About Us

     We (blog authors) are living in the US (San Francisco Bay Area, California) advocating wine to Asian countries especially S. Korea, one of rising stars in Asia. People living in S. Korea are constantly looking for a better life style and wine is one of them. Unfortunately, wine by itself is a stranger to most of S. Koreans and comes to a luxury item that can be enjoyed only on special occasions or for privileged folks. We would like to change this perception by introducing bottles of wine that are at reasonable prices (usually less than $100). We hope you can enjoy wine as much as we do and want it to be a part of your everyday dinner.

     What makes this blog different from other wine blogs? I asked this question to my self, and I'd like to share this with blog viewers too. The primary difference that I want to make is that: I will avoid luxury wines that are so far from middle class people. Of course, one can recommend a bottle of wine produced by Opus One. Regardless its vintage, this bottle wouldn't disappoint you. But this bottle most likely costs you more than $200 (a bottle). Or one can show off Chateau Lafite-Rothschild Pauillac (2008), but this costs $2,300. So this blog will focus on bottles of wine less than $100 yet, very well crafted so that you can take any bottle of wine introduced in this blog with no hesitation.

How to read rating?

	Buy this wine only if you have cash to blow.
	Not so good, but not so bad. If you want to buy.
	Good wine. Your money is well spent.
	Very good wine. Definitely Buy. It will not disappoint you!
	Excellent wine. No other words are necessary. Taste it for yourself!

How to read price?

	Less than $20 (USD)
	Less than $40 (USD)
	Less than $60 (USD)
	Less than $80 (USD)
	Less than $100 (USD)