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Merlot: A Quick Guide




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Merlots have soared in popularity in the last decade. Merlot is

the most widely planted grape in the Bordeaux wine region in

France, and it is also quite widely planted in wine regions in

the United States, particularly in California. In California,

there were only 2000 acres of Merlot in 1985, over the years,

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While Merlots are quite often softer and more lush than Cabernet

Sauvignon, they are still often full-bodied, deep in color, and

fairly high in alcohol with flavors of cherry, plum and

chocolate. Merlot matures in the bottle earlier than Cabernet

Sauvignon, so Merlots are generally held in higher esteem by

wine drinkers than by wine collectors. Merlot is also commonly

blended with Cabernet Sauvignon, to soften the Cabernet, and

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When serving Merlot, it should be slightly below room

temperature. Place it in the refrigerator for 15-20 minutes

before serving, to bring it to the correct serving temperature.

Merlot pairs well with many foods, including red meat, pork,

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Over the years, where Merlot used to be utilized in blending

with other wines, more and more, it is beginning to be

appreciated on it's own.



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