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The club is designed for those who like to enjoy wine every day and those who know that wine helps make a party great - no matter what size! But who has time to make that extra trip after work to the wine store, trolling through endless bottles of wine? You should spend your time enjoying the wine, so we pick great bottles at great prices for you. No more guess work!

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When inviting friends over for a Fourth of July barbecue, it’s easy to find a wine that everyone at the party will enjoy. You have to appeal to guests whose tastes range from light and fruity to heavy and complex. As the host of the gathering, remember to put both reds and whites out, as many wine-lovers prefer one or the other. That way, you’ll surely please everyone. Above all, don’t worry too much.

Remember that most people who come to your house aren’t going to furrow their brows over the wine you serve; they’re just happy to be invited to join in the fun. If you choose wines you enjoy and pair them with foods you like, chances are you’ll be just fine. Keep in mind, however, that some people exclusively drink reds, while others drink only whites. Therefore, it’s a good strategy supply plenty of each. Choose two go-to wines that pair well with a great range of foods – sandwiches and burgers, as well as steaks and ribs. If you order in or if it’s a potluck shindig, you can still choose from an assortment of food-friendly wines.

For white wine, try to stay towards bottles with good acidity. Picks from the whites include Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Champagne and sparkling wines. Chardonnay, often rich and buttery with pear and apple notes, is the most popular white in the U.S. Although it does not pair perfectly with all foods, Chard fans simply won’t care. Pinot Grigio is usually a sure bet as well. This light, fruity, but subtle, pick will go with just about anything on your table. Viognier has the creaminess and body of Chard, but intriguing floral notes that guests will remembered.

Some exciting red wine to try could include a Spanish Rioja, made mostly from Tempranillo, or Italy’s Chianti which is made mostly from Sangiovese. Pinot Noir is also a shoe-in. Merlot is a soft, rich, plummy wine that will flatter most foods and is easy to drink. Syrah/Shiraz offers plenty of personality; find vivid dark-fruit flavors with pleasing spicy notes. Blends are also a great idea. American wineries are bringing together unique blends of grapes, and these wines are the newest attention-grabbers to hit the shelves. Start with blends that feature grapes you like. Branch out from there.

Also be sure to offer plenty of nonalcoholic beverages – people will look for cans of Miller Light and Pepsi.