Acidification
A process practiced in warm wine regions whereby a winemaker adds acid to fermenting wine… Continue reading
A process practiced in warm wine regions whereby a winemaker adds acid to fermenting wine… Continue reading
The word fleshy is used to describe wines with a certain plumpness and rich core… Continue reading
Diacetyl is a buttery-tasting compound that is a by-product of malolactic fermentation, the process in… Continue reading
Ghost winery is a nickname for a dormant, deserted winery. Although the California wine industry… Continue reading
The wine from a selected barrel or vat (the term is derived from the French… Continue reading
Used as a verb, to crush means to break the grape skins so that the… Continue reading
País (pie EECE) is the historic grape behind Chile’s table wines. Originally known as criolla… Continue reading
Once spelled bouse, the word Booze comes from the medieval Dutch word Büsen, meaning “to… Continue reading
A term for mouthfilling, full-bodied wines, chunky and viscous enough to seem almost chewable. Certain… Continue reading
Offensive-smelling compounds that result from poor winemaking when hydrogen sulfide combines with components in the… Continue reading
Meaning “muzzle” in English, a muselet is the wire cage that holds a Champagne or… Continue reading
A varietal wine is made principally from one variety of grapes. A bottle of cabernet… Continue reading