150+ (Actually Good) Wine Tasting Group Names For Your Club

May 11, 2021

Wine tasting is the practice of inspecting and determining the quality and flavor profiles of the drink. While the method could be traced back to the history of wine production itself, it was only during the 14th century where wine tasting practice was formalized. Wine connoisseurs continue developing definitions to describe a certain taste, aroma, and attribute of a particular vintage.

There are certain stages in wine tasting namely: the appearance, the aroma of the wine (in a glass), the sensation (in the mouth), and the aftertaste (final stage). These stages combined determine the potential of the wine (wine fitness for aging and drinking), intricacy and style, and even critiques of the wine.

If you’re a wine lover, you already know that wine is best paired with food and friends. Here are some wine tasting clubs name ideas you can use for your next wine tasting event organized by category.

Red meat paired with a fine red wine.

Wine Tasting Club Name Ideas

Wine Connoisseurs Delight
The Wine Gurus
The Bombers
Mauve Orange Tasters
Sunday Space Turmoil
Gentle Mad Sippers
The Temecula Tasters
Syrah Sisters
New Stucco Admirers
Storm Connoisseurs
The Wine Guys
Wine Lovers Circle
Wine Craft
Crazy Serious Tasters
Grandpa’s Wine Group
The Mighty And The High
The Vineyard Dudes
Warm Weather Critics
Mouths Of Glory
The Islanders
The Westerners
Chardonay Sippers

The Pinot Pals
Cabernet Critters
Great Taste
Transatlantic Sippers
The Malbec Mavens
Zinfandel Super Stars
Blue Crown
Olfactory Specialists
Legendary Snuffers
World Wine Critics
Story Tellers
Tri-Axis Connoisseurs
The Wiser Wine
The California Vintage
Taste Challengers
The Methodologists
Sniff Masters
Wine Skippers
Spectrum Of Senses

Wine Tasting Group Name Ideas

Dead Serious Tasters
Never Enough
Interstellar Wine
Wine Friends
On Cloud Wine
The Cork Group
One World Wine Tasting Group
Creative Mouths
Heavenly Tasters
Fantastic Snuffers
Flavor Hunters
Wine Aromatherapy
Malbec Masters
Sniffology
Pour Me Another
Wine Aficionados
Grandma Wine Club
Finest Wine Enthusiasts
Fine Young Connoisseurs
Savor Searchers
Exquisite Palates
Aromatic Hunters
Pour Me!
Wine Doctors
Flavor Masters
Eccentric Wine Specialists
Wine Dilettantes
Aromatic Freaks
Critical Essences
Wine Wanderers
The Pinot Noir Pack
Simply Red
Cork Soakers
Grape Me
Wine Junkies

Pour me another!

Wine Tasting Event Name Ideas

Art Of Wine Tasting
Wine Tasters Tech
Wine Drive
Thirsting For Great Wine
The Syrah Event
Map of Merlot
Transfixed On Wine
A Tour of Italy
Wine On Demand
Wine Not?!
Please, Tell Me Wine.

Swirling Sisters
Wine A Lot
Thank God It’s Wine
Bring Me To Wine
Wine Is Life
Sipping in Spain
Meant To Sniff
Wine Criticized
Stop Wining!
Wake Up And Smell The Wine!
It’s All About The Wine
It’s Wine Time!
Experiencing Great Wine
The Argentina After Taste
Let’s Wine About It
A Taste Of Sweet Life
Wine, Exposed
How About Wine?
Pocketful Of Connoisseurs
Focus On Wine
Talkin’ ‘Bout Wine
Critical Point
Silent Wine Tasting
SouthSide Wine Tasting
Wine Tasting Finds
Passport To The Finest Wines

Wine Bowling Team Name Ideas

Wine Chasers
Wine Rollers
Frantic Winers
King Pins
Pin Busters
Spare Fair
Line Crossers
Wannabe Bowlers
Oddballs
Pin Pals
Obviously Not Winers
Wine Pounders
Bowling Pin Winers
Strikes And Wines
2 Legit 2 Wine
Winers And Bowlers
Alley Winers
Lucky Strikes
The Slackers
The Wineabes
Alley Masters
Babes And Balls
Thunder Balls
Winers And Rollers
Life Bowlers
Bowler Kings
The Brunswicks
@ The Alley
Alley Dudes
Balliners Crew
Double Impact

Go team!

COVID Survivor Wine Team Names

The Quaranteam
Stay At Home Wine Masters
The Quarantine Sniffers
Masked Wine Connoisseurs
Gone Viral
Living With A Cause
Winin’ And Survivin’
Busy Survivin’
Covid Survivor Connoisseurs
Beyond Covid
Wine Life
Live Like Wine
Life Connoisseurs
Masked Winers
Mad Winer
Zoom Zoom Quaranteam Champs
Three Masked Wine Drinks
Pandemic Survivors
Wine Lockdown
Lockdown Sniffers
Lockdown Ladies
Lockdown And Out
Quarantine Wine Club
Wine Immunity
Flu Fighters
Pandemic At The Disco
Wine Support Group
Billy Ray Virus
Covid Winers
Wine And Life Survivors
Wine Zoomers
Wine 365

Tips for Organizing a Wine Tasting Group

Organizing a wine tasting group can be a daunting task to others, however, knowing what and how to prepare can help reduce the stress around organizing one. Here are some tips on how to organize a wine tasting group.

1. Find a format that best suits your group. In organizing any group event, it would almost always be wise to start with what format that matches the interests of the group. As an example, you could start by sampling five red wines per month in your group. Another approach is to focus on a certain region each month from American wine to South American to Italian.

Test the format that works best for the members of your group. You may change the organization from time to time to invigorate your group to continue to participate and keep things fresh.

2. Nominate a Head. Every group needs a leader, one that would set the tone and guiding principles for members. Strategies like preparing what wine to serve a day before the actual wine tasting event are one of the strategies the head or leader can do or assign to certain personnel.

3. Deliberate tasting expenses. One of the most critical parts of tasting events that goes under appreciated is cost. High-end wine doesn’t come cheap and neither do cheeses or meats that pair best with the beverage. This is especially true with smaller groups that may not realize what costs are involved in this type of affairs. It would be best to discuss the expense of food and drink before members join to be transparent on the prices. One smart approach is to charge a fixed rate each month to attend. Knowing what monthly fee the members are willing to pay will determine the quality of wine that will be enjoyed.

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4. Consider the size of the group. Doing the math, larger groups mean larger costs. For larger groups of 20 or more members, consider purchasing wine at bulk retailers like Costco to save money. The grocery chain Trader Joe’s also carries a large selection of wines under $20 per bottle. Streamlining your choices can help you in managing your tasting group much better than indiscriminately inviting everyone you know.

5. Uphold respect. Most good tasting groups foster respect amongst members. The goal is to debate while sharing ideas and learning. Fostering one-sided opinions almost always create unhealthy relationships and ends up being a biased group of people. Be sure everyone in the club has the time and comfort level to share their ideas with the group. No one wants to be part of a club where one of two members dominate the conversation each month.

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