Bmd2k1
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Adding salt to red wine...
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very interesting - I guess some bench trials are in order. That article led to me doing some internet searching and finding this short old thread from WMT - https://www.winemakingtalk.com/threads/salt.12961/
more similar to what you posted: https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/why-you-should-be-adding-salt-to-your-glass-of-red-wine
this one is different, discussed how some wines actually have natural salinity: https://gnarlyvines.co.uk/blogs/articles/is-there-salt-in-your-wine
I have not tried adding salt to the wine but I do know that a small bite of a salty cheese, e.g. Pecorino Romano or Parmesan, give the wine a great boost in flavor. Could be worth a try.
'Briny' is definitely an adjective used in description of some wines. Can't say I'm a fan.
A little bit of salt won’t hurt you. Yes the average US diet has more than is healthy.
From a taste point of view it works at modifying the bitter tannin flavors. ,, Are you correcting for bitter?
From a taste point of view it works at modifying the bitter tannin flavors. ,, Are you correcting for bitter?
Here I thought we use potassium Campden instead of Sodium Campden just to avoid a salty flavor.
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