What is a Long Finish in Wine Tasting - Day 13

Описание: What is a long finish in wine tasting? What is a short finish? How do you measure it?

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WINE OF THE DAY: The Wolftrap Red 2017
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MATERIALS:
-Cayenne
-Coffee
-Something white to observe the color

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