Young wine and old wine offer very different experiences. Young wines are typically fresh, fruit-forward, and vibrant, with bright acidity and primary flavors like citrus, berries, or stone fruit. As wine ages, those fresh flavors soften and evolve into more complex notes such as dried fruit, earth, nuts, leather, or spice. Not all wines are meant to age, and aging doesn’t automatically make a wine better—it simply changes its character. Read More
Tomorrow’s Topic: Wine & Food Pairing
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