📚 Judging a wine by its label can be a bit like judging a book by its cover, informative but sometimes misleading. While the label can give you clues about the wine's origin, grape variety, and producer, it doesn´t always reflect the quality or taste. The important thing is the wine inside and how it tastes.

The label you see when the bottle is on a shelf is the showstopper. It's designed to catch your eye and give you a quick impression of the wine. It will tell you the producer or brand name, designation of the wine, and it may mention the region and vintage. While the label can give you clues about the wine's origin, grape variety, and producer, it doesn´t always reflect the quality or taste.

The label on the back is where the real story is told. It provides more specific information about the wine. It often includes additional information such as alcohol content, sulfite declaration, for sure the region of origin an vintage, if not provided before, tasting notes, food pairing suggestions and any legal disclaimers or barcodes. It gives you a deeper understanding of the wine's characteristics and how it might suit your taste.