New World vs Old World Wines

New World vs Old World Wines

It’s more than just geography. The style, the methods, and even how they taste can be worlds apart!

 

New World: Emerging wine-producing countries have a shorter winemaking history, with most techniques adopted from the Old World.

New World

Emerging wine-producing countries have a shorter winemaking history, with most techniques adopted from the Old World.


New World: Flavour & Palate

Rich in fruitiness, full-bodied, with a more direct palate. Easy to drink without long decanting — approachable and smooth.


New World: Winemaking Regulations & Style

Fewer regulations give winemakers more freedom to innovate. They can choose from a wide range of grape varieties and modern winemaking techniques, resulting in more diverse styles.



Old World: Emerging wine-producing countries have a shorter winemaking history, with most techniques adopted from the Old World.

Old World

Emerging wine-producing countries have a shorter winemaking history, with most techniques adopted from the Old World.

Old World: Flavour & Palate

More restrained and elegant in taste, with higher acidity and refined fruit aromas. Emphasis is placed on complexity and mineral notes.

Old World: Winemaking Regulations & Style

More restrained and elegant in taste, with higher acidity and refined fruit aromas. Emphasis is placed on complexity and mineral notes.

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