Difference Between Red And White Wine

Romance, glamour, sophistication- nothing captures them all more effectively than a sparkling glass of wine. Unlike other liquors, wine is about fine living, loving, and indulging your senses. Medical research reveals that both red and white wines are brimming with antioxidants that keeps your health safe. Beginner can outset by simply figuring the three basic types of wine- white, red and rose- what makes each different
WHITE WINE
The first thing one should know about white wine is that it isn’t white but ocher. Process of making the wine starts with fermenting white grape juice obtained from white grapes. It is quite possible to make white wine from red grapes but the juice needs to be kept away from any contact with skin and pips as they
The wine gets colour from the skin and the pips, not from the juice and traditionally aged in oak barrels for a year or two.
ROSE
Contrary to popular belief, rose wine doesn’t come from blending red and white wines. It is traditionally known to be made from red grapes.The wine gets its rose tint from limited contact with the skin and pips of the grapes, which are then removed.
SPARKLING WINE
Most of us consider sparkling wine as champagne. But champagne is the name given to only one kind of wine made from grapes grown in the champagne region of France. Wine sparke is from the much maligned co2 which is natural byproduct of the process of fermentation that makes it fizzy and
Store it right: Look for a dark, cool but not too dry corner in your house and keep the bottles on their bellies to prevent cork – related problems.
Left over wine: For saving leftover wine find a small container for it and pour till the wine comes up to the rim. Now cork the bottle so that some wine does spill out- this ensures that there is absolutely no air within the container to degrade the wine. Store the container in refrigerator but do drink it up within a week.
Colour Hue: Hold the glass of wine against the light and look at it carefully. Most wines are vivid in colour and change their hue when they are exposed to light. There is no right or perfect colour for wine. Now hold it against the white cloth to observe the colour more carefully. You’ll immediately be able to discern if its robe(body colour) is pale or dark. A pale robe would mean pink for red wine and amber for white. A darker one means red, maroon and ruby for red wine and gold for white.
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