White wines have higher acidity which can make wines taste less sweet. Another interesting fact is that the taste of tannin is reduced when paired with salty and fatty foods. People with more proteins in their saliva do not feel the drying effect of tannin as much as people with less. Get the Wine 101 Course 75% OFF with the purchase of Wine Folly: Magnum Edition. What’s interesting about tannin is that a recent study demonstrated that some people have higher sensitivities to tannin based on the amount of proteins naturally present in their saliva. You might be more sensitive to tannin than others Both groups claim that aroma, tannin, and acidity are key components to why a wine tastes “dry.” Red wines have tannin which makes wines taste less sweet than they actually are. Wine writers have put words to the concept of dryness for years and food scientists have actually studied why some wines taste more dry than others. Why some dry wines taste “more dry” than others NEW GRAPHIC: The Wine Sweetness Chart poster has been updated on the store. On the other end of the spectrum, some wines are so sweet that they stick to the sides of your glass like motor oil. Some wines are so dry that they scrape the moisture from your tongue and make the inside of your mouth stick to your teeth. Wine Folly’s Wine Sweetness Chart has been updated in 2022
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Although not all wine conform to the generalizations within, you can still learn a great deal about how to find wine in the sweetness range you prefer.
To simplify the concept of wine sweetness, you can compare wines on this chart.
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