The wines of France (representative of Old World wines) are too hot, and the price is slightly high compared to the quality, followed by Australia (representative of New World wines), and then the United States (New World wines). ).

New World countries with relatively good wine quality include Chile, South Africa, and New Zealand. The price-performance ratio is okay and the taste is popular.

I personally think Canadian wine is average and not very outstanding.

The quality of wines in the old world countries is very good, and German dry whites and ice whites are suitable for popular tastes. Good value for money.

Red wines with regional characteristics are Spain, Italy, and Portugal.