So, we have come up with some fine wine basics, so you know exactly what to ask and what you'll get from your liquor delivery. Burnaby is home to West Coast Liquor, the best Liquor Delivery Service in Canada, so remember to consult them if you have any questions about the wines you order.

Basics of Fine Wine

Wines are entirely subjective, and you may prefer light, full-bodied, tart, sweet, or even spicy flavour wines. Here are some basics of wine that will help you determine what you get.

Level of Sweetness

Wines have various levels of sweetness and often come with labels such as "semi-sweet," "sweet," or "dry." Typically, a fine wine labelled dry will never taste sweet; rather, it will have a bitter taste.

Level of Acidity (Tartration Level)

Richer-tasting wines or more rounded wines have low to medium acidity levels, whereas tart wines have higher acidity levels. Typically, white wines tend to be more acidic than red wines, with sweeter white wines being the most acidic.

Amount of Tannin

Tannins are water-soluble polyphenols that come from the skins of grapes and add bitterness to wines. They also leave a dry mouthfeel, which is why many confuse them for the dryness of wines. Typically, there are more tannins in red wines, so they often taste distinctly bitter and dry.

Body

The body of wines refers to how light or heavy they feel in the mouth. Full-bodied wines are heavier, whereas medium to light-bodied wines are lighter. Wines made from grapes of warmer regions have fuller bodies than those made from grapes of cooler regions. Typically, a glass of red wine will have a fuller body than aglass of white wine.

Alcohol Content (ABV)

The more alcohol content in a wine, the warmer it will feel in the back of your mouth and throat. The alcohol content of fine wines is measured in the percentage of alcohol by volume (ABV). The majority of fine wines contain 10 to 13 percent alcohol. However, they can range anywhere between 5 percent and20 percent.
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