Winemaking trends of the day seem to be leading to increased homogeneity and sameness, and wines that
are varietally indistinguishable.
Varietal Homogenization:
Difference Makes the Difference
Have American wineries become so enslaved to marketing formulas that the wines they make from various varietals taste indistinguishable from each other?
Our informal test points to some loss of individuality of wines.
by
Roger Dial
August 7, 2007
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