Wine luminous glass, red wine will expire, the answer is surprising?

Wine luminous glass, want to drink pipa right away! For many friends, the focus of this ancient poem is on "wine". After all, young people nowadays have a great hobby of drinking. It can be said that compared with the older generation, in this era of richer chemicals, everyone has more good wines. In addition to pure grain wine, white wine, brandy, beer sprinkling and so on are all sought after by young people.

The older generation drinks for love, while the younger generation drinks for atmosphere. The two are slightly different. But if we compare the characteristics of ancient wine, I think entertainment and drowning in wine should be the same. Whether it is careful drinking or binge drinking, it is inseparable from the above two situations. In order to be happy and make unpleasant things disappear in a self-paralyzing way, it can be said that the appearance of alcohol is indeed of great value.

Liquor is a very peaceful wine, not as deep as spirits and not as light as beer. Drunk will be just as glamorous. In a word, wine is good, but in moderation, getting drunk is really bad! Proper tasting of some red wine is still very helpful to health. It's really not good to drink too much wine, which is what young people need to restrain. After all, the human body is a great wealth.

Speaking of red wine, a friend said that red wine is the same as white wine. The longer it is left for many years, the better the quality. It will not expire or deteriorate. Is that really the case? We all know that beer sprinkling has a shelf life, so that red wine will really become more and more mellow. Is the longer it is left, the more valuable it will be? I think there are two main problems to pay attention to here:

First, red wine can be preserved for a long time, with years as the calculation unit, but there are also years. In fact, all items have a "shelf life", but the span of viewing time is not much; Secondly, you should try red wine that has been opened for two years. As soon as you come into contact with O2, it is estimated that the strange smell you drink is not the strange smell of red wine itself, but the affected taste. So, does red wine really have no shelf life?

Everyone mentioned a very important thing about red wine, that is, the quality of the wine harms the taste. Drinking is the same as drinking soft drinks. Of course, everyone pursues the enjoyment with the highest taste. In the past, red wine actually had a "small mechanism" to distinguish between good and bad, which was the groove at the bottom of the bottle. The heavier the groove, the more red wine and the more sediment. This groove is designed for "passing"

It's just that with the development of technology, many high-end and very good-quality red wines now have no grooves. Remember that the appearance of the groove is actually to make the liquor more stable when it is placed, but now the technology is great, and many red wines are thick-bottomed, so everyone actually missed a way to distinguish good from bad.