Palate
Beginner Tasting & SensoryDefinición
The taste and mouthfeel of wine as experienced in the mouth.
En Profundidad
The palate is assessed in three phases: the attack (initial impression), the mid-palate (where most complexity is revealed), and the finish (lingering flavors). A wine might have a bright attack, rich mid-palate, and long finish. 'Palate' also refers to a person's tasting ability — a trained palate can distinguish subtle differences.
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Detalles
- Categoría
- Tasting & Sensory
- Dificultad
- Beginner