Wine Aromas

Grapes grown in different regions all give wine a different aroma.
Wine Aromas
Most winemakers say the chardonnay grape is one of the least interesting in its aroma profile. Max kegfire/Shutterstock
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Baseball aficionados would tell you that 60 percent of the game is about pitching; others would say that pitching represents more than that.

To create a wine phrase parallel to this, it might be said that 60 percent or more of a wine is based on its aroma. For serious wine lovers, the enjoyment of any wine is as much if not more in what it smells like; taste is simply a bonus.

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