Succulent

/SUK-yoo-lent/

Juicy, mouth-watering wine with fresh fruit.

Full Definition

Succulent describes wines that are juicy, mouth-watering, and alive with fresh fruit character. Succulent wines make you want another sip. The term suggests ripeness and freshness in harmony. Common for fruit-forward wines with good acidity maintaining freshness.

Related Terms

juicy fresh mouth watering

See Also

fruit forward lively

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