A Handbook of Wine How to Buy Serve Store And Drink It
A Handbook of Wine How to Buy Serve Store And Drink It
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The three classifications of Ports Vintage, Ruby, and Tawny need a word of explanation.
Vintage Ports are the finer wines bottled young (i. E. When about two years old) and matured in the cellar. It is these wines that have really made Ports famous in England, as, being bottled thus early, they retain the vintage character and full fruity flavour, ruby colour, and fine bouquet. In the process of maturing in bottle they form the well-known crust.
Only years in which climatic and atmospheric cond...itions have been favourable to the perfect ripening of the grapes and successful harvesting have any chance of coming into the category of 'vintage years/ for under such circumstances 56 A HANDBOOK OF WINE alone can the wine be expected to possess the necessary fruit and flavour and sufficient full- ness of body to throw the firm crust in the bottle. The consumer, if he would consult his purse should buy Vintage Ports early that is, as soon as the wine merchants have bottled them. A further advantage, which every regular Port buyer knows, is that it is better for the wine to be thus ' laid down ' and kept in the buyer's own cellar, free from disturbance of any kind, to be opened at the owner's discretion or that of his successor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three classifications of Ports Vintage, Ruby, and Tawny need a word of explanation.
Vintage Ports are the finer wines bottled young (i. E. When about two years old) and matured in the cellar. It is these wines that have really made Ports famous in England, as, being bottled thus early, they retain the vintage character and full fruity flavour, ruby colour, and fine bouquet. In the process of maturing in bottle they form the well-known crust.
Only years in which climatic and atmospheric cond...itions have been favourable to the perfect ripening of the grapes and successful harvesting have any chance of coming into the category of 'vintage years/ for under such circumstances 56 A HANDBOOK OF WINE alone can the wine be expected to possess the necessary fruit and flavour and sufficient full- ness of body to throw the firm crust in the bottle. The consumer, if he would consult his purse should buy Vintage Ports early that is, as soon as the wine merchants have bottled them. A further advantage, which every regular Port buyer knows, is that it is better for the wine to be thus ' laid down ' and kept in the buyer's own cellar, free from disturbance of any kind, to be opened at the owner's discretion or that of his successor.
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