Une brève histoire du vin et comment il est élaboré

A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made

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the bubbles change also the texture: in the mouth, it is lighter, fresher and more alive.
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Later, the vines traveled with the empires, the migrations and the colonies.
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but inside, something waits: sugar, acid, water and aromas.
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fermentation can be complete or partial, depending on the style.
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They look ordinary — like something that you could nibble and forget.
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For red wines, fermentation involves also the skins.
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Many white wines ferment cooler to keep aromas of fruit.
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Some vineyards harvest by hand, in small boxes, to protect the grapes.
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Finally, we prepare the wine for bottling.
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It has a taste direct — sometimes rough, sometimes acidic, often not yet balanced.
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That is why it can smell so strong.
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He linked the microbes to the problems and he encouraged some practices cleaner.
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In a tank, the yeast wakes up and starts to work.
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The vines are stayed where the climate allowed reliable harvests.
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In medieval Europe, the wine has survived the wars, the epidemics and the borders that were changing.
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