daily. Quite often we drink it too. This guide has 100 wines we rate as being exceptional quality and value. The wines are available in the UK at supermarkets, independent wine merchants and online websites, so there should be no difficulty in finding them. There’s sure to be something you’d love to try at a price you like.
The brochure has easy-to-use sections: Under £10 in white, red and rosé. Then wines between £10 and £25, again in white, red and rosé. These are followed by sparkling, sweet and fortified wines, finishing up with sake.
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As usual, as a longstanding member of the AWE, I’ve chipped in with three stunning examples. Meanwhile, the other 97 are from some of my favourite people in wine. Hence you can bet it’s a reliable and useful guide. You can download a pdf of the free brochure by clicking the link below (it’s a safe link to another part of my website):
I find it particularly useful to keep this pdf on a mobile device. Then I can call it up when I’m out wine shopping!
Please note that this is a UK wine guide. All the wines are currently available in the UK, so I can’t promise they are available elsewhere.
Enjoy some AWEsome Wines right now! Moreover, why not download last year’s edition too? Here’s the free pdf download link for the 2018 version.
Now you’ve got 200 wines. That should keep you going for a bit.
Comments 3
Very good, fascinating and planty to argue over (a glass of). Many thanks
Hope you’re keeping well and thriving.
Martin
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Hi Martin, thanks for taking the time to comment and do share with your friends! All good here!
Thank you for this insight into the UK wine connoisseurs preferences. We hope our Chianti Classico will be on this list next year 🙂