The Knackered Mother's Wine Guide: Because Life's too Short to Drink Bad Wine

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Useful, interesting and very funny - every woman who owns a corkscrew or knows about screw-caps needs a copy of this book. I’ve done plenty of wine tastings over the years but one particular tasting stands out, not least because I was wearing a gold catsuit and sharing a stage with DJ Sara Cox and comedians The Scummy Mummies with a tent full of knackered mothers. We take pride in offering a wide selection of used books, from classics to hidden gems, ensuring there is something for every literary palate.

In your new consumer writing role what is the best way for suppliers and producers to contact you about any new wines they have?A bit late but I had a busy start to the year hanging out (literally) in my swimwear doing a wine tasting in a hot tub halfway up a Swiss mountain ON NATIONAL TELEVISION. How do you look back now on the whole Knackered Mother experience from when you first started writing your blog and what it has achieved and brought to you? Who do you see as your target audience and what is the brief you get from the Daily Mail about what they want?

And once I got lost in the ITV studios doing This Morning and walked into the wrong dressing room to find three Love Island contestants in their swimming trunks.Now, we wouldn’t dream of eating the same thing every night (except for peanut butter on toast, could totally do that) but when it comes to wine we often stick to what we know. Go beyond the discount deals and discover the can't-go-wrong crowd-pleasers, perfect reds to go with your Sunday roast, the best wine to drink with chocolate, plus some unexpected suggestions for your next girls' night in. But start making a note – mental or actual – of what wine styles suit you and you can then find other wines to try that are similar but different.

A knackered mother-friendly wine guide with insider tips on how to choose the right wine for every occasion. Just finished reading this as I emerge from knackered motherdom dreaming of a life beyond cleaning and feeding two very small people.I’ll try out lots of different wines and even though I usually have a pretty good idea of what’ll work, I love finding a surprise pairing. But I knew I had to change the way I worked to fit around my family and do what I really wanted to do. But my absolute favourite place is round a kitchen table with friends, especially when my only job is to open the wine. Ever found yourself standing in front of a wall of wine in the supermarket looking for something – anything – that looks familiar/not too expensive?