How Does the Flavor of Leather Get into Wine?

What Texture Means in a Wine

What is a Dry Wine?

What is Tannin?

Why Red Wines Can Make your Mouth Feel Dry but White Wines Don’t

How Do All Those Flavors Get into Wine?

Where Do All Those Flavors in Wine Come From?

How Do All Those Other Fruit Aromas and Favors Get into Wine?

Wine Aromas and Flavors are Heavily Influenced by Esters, Isoprenoids, Thiols and Phenols

Wine Flavors -- The Grapes

Wine Flavors -- The Grape Skins, Seeds and Stems

Wine Flavors -- The Fermentation Process

Wine Flavors -- Malolatic Conversion

Wine Flavors -- The Aging Process

How Fermentation and Aging Affect a Wine’s Aroma

Aromas Play an Important Role in How a Wine Tastes

Ever Wonder How Oak Affects the Flavor of Wine

Oak and Its Effect on Wine Flavors

Ever Wonder About the Types of Oak Used in Wine Barrels?

What's the Difference Between American and French Oak Barrels?

Ever Wonder? Can Aged Riesling Really have the Aroma of Petrol?

Acidity Levels in Wine

The Role of Acidity in a Wine

The Top Two Most Prominent Acids in Wine - Tartaric and Malic

Sip Your Wine for a More Enjoyable Experience

What Make a Wine “Refreshing?”

What is Residual Sugar?

Factors that Affect How Sweet a Wine Tastes

Is There a Relationship Between Alcohol Levels and Residual Sugar?

What Does Jammy, Buttery and Earthy Mean in a Wine?

The Four Fundamental Traits of a Good Wine

 Acidity

Tannin

Alcohol

Sweetness

And How they Must be Balanced

What Does Total Acidity and pH Mean in a Wine?

What is Wine Body?

Confusing Sweetness with Fruitiness in Wines

The Relative Sweetness of Common Red and White Wines

Don't Confuse a Dry Wine with a Tannic Wine