- Invite your girlfriends and have each of them bring 1 or 2 of their favorite bottles of wine
- Once everyone arrives, give each person a note card and a pen
- Before each tasting have each person give the name and a little description of the wine they brought
- Once the wine is poured and tasted, ask each person to rate the wine and write it on their note card. (You can use a rating system from 1 to 10.)
- When all the wines have been tasted, tally the score and the person with the most liked wine wins a prize (Sometimes, it’s just more wine.)
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