The Knackered Mother's Wine Guide: Because Life's too Short to Drink Bad Wine
About this ebook
Do you frequently panic in the wine aisle and end up reaching for the same old thing. Every. Single. Time?
Have you found yourself picking the bottle with the nicest-looking label?
Do you automatically pick the second-cheapest wine on the list?
Are you looking to extend your wine horizons beyond Pinot Grigio?
You need The Knackered Mother's Wine Guide.
Come and explore the wonderful world of wine with drinks expert Helen McGinn. With tips on how to make the right wine choices for every occasion, from children's parties (because adults need something fizzy too) to planning a wedding or matching wine with food, this book will help you to choose with confidence.
Learn what to look for in the discount deals and discover the can't-go-wrong crowd-pleasers, perfect reds to go with your Sunday roast, the best wine to drink with chocolate, plus some unexpected suggestions for your next night in. Discover insights into fridge-door whites, store cupboard reds, and how to make the most of time spent together to raise a glass for a special occasion, or wind-down when the kids have finally gone to bed.
From Shiraz to Chardonnay, Pinot Noir to Prosecco, this crash-course guide will help you navigate the world of terroir, rosé, and pairings with wit and practicality. Perfect for any mum looking to expand her wine knowledge for seasonal celebrations, hosting dinner parties, or simply savouring a well-deserved tipple at the end of a long day.
Because life's too short to drink bad wine.
About the author
Helen McGinn is the author of award-winning wine blog The Knackered Mother’s Wine Club and three books including The Knackered Mother's Wine Guide, Teetotal Tipples and Homemade Cocktails. She has a weekly wine column in the Daily Mail and regularly appears on television as a wine expert. She‘s won numerous awards for her blog, including Fortnum & Mason’s Online Drink Writer of the Year and Red magazine’s Best Blogger.
Helen spent almost a decade sourcing wines from around the world as a supermarket wine buyer before spending the next half-decade pregnant. She is married with three children, too many dogs and a weird cat. Her desert island wine would be a bottle of 1988 vintage champagne. Her desert island dish would not be left-over fish fingers.
