WineBlueBook is a convenient wine buying guide that groups the major critics' average wine ratings, then lists them by price to determine overall value for the wine.

WineBlueBook is published 12 times a year (delivered via email) and answers the question "Is a wine rating of 90 for a 2003 Australian Shiraz a good value for $30?"

Each issue reviews the wines scored the previous month by the wine critics. Get the October issue free by entering your email address in the box to the above left.

How do you use WineBlueBook?
For any given score, the best value wine appears at the top. The average price for that score appears at the bottom.

A note about wine scores
Do scores matter? Yes. But no more than personal taste. So why care about scores? Because scores drive prices. And in the absence of personal experience, you must weigh quality (scores) against price to make purchase decisions. WineBlueBook give you an objective tool for doing just that.