Every May 25 · 5.25
National Wine Day
Wine Day Every Day.
Until National Wine Day
🍷 It’s National Wine Day!
Raise a glass, tag your pour #NationalWineDay, and share it with the Wine Day crew.
Interactive · The Wine Day blending bar
Blend your own glass, then find the real bottle
Pick red or white, choose your grapes and set the percentages the way a winemaker would. Then we’ll find the closest real wine to your blend.
1 Pick a color
2 Choose your grapes (up to 6)
3 Set the percentages (always adds up to 100%)
Your blend
Pick your grapes
Tap a grape to start pouring.
The Wine Day crowd
Crowd favorite blends
Hit “This is my blend” to add your vote.
Top blends
Top single-grape picks
Just for fun. Matches come from our hand-picked list of real wines with published grape percentages, so blends vary by vintage. Bottle links go to Wine.com, where price, vintage and shipping vary by state. Some bottle links are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you (affiliate disclosure). 21+ only. Please enjoy responsibly.
Today’s toast ·
Toast
Here’s to the people we pour for.
A new toast, tip, or wine fact every day. Come back tomorrow — or bring it to the conversation.
The Wine Day community
Celebrate with us on Facebook
The party lives at facebook.com/wineday — toasts, pours, pairings, and a good excuse to open something nice. Follow along and share what’s in your glass all year long.
- Post your pour with #NationalWineDay and #WineDayEveryDay
- Catch the wine days we celebrate throughout the year
- Swap pairing ideas, bottle picks, and toasts
Loads Facebook’s page feed.
Wine Day Every Day
Reasons to raise a glass all year
May 25 is the main event, but the calendar is full of excuses. Here are some of our favorites — fan-favorite “wine days” plus seasons and holidays made for a bottle.
Most of these are unofficial, fan-celebrated days, and dates for “Xth weekday” days are worked out for the current year.
About the day
Why May 25?
National Wine Day is an unofficial, fan-driven celebration observed in the U.S. every May 25 — 5.25 — right as spring turns to patio season. There’s no proclamation or governing body behind it, just a simple idea: open a bottle, share it with people you like, and tip your glass to everyone who grows, makes, and pours wine.
It’s not to be confused with National Drink Wine Day on February 18, or the red (Aug 28) and white (Aug 4) wine days later in the year. We figure that’s just more chances to celebrate.
How to celebrate
- Open something you’ve been saving. Today’s the occasion.
- Visit a local winery or wine shop and ask for their favorite.
- Share your pour with #NationalWineDay — and tag us on Facebook.
- Toast responsibly. Plan a ride, drink water, and enjoy.
Coming soon
The Wine Day picks
We’re putting together our favorite celebration essentials — glassware, openers, picnic gear, and gift ideas for the wine lover in your life. Follow us on Facebook to see them first.
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