Dry white wine will not expire, but if it is stored for too long, the flavor of the wine will deteriorate, and the wine can still be drunk, but the taste is not good. White wine is not a common choice for long-term cellar storage.
Dry white wine is a wine brewed directly from pure grape juice without adding any additives such as water, spices and alcohol. After the grape juice is squeezed, the grape skin and stone are filtered out immediately, and the grape juice is basically colorless or yellowish after drinking, which is dry liquor; Dry liquor is fresh, refreshing and fruity.
Well-known brand Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is an aromatic white grape. Wine often shows strong green fruit and plant aroma (blackcurrant bud, elderberry flower, green bell pepper, asparagus) and high acidity. Sauvignon Blanc became famous in France, but it was brought all over the world, but it had to be attributed to New Zealanders. New Zealanders were surprised to find that white wine brewed in that area called Marburg can especially bring out the fragrance of tropical plants and citrus fruits.
Today, New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc white wine has become a business card of New Zealand wine. New Zealand's Invivo Sauvignon Blanc is known as the king of the world, and its dryness is deeply loved by people all over the world. New Zealand's Antarctic Star Winery won two high-value awards and became famous. In the Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Competition, the world's best Sauvignon Blanc trophy and New Zealand's best Sauvignon Blanc trophy were both won by the winery.