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Wine Folly
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    Wine Folly
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    Jul 28
    The zodiac might be fiction for some, but it does make a surprisingly amusing lens for exploring wine styles, structure, and personality in the glass. Fire Signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) - Wines with energy, lift, and bold expression - Think bright acidity, generous fruit, and
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    Wine Folly
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    Jul 21
    You don’t need to memorize grape varieties, regions, vintages, and tasting notes to enjoy wine. In reality, getting more out of a bottle often comes down to just four simple choices: 🍷 Color: The shade of a rosé can tell you a lot. Pale pink wines often means light-bodied, while
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    Wine Folly
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    Jul 20
    Whole cluster fermentation is one of the oldest tricks in the winemaking playbook. Instead of removing the grapes from their stems before fermentation, winemakers ferment entire grape clusters, stems and all. What stems can contribute: • Floral aromatics like violet and peony •
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    Wine Folly
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    Jul 7
    Can you guess where this rosé is from? 👀🌸🍷 This wine has that classic pale copper hue — the kind of rosé color that immediately points toward a very particular style. But color’s only the beginning. On the nose: strawberry, green melon, rose petal, wet limestone, and pink
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    Wine Folly
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    Jul 6
    A great wine-tasting trip hinges on three important decisions: which region? which wineries? and who to travel with. A few ways to get more out of wine country: - Plan for 2–3 winery visits a day instead of racing from appointment to appointment. - Learn what grapes and wine
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