Is your wine making the moment better — or just quieter?

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and I want to spend it talking about something most wine content skips entirely.

→ Read: What Role Is Your Glass Actually Playing?​

Not how to drink less. Not which wines are "healthiest." But something quieter: the difference between wine that makes you more present and wine that helps you check out.

I've been thinking about this a lot, and I wrote about it on the blog this week.

The question I'm sitting with — and the one I'd love you to consider — is this:

When you pour a glass tonight, is it enhancing the moment, or replacing it?

No wrong answer. Just worth noticing.

→ Read: What Role Is Your Glass Actually Playing?​

I'll be in your inbox every Monday this month with one small idea about experiencing wine more intentionally. Practical, honest, short on lectures.

Cheers,

~ Anne 🍷

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