There are many different types of wine that can be found on the market today from all around the world. There are wines that are only made in California or in France, and there are others that are found in Chile, Argentina or even Australia. The quality of the wine differs from place to place and from winery to winery, as the different makers use different techniques to produce their wine. There are some people who prefer a certain style of wine, such as a sweet red wine, while others will choose the type of red wine that goes with the particular meal that they are preparing.
Types of Wine
Dry red wines are usually more full bodied than other types of red wines. These wines usually have more tannin in them which creates the dryness to the wine. These wines usually have a spiciness to them which makes them have an all around fuller taste than their counterparts. This makes them delicious to use with red meats, which usually have a spicier flavor to them and create a wonderful foil to the wine.
One type of dry red wine is the Shiraz which is made in California, Australia and France. It is a very hearty wine, being used most often with red meat dishes. The wine is most often made in oak barrels which also add to the flavor of the wine when it is drunk. This dry red wine also has flavors of blackberries and black pepper spice, which make it an interesting complement to the red meat dishes.
Another type of dry red wine is the cabernet sauvignon, which is also most often used with red meat dishes as well. Usually the red meat dishes used with this type of dry red wine are prepared without a lot of extras, so that the flavor of the meat is unencumbered by sauces or spices. This wine is made in France as well as in Germany, Australia and Chile. The taste of this dry red wine has flavors of currant as well as bell peppers, and in some cases, the wine can also taste of vanilla, which comes from the oak barrels that it is treated in.
The Malbec and the Zinfandel can also be dry red wines depending on where and how they are made. These wines can be delicious with red meat dishes if they lean more to the drier side of wines, and can also be used to complement fish and chicken dishes if they are on the smoother side.