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The Online Encyclopedia and Directory of Wineries
| There are a number of grapes used in multiple wine styles. Zinfandel for instance, most commonly produces a medium body Red wine. Some wineries however, produce a sweet,
new world blush version of wine by keeping the juice on the skins for just a short time and leaving some residual sugar
(do not get me started on this one - a practice that has set the reputation of blush wines back decades). In addition to
producing the famous Reds of Burgundy, Pinot Noir is also used for producing some well-known Champagnes. The variations that
winemakers can invent are virtually endless so the product descriptions are limited to the classic presentations. |
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To find Varietals that are best served at a desired temperature, click on the “Encyclopedia Varietal Report” button, (2nd button down on the left) and use Winery-Sage.com’s powerful database and filter tools to find the perfect Varietals. |
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