
Tasting Logbooks
Wine Tasting Logbook
100 scorecards with two wine tasting wheels, a wine colour scale and 30 quick-reference flavour and aroma prompts.
Tasting Journals
85 detailed tasting scorecards with 44 aroma checkboxes, two full-page wine flavour wheels and introductory wine tasting guidance.
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A wine tasting journal for recording what you taste and building a personal reference that grows with your palate over time.
The journal includes 85 tasting scorecards for recording the wine's name, varietal, producer, region, vintage, ABV, appearance, nose, palate, finish and rating. Each scorecard has 44 aroma checkboxes as quick prompts, so you're not starting from a blank page when you're trying to name what you taste and smell.
Before the scorecards come a few introductory pages covering the basics: how grape, place, climate and winemaking shape what's in the glass, how to use the scorecards, how glassware, temperature and food make a difference, and why it's worth tasting a wine again. Then the two full-page wine flavour wheels, one for fresh, fruit-forward wines and one for structured, developed wines.
Whether you're tasting at home, visiting vineyards, joining a tasting group or building a collection, the journal gives you structure without getting in the way.
It also makes a good gift for anyone who enjoys wine, whether they're just starting to notice what they like or already keep notes on every bottle.
Many wine tasting journals are collections of scorecards with a flavour wheel and blank space for notes. This one has all of that, plus 44 aroma checkboxes on every page, practical prompts that help you notice what's in the glass. Two wheels cover different styles of wine, from fresh and fruit-forward to structured and developed. And a short front section covers the basics, so you know what you're looking for before you start.
85 detailed wine tasting scorecards with 44 aroma checkboxes. Record the wine's name, varietal, producer, region, vintage, ABV, appearance, nose, palate, finish and rating. The checkboxes help you identify and name what you're tasting.
A short opening section explains how to use the scorecards and what to look for in appearance, nose, palate, structure and finish. It covers how grape, place, climate and winemaking shape flavour, and how glassware, temperature, food, storage and age affect what you taste. It also explains why your own impressions are worth trusting.
Two full-page wheels, one for fresh and fruit-forward wines and one for structured and developed wines with more body, tannin, oak and age. They give you a visual reference for aroma and flavour families.
Ten index pages and four notes pages help you keep track of the wines you've tasted and build a personal record over time.
Yes. The two wheels cover fresh, fruit-forward wines as well as more structured, developed ones, and the aroma checkboxes work for any wine.
No. The short introduction at the front covers what to look for, and the 44 aroma checkboxes suggest words for what you smell and taste.
The cover is in colour. The inside pages, including the wheels, are black and white.
Beginners who would like some guidance, and regular tasters who want a structured place to record bottles, vineyard visits and comparisons. It also works as a gift for wine lovers.
The journal is the guided edition, with an introduction, two full-page wheels and 44 aroma checkboxes on each of its 85 scorecards. The Wine Tasting Logbook is built for recording many wines quickly, with 100 scorecards and 30 flavour prompts.