Sentences with phrase «tannic reds»
I had the Pinot Noir with my main course (the chicken), which was a good choice for up in the air because it had lovely but not overpowering fruit aromas and very light tannins, so it didn't dry out my mouth or taste too bitter, which more tannic reds can at altitude.
https://thepointsguy.com/ Not exact matches
White wheat does not contain the tannic acid that is found in bulgur made with red wheat and that imparts a bitter taste.
Plusher fruits compared to Georgia's Paddock Shiraz and a little more tannic; bright crimson, lots of depth, plumy, ripe red fruits.
The palate is bitter and spicy with tart red and black fruits, and with a sharp, dry and highly tannic finish.
Steven Smith Teamaker Big Hibiscus Herbal Infusion: ** I knew I had a full - blown obsession with Steven Smith's tart, tannic, claret - red hibiscus tea blend when I started buying five boxes at a time.
«Its ripe black and red fruits, tannic structure and herbaceous notes tend to brighten up already hearty and rich dishes,» says John Mitchell, sommelier of The Grill Room in New Orleans.
It comes in white, red and rosé and runs the gamut from extremely light and fruity to the richer, tannic vibe of the Saint - Amour.
Nonheme iron absorption is inhibited by phytic acid found in everything from grains to legumes to leafy greens to nuts; polyphenols, such as tannic and chlorogenic acids, found in tea, coffee, red wines, and a variety of cereals, vegetables, and spices; soy protein (apparently independent of the phytic acid in soy); and eggs.
Rosé compromises between the extremes of red and white — less intense than a big, tannic, mouth - busting red, but with more depth than a super-light white.
Without the hard tannic structure found in many red wines, it pairs well with a wide range of foods — from fish and game birds to grilled beef and lamb.
With thinner skins, these reds have less tannic toughness and a lot more fruity oomph.