
-Wine grapes are actually smaller than eating or table grapes. The wine grapes are similar to blue berries in size.
-Red wine becomes red because of its contact with the skin. Juice from the wine grapes have the same colour. Its the tannins from the skin that gives colour.
-Oak barrels that are used to age wine adds flavour to the wine. A barrel can only be used for three years.
-Medium wine is more sweeter than dry wine.
-Only "sparkling wine" from France's Champagne region can label their product as Champagne.