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Drinks explained / 01
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The first rabbit hole · Wine
Merlot often has plum and cherry aromas and softer tannins than Cabernet Sauvignon. Cabernet can feel firmer and bring blackcurrant notes. Grape variety, climate and winemaking all play a part—so neither description is a rule for every bottle.
Whiskey / Behind the color
Fresh spirit is usually clear. Time in oak adds color and can bring notes of vanilla, caramel and spice. Some whiskies also use permitted caramel coloring.
Darker doesn’t automatically mean older or better. Cask type, previous use and coloring can all affect the shade.
Alcohol-free / Side by side
Sparkling water gets its bubbles from dissolved carbon dioxide. That fizz adds a lively mouthfeel and a slight acidic bite that still water doesn’t have.
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