Which wine do I want?

Choosing a wine is not always easy, especially if you are not a wine expert. This page will help you find the perfect wine based on a few simple preferences.

Take a look at the categories below and use them in your conversation with our virtual sommelier (click on "Chat with AI" at the bottom right of the page). Based on your answers, he will suggest the wine that best suits your taste and preferences.

For example: I am looking for a dry white wine that pairs perfectly with salmon. It should not be too acidic and should cost no more than 20 euros.

Result: "Mâcon La Roche Vineuse Blanc 2023 or Trésaille blanc 2023; both are dry, not too sharp wines that pair well with salmon and are within your budget. Mâcon offers a round Chardonnay texture with balanced acidity and a nice body; Trésaille (Tressallier) is fresh and elegant with medium acidity and a fine finish. Would you like to see the product page for one of these or order directly?"

Color

White / Rosé / Red

The color of a wine depends on the grapes used and the way the wine is made. White wines are often fresh and light, rosé wines fruity and refreshing, and red wines usually fuller and more powerful.

Sweetness

Sweet / Semi-dry (Demi-sec) / Dry

Sweetness indicates how much residual sugar is in the wine. Dry wines contain almost no sugar, while sweet wines have a distinctly sweeter taste.

Sustainability

Conventional / HVE-3 / Organic

This indicates how the wine was produced. Some winemakers work conventionally, while others opt for sustainable, organic, or biodynamic methods that are more respectful of nature and the environment.

Structure (body)

Light / Medium / Strong

The structure or “body” describes how full and powerful a wine feels in the mouth. Light wines are fresh and easy to drink, while powerful wines are richer and more intense.

Acidity

Low / Medium / High

Acidity provides freshness and liveliness in a wine. Wines with higher acidity often taste fresher and pair well with fish or light dishes. Higher acidity is better for long aging.

Tannins

Mild / Moderate / Strong

Tannins are mainly found in red wine and come from grape skins. They give structure to the wine and create a slightly dry or astringent sensation in the mouth.

Occasion / Meal

Appetizer / Fish / White or red meat / Vegetarian / Dessert

The choice of wine often depends on the occasion or the dish. Some wines go better with fish, others with meat, cheese, or as an aperitif.

Aging method

Stainless steel tanks / Oak wood barrels / Concrete tanks

This indicates how the wine has been aged after fermentation. Some wines are aged in stainless steel tanks for a fresh style, while others are aged in wooden barrels for more complexity and structure. Concrete breathes like wood, but is neutral like stainless steel.

Budget

< €10 / €10-€30 / €30+

By choosing a budget, you can more easily find a wine that meets your expectations and suits the occasion.