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Both a fine wine's bouquet and flavor should be focused. Focused simply means that the scents, aromas, and flavors are precise and clearly delineated.
One approach focused on consumer attitudes toward France - bearing in mind that the project began just as the U.S.
Wine production in Argentina is mainly focused in the region which historically have always been involved in this activity and that are located in the western part of the country near the Andes.
You've decided red or white, focused on what the restaurant specializes in, eliminated the showcase wines, crossed off wines you already know and decided what you can spend. How many wines could possibly be left? Just a handful, we'd guess.
Much effort has been focused on our perceptive abilities, but in reality, being very sensitive to wine components is no guarantee of being a good wine evaluator.
I think the consumer-focused idea of offering wine enthusiasts "tasting packs" for specific wines is one of the best ideas I've seen in awhile.
In Britain, the temperance movement was largely a middle class phenomenon that originally focused on controlling, not preventing, drinking among the working class.
The most export-focused of the ex-Eastern bloc countries, Bulgarian Cabernet Sauvignon took the supermarkets by storm in the 1980s, offering juicy, blackcurrant-laced wines at bargain prices.
In the Southern Rhône, prestige Châteauneuf-du-Pape are very good to excellent, with focused fruit and perfect acidity. Tannins are rounded and there is enough matter to handle elevated alcohol levels (often 15%+).
South of Santa Cruz in the fertile coastal plains of the northern central coast, Monterey County is among California’s largest premium wine-growing regions, focused primarily on cool-climate varieties like chardonnay, pinot noir, riesling, ...
As an aphrodisiac, its alluring power has long been used to keep wandering eyes focused homeward. Some stories even report that ancient wives with straying husbands would powder their breasts with crushed basil to entice them back home.
This is an interesting winery, created by two bright winemakers who have added additional enologists to their group and are focused on making high-quality, value-oriented wines.
The awards focused only on wines that retail for less than CDN $25 a price category that accounts for 97% of wine purchases by volume in Canada. In its first year, the IVWA judged nearly 1,000 wines from 17 countries[2].
The term 'fine wine' is definitely one that is more subjective than objective, and actually more focused on price than any other factor. What exactly makes a wine 'fine'?
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I like to swallow (stay focused!). If you decide to swallow then pay attention to how it feels when the wine goes down your throat. If you feel it as warm then the alcohol content is high in this wine.
Diffuse: Wines that smell and taste unstructured and unfocused are said to be diffuse. When red wines are served at too warm a temperature they often become diffuse.
Two docs are focused on this variety-Aleatico di Puglia in southern Italy and Aleatico di Gradoli in lazio northwest of Rome. Aleatico wines that are fortified as liquorosos can serve as less expensive port substitutes.
Used for fresh, ripe, zesty, lively young wines with vivid, focused flavors.
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BRIGHT: Used for fresh, ripe, zesty, lively young wines with vivid, focused flavors.
Natural component in grapes that gives the final wine a snappy refreshing quality. Wines with too little acidity taste dull, flabby and unfocused. Wines with too much acidity can taste aggressively tart.
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The furore over this vintage was a turning point for The Wine Advocate and Burgundy, and with time Parker ceased reviewing the region and focused his attention elsewhere.
 See also: Wine, Region, White, Grape, Taste
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