In a vineyard so grand,
Grows grapes upon the land,
Rosé, noir, and muscat too,
All waiting for their debut.

Mead and moscato, oh so sweet,
Sipping them is such a treat,
Prosecco bubbles, light and fun,
Drinking it is never done.

Merlot, a deep and rich delight,
Pairs with meats on a starry night,
Port, a drink for after dinner,
Perfect with a sweet, warm cinnamoner.

And lastly, but not the least,
Pinot, with its fruity feast,
So many wines to choose from here,
Which one will you hold dear?

So cheers to wine, cheers to you,
May your glass be full and true,
And as you grow and learn each day,
Remember to drink in a responsible way.

Reflections

1. What types of grapes grow in the vineyard described in the poem?
2. What are some examples of sweet wines mentioned in the poem?
3. Which wine is described as a good pairing with meats on a starry night?
4. What is port, and when is it typically consumed?
5. What is the message at the end of the poem about drinking wine responsibly?