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CHAPTER 2 The 9 Styles of Wine CHAPTER 3 Top 10 Types of Wine CHAPTER 4 How to Taste Wine CHAPTER 5 Wine Serving & Storing Tips  \nCHAPTER 6 Food and Wine Pairing Basics CHAPTER 7 Wine Regions of the World CHAPTER 8 Going Deeper: Climate & Soils  \nWhat is Wine?  \nWine is an alcoholic beverage made with fermented grapes.  \nOf course, you can ferment any fruit to make wine. But legally speaking, if it’s labeled “wine”then it must be made with grapes. Other fruit wines must append the fruit type to the label (e.g.“cranberry wine.”)  \nOnce a year, grapes are harvested to make wine. This is where we get the term “vintage.”  \nEach vintage is characterized by unique growing conditions (rainfall, wind, frost, hail, fires, etc) that ultimately affect how the wine tastes. This is why you’ll find some vintages preferrable to others.  \nIt’s useful to note that a single vintage can affect red and white wines somewhat differently.  \nGROCERY STORE  \nThe grapes used for winemaking are not like the ones you’ll find in the grocery store. Wine grapes are smaller, sweeter, have thicker skins, and contains seeds. These attributes give wine its unique acquired taste.  \nWhat’s surprising is most wine is made from grapes of a single species called Vitis vinifera. This species originated in the Caucasus Mountains of Eastern Europe. We’ve made wine with this species for about 10,000 years.  \nToday, there are about 1,400 grape cultivars used in commercial wine production. That said, only about 100 of these varieties make up 75% of the world’s vineyards. This means some wines you’ll discover are made with very rare wine grapes.  \nWINE 101 GUIDE | WINE FOLLY  \nLight-Bodied  \nRed  \nRosé  \nMedium-Bodied  \nRed  \nAromatic  \nWhite  \nFull-Bodied  \nWhite  \nSTYLES OF  \nWINE  \nFull-Bodied  \nRed  \nOther &  \nDessert  \nLight-Bodied  \nWhite Sparkling  \nWith so many options out there, how do you hone in on your favorites? Well, as diverse as wine is, most wines can be categorized into 9 styles. Once you try each of the 9 styles, you’ll have a pretty good idea of what you like and don’t like.  \nConsider this a homework assignment.  \nTaste at least one wine from each of the 9 styles over the next month (or so) and take detailed, objective notes. (Use the tasting method included in this guide!)  \nWINE 101 GUIDE | WINE FOLLY  \nSPARKLING WINE  \nLIGHT-BODIED WHITE WINE  \nFULL-BODIED WHITE WINE  \nSparkling wines are characterized by carbonation caused from a second fermentation. This gives bubbly wines distinct yeasty and bready aromas.  \nSparkling wines come in all styles (white, rosé, and red) and sweetness levels. The label terms “Brut,”“Extra Brut,” and “Brut Nature” are the most dry (e.g. not sweet.)  \nWHAT TO TRY  \nCAVA CHAMPAGNE CRÉMANT  \nCAP CLASSIQUE PROSECCO LAMBRUSCO SEKT  \nAMERICAN SPARKLERS  \nLight-bodied, easy-drinking dry white wines may not command high prices, but are some of the most-sold wines in the world (even if red wines get more attention.)  \nLight whites have increased acidity and thus, pair with a wide array of cuisines. 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