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Christ Karalekas
Grape Stomper
Posts:101
 | | 08/29/2003 11:19 PM |
| | Hi...what does it mean when they say a wine is showing a little forward ?????? | | | |
| JonesWineNo1
Sommelier
Posts:8568
| | 08/29/2003 11:30 PM |
| | I would not use the verb "showing" but when one says a wine is forward that means the wine on a relative basis is more approachable than the norm. A wine that is backward is on a relative basis less approachable than the norm (i.e. expected). | | | |
| Bradley Molzen
Bayonne, NJ
Wine Lover
Posts:4990
| | 08/30/2003 1:22 AM |
| And then they say a wine is fruit forward.... but that definition is more obvious.
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