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Feb 3, 2011 13:50
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Hi I'd appreciate with the transation of this term. It is part of a wine's tasting notes
Context is:
"Buena nariz con presencia de barrica nueva agradable, aunque con notas de polvo de roble. Boca bien armada pero con algo de sequedad al final. Potente, balsámico, fino y largo".
Thanks :)
Context is:
"Buena nariz con presencia de barrica nueva agradable, aunque con notas de polvo de roble. Boca bien armada pero con algo de sequedad al final. Potente, balsámico, fino y largo".
Thanks :)
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| 4 +2 | full bodied |
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full bodied
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"FULL-BODIED
As opposed to "thin" or "thin-bodied". Fills the mouth, has a winey taste, alcohol is present, the wine has "weight on the tongue"."
I'd use full bodied, but you could use the other suggestions too.
"FULL-BODIED
As opposed to "thin" or "thin-bodied". Fills the mouth, has a winey taste, alcohol is present, the wine has "weight on the tongue"."
I'd use full bodied, but you could use the other suggestions too.
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| thanks :) just what I was looking for. |
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