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Ultimately, wine is processed by definition - unprocessed wine is grape juice. But like you, I think less manipulated is better, otherwise you end up with borin
by WillPostForFood 9y ago
Ultimately, wine is processed by definition - unprocessed wine is grape juice. But like you, I think less manipulated is better, otherwise you end up with boring but pleasant homogenous tasting wine. The now defunct In Pursuit of Balance really pushed this.
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/31/magazine/the-wrath-of-grapes.html https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/31/magazine/the-wrath-of-gra...
- belorn 9y agoTechnically, wouldn't natural wine be processed grape juice? Processed wine would be cheap wine that get enhanced by an additional process like added ingredients or heat/pressure.
- jhbadger 9y agoSome versions of Protestantism in fact use grape juice for communion under the argument that the wine that Jesus was said to have made was "new wine" and thus unfermented. Which makes one wonder why the miracle wasn't told as turning water into juice.