Definition of red wine
: a wine with a predominantly red color derived during fermentation from the natural pigment in the skins of dark-colored grapes
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Pink rosé wines can be made only with purple grapes, the same types used for making red wines.
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Live lobsters were taken to train stations along the route, Pulikovsky wrote in his memoirs, and cases of Bordeaux and Burgundy red wines were reportedly delivered, too.
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This one is their most basic bottling, a light to medium bodied, slightly rustic red wine with an earthy, slightly spicy nose.
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The time with the skins also gives these wines more red wine characteristics, like bigger body and more tannin, while maintaining the acidity of a white wine.
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The tasting will focus on highly rated, limited-release red wines.
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The meal cost about $690 per person and featured musical entertainment, Cohiba cigars, Château Lynch-Bages red wine and Rémy Martin cognac, according to a copy of the bill obtained by The Post.
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Fricking Delicious Sangria: Sugar, fruit, cognac, red wine.
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The conventional rules for drinking wine are simple: red wine with red meat, white wine with white meat, and rosé for the summer.
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First Known Use of red wine
15th century
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