Generous

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Wine giving ample fruit, flavor, and pleasure.

Full Definition

Generous describes wines that give freely of their fruit, flavor, and pleasure. A generous wine feels abundant and satisfying without being excessive. Usually positive, suggesting quality and approachability. Can contrast with more austere, restrained, or intellectual wine styles.

Related Terms

abundant giving rich

See Also

fruit forward approachable

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