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Valuing Red Wines
Wine lovers tend to be very aware that all red wines are not the same, although the average person may not realize there are differences that extend beyond the label on the bottle. In reality, there are at least 50 key varieties of red wine and the colors can range from light red and ruby red to opaque purple and almost black. Even the flavor can vary greatly among the varieties, ranging from fruity to having a hint of tobacco. Learning more about reds is a great way to develop an appreciation for this versatile wine type.
Both the color as well as the flavor of wines which are red is a combination of what the variety of the grapes that are used as well as the process that the wine was made through. Grapes used to make reds range from deep red to purple to blue and the skins are left on during fermentation. The skins contribute to the varieties of color and, along with the grape seed, determine the amount of tannins in the finished product. The longer the skins are left in contact with the fermenting grapes, the deeper the color and the higher the tannin content. Reds with the highest tannin content are considered full-bodied, like Cabernet, while lower tannin content gives medium-bodied Merlot or light-bodied Beaujolais. The fruity reds, which are named because of their flavor not because there is any sweetness, have the lowest tannin content of all the reds.
In addition to creating the variety of colors present in red wines, fermenting grapes in the skin also contributes flavenoids to the wine. The antioxidants, which are found in grape skin and seeds, enter the wine during the fermentation process. As a result, the concentration of flavenoids increases with the body of the wine. Four ounces of red wine per day contributes to heart health by reducing clotting, lowering bad cholesterol levels and raising good cholesterol levels. Flavenoids are also thought to play a part in forming nerve cells that may be key in avoiding the onset of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. Flavenoids also aid in preventing the growth of cancer cells.
The difference between types of red wines extends beyond what is written on the label. The differences, such as subtle variations in color, flavor and aroma, have been perfected by wine makers to make each red as different from another as the reds are from the whites. Those subtle differences begin with the grapes, but they are perfected in the winery. Fully appreciating the differences begins with learning and understanding more about them.
Are you aware of the true value of of the wines that you drink? Are you awaare that you can make wine yourself? If the answer is "no" then you are fortunate because there are books that can educate you on all aspects that you need to know about wines. From the grapevine to the table you have the ability to discover in the different ways wines are valued, made and even how the grapes are grown. Before long you will end up being a authority of wines and you will be able to wow your friends and family with your newly acquired knowledge. All it requires is the right know-how and you will be on your way. For additional information be sure and go here: Making Pear Wine also Making Pear Wine in addition to
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Should green apples or red apples be used for making apple pie?
Which is better?
The green apples, or Granny Smith's as they're called are the best because they hold up better during baking. They also have a slightly sour taste that goes well with the cinnamon sugar.
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