
Tasting Journals
Wine Tasting Journal
A guided wine journal with structured scorecards and two practical flavour wheels.
Tasting Logbooks
100 scorecards with two wine tasting wheels, a wine colour scale and 30 quick-reference flavour and aroma prompts, plus index pages.
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This is a wine log for anyone who wants to remember what they drank and how it compared. Each wine gets its own page. Note the name, producer, style, variety, vintage, region, date and ABV, then write down what you notice in the nose, palate and legs, which are the streaks that run down the glass after a swirl.
Finding the words for what you taste or smell can be tricky, so the checkboxes give helpful prompts. There are 30 common flavours to tick, from lemon and apple to cherry, vanilla and smoke. Two wheels, Fresh & Fruit-Forward and Structured & Developed, group flavours into families: the first for light, bright wines, the second for richer, older or oaked ones. A seven-step colour scale runs from lemon green to deep purple, and a character and texture scale from light to bold. Mark the finish as short, medium or long, then add a star rating and a few lines of notes.
Four index pages hold a numbered list of your wines with their ratings, so a favourite is easy to find again.
Details, nose, palate, legs, finish, rating and notes on each.
Quick to tick, easy to compare later.
Lemon green, pale straw, gold, rosé, ruby, garnet, deep purple.
Four index pages and an ownership page.
The Fresh wheel covers citrus, green fruit, stone fruit, tropical fruit, red fruit, floral, herbal and mineral. The Rich wheel covers dark fruit, dried fruit, spice, oak, earthy, savoury, chocolate and nutty.
A scale from light, crisp, bright, silky, smooth, rich and full-bodied to bold, plus a short, medium or long finish.
The cover is in colour. The inside pages, including the wheels, are grayscale.
Yes. The colour scale runs from lemon green to deep purple, and the two wheels cover light, fruity wines and richer, more structured ones.
No. The wheels and checklist suggest words for what you smell and taste.
Beginners who would like a little guidance, and regular tasters who want one consistent format for tastings, vineyard visits and bottles at home. It also works as a gift for wine lovers.
The Wine Tasting Journal is the guided edition. The logbook is built for recording many wines quickly and clearly.