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In literature, anything of supreme quality is usually compared with fine wine. We compare fine wine with a subject when the subject gets better with time. A fine wine is regarded as the best wine and with the passing of time it becomes better and better due to the aging process. A fine wine can be used as a very good appetizer before the meal or you can have fine wine as just a healthy drink. Fine wine is a healthy drink and should be taken in right quantity. At first sight all French or Californian wine looks like a fine wine. So, finding a real fine wine is a daunting task as the list of wines is very long. Hence, there are a set of rules to find a fine wine. Price tag is an indicator of the quality of the wine. Obviously a fine wine is precious. You also need to look at few technicalities when you need to find out whether the wine is indeed fine wine. There are three types of wine usually produced. These are: Generic: This type of wine is made from a variety of grapes. There is no single grape in large quantity. Varietal: A varietal wine is made up of 75% of a particular grape, like Chardonnay wine is made of Chardonnay grapes. Vintage: In vintage wine 95% of the wine is made of grapes that are harvested in a particular year. The year printed on the bottle indicates the year the grapes were harvested. Remaining 5% of the wine is fruit juice. After selecting the category you need to taste the wine to check whether it is fine wine. A few points need to be kept in mind while you judge a fine wine. These are Aroma, Body, Bouquet, Nose, Acidity, Balance, Dry and Tannin. Experts look into each factor before selecting a fine wine. A few famous fine wines are:
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