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A good wine

A good wine together with wine aerators tastes smooth and pleasant and leaves an agreeable taste in the mouth. Occasionally you may come across a wine that tastes somewhat bitter and unpleasant. That wine is evidently spoilt. The two major causes of wine getting tainted are cork influence and oxidation. The color of wine varies sharply, even if they belong to the same type of wine. For example, white wines are not actually white but range from green to yellow to brown. Red wines are not just red; they range from a pale red to a deep brown red, usually becoming paler in color as they age. Swirling the wine allows you to observe the body of the wine. A thicker body indicates a higher alcohol content and sweetness level.

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