Carbonic maceration is a winemaking technique that changes how fermentation begins and often creates wines with bright fruit, softer tannins, and fresh, lifted aromas. #WineEducation #CarbonicMaceration #LearnWine #Sommplicity

Wine faults can be easier to spot when you know the clues. Damp cardboard, bruised apple, vinegar, stewed fruit, sulfur and leathery aromas can all point to different problems, but aroma alone is not enough. #WineEducation #WineFaults #LearnWine #Sommplicity

Stellenbosch Cabernet brings dark fruit and structure, Swartland Chenin offers freshness and texture, Hemel-en-Aarde Pinot Noir shows red fruit and bright acidity, and Paarl Pinotage can bring ripe dark fruit, cocoa, and spice.
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Why does Pinot Noir so often show up in cooler climates? Grape varieties ripen differently, and climate helps explain which grapes thrive where and why they taste the way they do. Learn these classic grape + climate patterns as a starting point. 🍷
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🍇 New to wine? Sip and Savour will help you start your journey with easy tips on hosting your first wine tasting. Explore wine regions, discover grape varieties, and develop your palate! 🍷
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Understanding Burgundy Wine in 4 Levels 🍷

Bourgogne wine is classified into four main levels.
In Burgundy, classification is about place, not producers or brands.
The more specific the place, the higher the classification tends to be.

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🍷 Master the Basics of Wine Tasting! Want to level up your wine game? Let's break it down into 4 easy steps to sip like a pro! 👇

🔍 1. LOOK
👃 2. SMELL
👅 3. TASTE
🤔 4. THINK

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