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>what do people mean with those names they use to describe it's taste: "dry", "body", "mature", "grassy", etc. I always thought it was all pretentious claptrap
by InCityDreams 4y ago
>what do people mean with those names they use to describe it's taste: "dry", "body", "mature", "grassy", etc.
I always thought it was all pretentious claptrap, until a bar owner gave me a glass of 'wine from where I'm from".
Wow! My description?
"Dry, full-bodied, heavy", then, there where the _several aftertastes is how I'd describe it, and i later bought several bottles.
As a dark-beer drinker i was knocked out by this stuff, and did (finally) understand how some descriptions can be applied. I've tried a few different wines in a few different bars since, and the vast majority have been a very easy "light, fruity....and shite".
- romeoblade 4y agoWhat was the wine he gave you? Always looking for new ones to try!