Burton, Neel. The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting. 2nd ed. Acheron Press, 2016.
Uruguay is presented through humid growing conditions and Tannat styles, with substantial tannin and fresh acidity in fuller reds. Brazil includes American/hybrid vines, increasing vinifera, southern production, tropical double-cropping and both sweet and dry sparkling styles.
Neel Burton, The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting, 2nd ed. (Acheron Press, 2016), supplied PDF positions 327–328.
Neel Burton, The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting, 2nd ed. (Acheron Press, 2016), supplied PDF positions 327–328.
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Burton, Concise Guide, PDF 327–328.
Uruguay and Brazil broaden the map beyond signature red wines
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Neel Burton, The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting, 2nd ed. (Acheron Press, 2016), supplied PDF positions 327–328.
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Burton, Neel. The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting. 2nd ed. Acheron Press, 2016.
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Uruguay is presented through humid growing conditions and Tannat styles, with substantial tannin and fresh acidity in fuller reds. Brazil includes American/hybrid vines, increasing vinifera, southern production, tropical double-cropping and both sweet and dry sparkling styles.
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Country-level styles are teaching generalizations. The narrative's claim of only one suitably seasonal area sits alongside its tropical-growing exception. Dated acreage and ranking statements are not current market facts.
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