Isn't it just red, white, and rosé? wine of various colors
When it comes to wine, there are three colors: red wine, white wine, and rosé wine. But in fact, there are many other colors of wine in the world besides these three colors. This time, we will introduce wines of unusual colors, not just red, white, and rosé.① Recent trends⁉ “Orange wine”
Have you ever heard the name "orange wine"? As the name suggests, orange wine is an orange-colored wine. Over the past few years, it has become more well-known and has become one of the wine categories that attracts so much attention that it is even featured in wine magazines. When you hear "orange wine," you may think that it is wine made from fruits other than grapes, such as oranges and mandarin oranges, but orange wine is a genuine "wine" made from 100% grapes.How to make orange wine
Simply put, orange wine refers to wine made using the same method as red wine using white grapes. While rosé wine is made using black grapes using a method similar to that of white wine, it can also be said to be made in the opposite way. [How to make each wine]| Red wine | Black grapesFermented with skins and seedsAfter that, remove the skin and seeds at the end to make it |
| Rosé wine | Made by fermenting only grape juice from which skins and seeds have been removed from black grapes |
| White wine | White Grape Grape juice with skins and seeds removed. Made by fermentation |
| Orange wine | White Grape Fermentation with skin and seeds MS P Gothic', 'MS PGothic', sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Create by removing the skin and seeds at the end |
