Acid blends
Acid blends give wines their slightly sharp, crisp taste and balance the sweetness and bite of the wine. A good acid blend can make a wine, but a bad blend can leave you with a vinegary mix. Wine fruits, like grapes, are usually full of acids. Some wines, however, require an acid blend to help balance their flavors. Strawberries, blueberries and cherries fall into this category. If you aren’t a big fan of sharp wines or simply don’t have the budget for specialized blends, you can substitute lemon juice for your acid blend. Just be careful to get the proportions right.
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