Yema: The juice strained without pressing or any pressure at all.
Young: Wine that is not sufficiently aged.
Yema (yolk) The first portion of Must obtained through a straining process without the pulp being subjected to any mechanical process. Also, a bud on the vine stalk.
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Yema: First must juice, obtained by straining not pressing, without any pressure at all.
Sherry varies and dictates the outcome of the multiple styles and the level of alcohol. However, the basic concept goes something like this, and like English grammar is fraught with exceptions: 1) Harvest grapes; 2) Press to yield the mosto de yema ...
 See also: Finish, Must, Complex, Sherry, Character
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