4. Proportionation: Just like a graceful beauty, a bottle of wine should also showcase its perfect proportion. The charm of good wine lies in its balanced flavor, rich aroma, soft taste, and long-lasting aftertaste. Young wines may not have reached this balance yet, while mature wines, after years of sedimentation, fully display the beauty of harmony.
5. Fine: The delicacy of wine lies in how it delicately displays its unique flavor. Imagine the light shooting motion of a basketball player, where the basketball lightly jumps at the fingertips, gracefully swipes through the air, and accurately lands into the basket. This is a manifestation of delicacy. Lack of exquisite wine, even if complex, can appear clumsy. Like good etiquette, delicacy is an indispensable part of elegant wine.
6. Balance: Balance is the essence of wine. Everyone may have a different understanding of balance, but balance is crucial for wine. Unbalanced wine, like a body without a soul, quickly loses its appeal.
At the most fundamental level, balance is reflected in the coordination of body, fruit flavor, tannins, acidity, and sweetness. A balanced wine is like a harmonious movement, becoming more elegant after aging. In recent years, as the maturity of wine grapes has increased, the alcohol content of wine has also increased. Therefore, the balance is also reflected in the harmonious unity between alcohol content and fruit aroma.
By learning these characteristics, you will be able to have a more comprehensive understanding and evaluation of wine, whether in social settings or personal tasting, and be able to discuss and enjoy wine more professionally.
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