Wine styles

Wine styles refer to the range of characteristics that wines can have, influenced by grape variety, region, fermentation process, and aging. Common styles include red, white, rosé, sparkling, and sweet wines. Red wines are made from purple or black grapes and tend to be richer and bolder. White wines use green or yellow grapes and are often lighter and crisper. Rosé wines are pink and have a lighter red wine flavor. Sparkling wines, like Champagne, are bubbly and festive. Sweet wines are high in residual sugar, offering a dessert-like experience. Each style offers a different tasting experience suited to various preferences and occasions.