7 factors that makes wines popular

Posted by Wayne Bayfield on August 3rd, 2022

Most people love wines especially in the parties and other celebrations. Wines are one of the best alcoholic drinks that makes people happier and be the best appetite. There are also many health benefits of drinking wines.

If you are also a wine lover, this blog is for you! Let’s find out why wines are so popular around the world!

1. Aroma

 A wine's aroma is what first draws people in. Wine aromas are created by the interaction between grape varieties, fermentation techniques, aging, and storage conditions. The best way to describe the aroma of a wine is to think about the smell of a fresh cut grass field after a rainstorm. You'll notice how the scent changes depending on the time of year and weather conditions.

 2. Taste

 The taste of a wine is determined by the type of grapes used, the winemaking technique, and the style of wine being produced. There are many different styles of wine including dry, sweet, dessert, sparkling, rosé, red, white, etc. Each style has its own unique characteristics.

 3. Colour

 Wine colour comes from the amount of tannins present in the wine. Tannins give wine its astringent flavour and help preserve the wine. Red wines tend to have higher levels of tannin than whites. White wines tend to have less tannin than reds.

 4. Alcohol Content

 Alcohol content refers to the percentage of alcohol (ethanol) present in a wine. Wines with high alcohol content are often described as strong, bold, and full-bodied. Lower alcohol wines are generally lighter and smoother.

 5. Flavour

 Flavour is the combination of tastes experienced when tasting a wine. Flavours range from fruity, floral, spicy, herbaceous, savory, and sour.

 6. Body

 Body describes the thickness of a wine. Thicker wines tend to have more body while thinner wines have less.

 7. Finish

 Finish is the last sensation experienced when drinking a wine. Sweetness, acidity, bitterness, and length are some of the factors that contribute to the finish of a wine.

There are many popular brands who produce flavoursome wines such as Penfolds wines. Try them once if you haven’t already!