Tuesday, May 25, 2010 / Categories: Wine Fast Facts The Smell of Wine Visit Us on the Web – Click Here When you smell wine in the glass, you are smelling the “aroma,” or “nose.” If you want to get more technical, the “aroma” specifically refers to the scents presented from the grape’s varietal character. Those scents, or the “aroma” are often more obvious in a younger wine. Often you will hear someone use the term “bouquet” when they reference the smell of a wine. The terminology “bouquet” is often used in reference to the complex scents that come from an older or more mature wine. Share this Post on Facebook by Clicking Below: “http://www.facebook.com/share.php?u=http://makingwineindenver.wordpress.com/2010/05/26/smell-of-making-wine-in-Denver“ Just What are These 100 Wines from 13 Countries? Find Out in Our “Getting to Know Our Wines” Series, Starting TODAY! Just How Much Wine do I Get in that Bottle? Tags: Corporate Gift WineMaking WineMaking Wine in DenverMaking Your Own WineMonthly WinePersonalize WinePersonalized Wedding WinePreservative Free WineWine Club MonthWine Personalized Labels