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1. winefolly.com › tips › the-spectrum-of-boldness-in-red-wines-chartRed Wines From Lightest to Boldest (Chart) - Wine Folly

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   Wines with red fruit flavors tend to have a lighter body. Wines with black fruit flavors tend to have a fuller body. Tips: Wines may taste different than depicted depending on where they’re grown and how they’re made. This chart shows us several red wine varieties and the climate types they prefer. Jones et al 2006.

2. grapeadventures.com › in-what-order-should-wine-be-tasted-and-why-it-mattersIN WHAT ORDER SHOULD WINE BE TASTED AND WHY IT MATTERS

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   7 sie 2024 · A general progression for serving and tasting wine is whites before reds, light body before full body, young vintages before old, dry before sweet wines, and fragrant white wines before oaky white wines.

3. www.firstpourwine.com › wine-101 › wine-tasting-orderWine Tasting Order - FIrst Pour Wine

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   In general the rules are as follows: White before Red – This is important not only for the flavor of the wine, but also could offend your host in some cultures. Dry before Sweet – The sweetness will cause the drier wine to become to acidic. Light Body before Heavy Body – It’s harder to taste a Pinot Noir after a big Cabernet.

4. www.decanter.com › learn › adviceWine tasting order: Red, white or sparkling first? Ask Decanter

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   29 cze 2018 · Wine tasting order – ask Decanter. Alistair McGlynn, Edinburgh, asks: At wine events, the bottles are usually lined up from sparkling first to dessert wines at the end, but I’ve noticed some people taste red wines first then go back to whites. Is this personal preference or is there some merit in it?’

5. thefoodiediary.com › red-wines-from-lightest-to-boldest-chartRed Wines From Lightest to Boldest Chart - The Foodie Diary

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   17 mar 2024 · Whether you’re a novice to the world of viticulture or a seasoned oenophile, understanding the spectrum of red wines from lightest to boldest can elevate your wine experience. This guide serves as a chart, navigating you through the delightful journey of red wines.

6. bettertastingwine.com › servingorderWine Serving Order: Traditional vs Practical - BetterTastingWine

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   When working with more than one wine, serving order matters. Drinking a fruity red after a bold red will make it tastes one-dimensional and watery. There are 5 traditional guidelines on the serving order of wine.

7. www.mcclaincellars.com › best-wine-tasting-order-wine-typesBest Wine Tasting Order of Common Wine Types

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   21 paź 2018 · Within the red wines, common varietals you can expect to encounter include Pinot Noir, Merlot, Shiraz, and Cabernet. Pinot Noir is the lightest of the red wines and while the flavors are rich, they are also relatively dry. Merlot is very soft and smooth and is often considered one of the most accessible wines.