1. Wine Made Easy: A Beginner's Guide To Wine
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Are you a nervous wine shopper? Do you know how to tell a dry wine from full bodied wine?
If you do not know how to choose wine or serve it, you need to learn more on this topic. This
article can help you.
Wine tastings are great to attend. It is a lot of fun and you get to try great wines. You can
even turn this into a social event. Have your wine loving friends come along. This can help
engage great conversation with the people that you love.
Red and white wines have their own separate style of glassware. White wines are best
served in a narrow wine glass, which keeps air away from the wine with its smaller opening.
Alternately, red wines are best served in wide-mouth glasses. That allows for plenty of air to
touch the wine surface, warming the wine and developing flavor as it works with the air.
To get the best aroma and flavor from your wine, store it at the proper temperature. Red
wines are best when they are served at about 60 degrees. A good starting point for your wine
is at 58 degrees. Drink it at about 47 degrees. Getting them too warm can make them taste
dull.
Don't be shy about joining discussion forums about wine online. There are plenty of places
on the Internet where you can go to have a conversation with other people about great
wines. Prior to joining a board, read some of the posts to see if it's a good fit.
If you are someone who loves wine, it can be enjoyable to visit wine country. This will give
you a firsthand look at the long process that goes in to wine making. These countries are
beautiful to see; you can develop a great appreciation for them and gain some context on
their origins.
If you enjoy fine wine, plan on visiting a wine country so you can see where grapes grow.
These places are both scenic and educational regarding wine.
Keep reds and whites in the right glasses. A narrow wine glass is better for your white wines,
which limits that warm air that touches the wine. Alternately, red wines are best served in
wide-mouth glasses. The rich flavors of red wines will awaken as the wine warms up to room
temperature and is exposed to air.
There are many types of wine, and not all should be aged. Before you do so, you must learn
as much as possible about each kind of wine. This allows you store the bottle properly and
without causing it damage. Bordeaux is one wine known for aging quite well.
White wines are generally best when drunk within two years of being bottled. The only
exception is Chardonnay. Chardonnays are fermented in oak barrels, typically. This is not
true of other whites. Red wines are better aged, on the other hand.
You shouldn't allow another person to dictate your taste in wine. If there is a particular wine

2. that you enjoy, then it's sure to be a great selection. This is generally a good rule to go by. It
is your personal taste that determines whether a wine is good, nothing else.