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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
What Does "Body" Mean in Wine?
The "body" of a wine is sometimes called its "heft". It really means the weight you feel in your mouth when you drink it.
For the novice wine-drinker, some of the terms you could use to describe the body are:
Big, chewy, fat, fleshy, full, light, soft, syrupy, thick, velvety, watery or weighty.
To find just the right wine takes some sampling (which is the fun part). Sounding like you know what you are talking about takes even longer. But, the more you sample, the more experienced you will become. Find your own terms and follow your heart. You can't really be "wrong" when you give your opinion about the "body" of a wine you are sampling.
Be sure to have the appropriate glassware to enhance your wine-drinking experience. Check out all of our glassware and carafes at AWineBoutique.com. Many items are NOW ON SALE!
CHEERS!
For the novice wine-drinker, some of the terms you could use to describe the body are:
Big, chewy, fat, fleshy, full, light, soft, syrupy, thick, velvety, watery or weighty.
To find just the right wine takes some sampling (which is the fun part). Sounding like you know what you are talking about takes even longer. But, the more you sample, the more experienced you will become. Find your own terms and follow your heart. You can't really be "wrong" when you give your opinion about the "body" of a wine you are sampling.
Be sure to have the appropriate glassware to enhance your wine-drinking experience. Check out all of our glassware and carafes at AWineBoutique.com. Many items are NOW ON SALE!
CHEERS!
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