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Its thin skin, moderate tannins, and high acidity make it particularly sensitive to temperature. Serving it at the wrong temperature can flatten its aromatic complexity or exaggerate its alcohol, ruining an otherwise excellent bottle. This guide provides a professional framework
Traditionally, Merlot thrives in a “Goldilocks zone”—it must avoid the under-ripeness of a cool climate and the over-ripeness of a hot one. In its classic expression, it offers a harmonious balance of red fruit flavors (like cherry and raspberry), supple
