What's The Difference Between Red Wine And White Wine, And What Are The Different Wine Types?
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A bottle of Kreuzneroberger Riesling 2016 vintage wine is pictured during the harvest of Riesling grapes at the Weingarten vineyard at Berlin's district Kreuzberg Friedrichshain, Germany. Since 1968, the local department of the Environment and Nature of Berlin's district Kreuzberg planted over decades about 300 Riesling and Pinot Noir grapevines, which now produce a stable vintage of about 400 kilograms each year. (IMAGE: REUTERS)
Made from dark grapes and fermented with their skins, red wine is known for its bold flavors and tannins. (IMAGE: REUTERS)
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