Don t know how to buy red wine, how to buy red wine?

Good taste of red wine:

1. Really good red wine should not only smell fragrant and pleasant, but also taste mellow and full, generally, after the wine enters the mouth, it will bring some "bitter" and "astringent" taste, which are caused by the tannins in the wine.

2. Tannins combine with the protein in the saliva, and a chemical reaction occurs, the saliva secretion decreases, resulting in a tightening feeling, which makes people feel dry.

3. The tannins in the fermented wine after time will be touched and fused with other substances, making the red wine delicate and silky, and the bitter taste will also become lighter, so the really delicious red wine is smooth to drink, the taste is balanced, the taste of the red wine is full of mouth, and the aftertaste is long.

Wine cabinet storage: For those who drink a lot of wine and have a lot of wine, a wine cellar becomes a great option.

First, the standard storage temperature for red wine is around 12 degrees Celsius for dry red and 13 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees Celsius for dry white. Since the main ingredient of red wine is water, the lower the storage temperature is not conducive to achieving the optimal drinking temperature during serving, so it is also important to keep it above a certain temperature line (usually above 5 degrees Celsius). For red wine, it is important to maintain a constant temperature, because temperature changes will cause the enzymes to be activated, which will affect the quality of the wine.

Second, the standard storage humidity for red wine is 55%-65%, too high will cause the cork to rot, the wine to swell, and affect the quality. Too low causes oxygen to enter the bottle, oxidizing the wine.

Therefore, constant temperature and humidity have become an important requirement in wine preservation, and the wine cellar is the best choice to achieve this goal. A good wine storage cabinet can fulfill this series of requirements and ensure that the wine will not change significantly over a long period of time.

Choosing a red wine can start with the following points:

1.Look at the drinking occasion.

Wine is popular at wedding parties and parties, but the amount of wine consumed varies greatly depending on the venue and setting. If you drink a lot at a party, you can choose a wine that can be cheaper.

2.Types of wine.

It can be more popular and avoid waste. If there are more ladies, you can prepare some pleasant white wine and champagne.

3.Look at the dish pairing.

In terms of pairings, the cream chicken is suitable for white wine, and the roast lamb is paired with a mellow red wine.

Red wine is suitable for red meats, sauces, cheeses and bacon products, while white wine prefers fish and vegetables.

4.See**.

Cheap wine is tens to hundreds, expensive wine is thousands, or even hundreds of thousands.

The quality of the wine is related to the labor of the winemaker. A good bottle of wine is first and foremost a reflection of the hard work that people put into the vines. You can use high-end wines for your own slow drinks or business banquets, and if you want to have a daily meal or a treat at home, you can choose a taste that everyone can accept, and it doesn't have to be too expensive.

5.Look at the year.

This is more suitable for Old World wines, so when you choose a French or Italian wine, you have to choose a "good vintage", and the taste of the wine will be different from year to year.

For example, in 1991 and 1992, the Bordeaux region experienced continuous rain, and as a result, the grapes were not sweet enough, the skin was thin, and the wine was vinified with a noticeable lack of tannins and a poor taste.

6.Look at the place of origin, the production area.

Each wine producing country has a different production area, and its style and quality are different, such as Bordeaux and Burgundy in France.

7.Look at the category.

For example, wine can be divided into four types: dry, semi-dry, semi-sweet, and sweet according to the sugar content of the wine.

Dry wine does not feel sweet when drinking, and the sourness is obvious;

Semi-dry wines have a slightly sweet sensation when drunk;

Semi-sweet wines have a sweet, smooth feeling when drunk;

Sweet wine has a slight sweetening sensation when drunk.

8.Look at the appearance.

The appearance of the wine should mostly be clear, transparent, shiny, and its color should match the name of the wine. Red wine is viewed directly above the glass against a white background, and the cloudy taste is not good.

It depends on the speed at which the wine flows evenly from the walls of the glass, and the slower it flows, the better the quality of the wine.

You can also tilt the glass sideways by 45 degrees to see a layer of water where the wine meets the wall of the glass, and the wider it is, the higher the alcohol content. The different colors that appear in the watery body at the junction with the wine represent different ages, with blue and lilac being 3 to 5 years old. Red brick is 5 to 6 years, amber is 8 to 10 years, and orange is an expired color.

When choosing a red wine, you must first look at the label of the red wine, understand the basic information of the red wine, such as brand, production area, type, vintage, etc., and also observe the wine liquid of the red wine. It should be clear; Some aged wines should have sedimentation, but not cloudiness. The most important thing is to choose a wine according to your budget.

1. Look at the ingredient list

Nowadays, there are many red wines on the market that are blended, and red wines with additives should never be selected, except for sulphur dioxide, of course, in order to extend the shelf life.

2. Look at the color

Generally speaking, the color of the wine depends on the grape variety, if it is a comparison of red wines of the same grape variety, the young wine is dark (purple or dark purple) and the old wine is light in color. A slight sedimentation at the bottom of the bottle is allowed, as it is due to the aging of the red wine, but the wine should be clear.

3. Choose the right one, not expensive

When buying red wine, what others say is good is not necessarily good, because everyone's taste is different. Imported red wines** of big brands are very hyped, and we can tend to prefer ordinary table wines or cost-effective red wines when choosing.

Precautions for buying red wine

1. When purchasing, it is best to go to a regular store to buy to prevent the purchase of fake and shoddy red wine.

2. When purchasing, you need to check the scanning barcode, so that you can check the production area of red wine and other production information.

3. Buy imported red wine, the bottle of red wine will be marked with Chinese font, if there is only foreign font, it means that the quality of red wine is not good.

4. The color of real red wine is dark red, and if you add alkaline water, it will turn gray and yellow.

5. The weight unit of red wine is generally CL, if the red wine bottle purchased is marked with ML, you need to consider whether the red wine is a good quality red wine.

1. Good red wine is ruby red.

Regular red wine must be made from 100% grape juice, with a small amount of sugar and sulphur dioxide added. Good wines are ruby red in color, clear and almost transparent, shiny; Fake wines, on the other hand, can look cloudy or too showy.

2. Observe whether the outer packaging of the bottle is complete.

The focus is on whether the wine label is defaced and whether the back label information is complete. The back label of the wine shall indicate the following information: raw materials, content, implementation standards, product type, factory name, and address. Imported wines must have Chinese labels, and only pure foreign language labeled wines** are not reliable.

In addition, each wine entering China should have a certificate of origin and a customs tariff for the relevant batch, and legitimate merchants should provide these written proofs to customers. The first three barcodes of domestic wine are 690-693, 30-37 represent France, 00-09 represent the United States and Canada, and 600-601 represent South Africa.

3. Buy it in a regular shopping mall.

It is recommended to buy in more formal places such as supermarkets and shopping malls, and try not to buy in small stores. Wines from some non-standard places generally have to change hands many times, and there is a greater possibility of problems. You should also pay more attention to the food and drink.

4. Choose a well-known winery.

Without knowing the brand, you can pick wines from some well-known grape regions, such as Bordeaux in France, Napa Valley in the United States, etc.

5. Go home and taste the taste.

If the wine tastes bitter and sour, it may be a "problem wine".

1. Producing area: It is best to choose the wine from the high-quality wine producing area, so it will be very helpful to buy wine.

2. Brand: Be sure to choose the wine produced by a regular wine winery or manufacturer.

3. Grape varieties: mainly depending on whether the red grape variety is made or the white grape variety is made, the taste of the wine made by different grape varieties may be very different.

4. Vintage: The year in which a wine is produced will affect its quality to a certain extent. Of course, this does not mean that a good vintage is necessarily of good quality.

5. Alcohol content: Generally speaking, the alcohol content of wine is mostly between, and the choice of high-alcohol or low-alcohol wine varies from person to person.

6. **:** can explain the quality of a bottle of wine to a certain extent, but this is not absolute. Many New World wines** will be lower than those of the Old World, but the quality is not worse than theirs. The most important thing is to choose a bottle of wine that is cost-effective and affordable.

1. Look at the vintage and buy wines labeled with a plantation or bottled plantation.

2. Look at the **, taste, manufacturer, and bottle design.

3. The degree of red wine, good red wine is made from grapes in the best local conditions.

4. Look at the color of the red wine, it is clear and transparent, showing a deep ruby red, without precipitation and turbidity, it is a good wine.

5. Look at the wine label of the red wine, such as ingredients and ingredients.

Red wine should be judged in terms of vintage, color, aroma, grape quality and production process.