Santorini (wine)
Santorini is a type of wine that comes from the Greek island of Santorini. When grapes are grown on this island, they are exposed to a lot of sunlight and wind. This makes the grapes taste really yummy and gives the wine a special flavor.
To make Santorini wine, the grapes are picked and then put into a big machine that squeezes them really hard. This makes the juice come out, and that juice is then put into big tanks where it sits and ferments. Fermenting means that tiny living things called yeast eat the sugar in the grape juice and turn it into alcohol.
After the wine has fermented for a while, it is put into bottles where it can rest and age. Just like people, wine gets better with age!
When people drink Santorini wine, they can taste all of the yummy flavors that were in the grapes. It's kind of like drinking grape juice, but for grown-ups. Plus, it comes from a really special place that's far away and exotic!
To make Santorini wine, the grapes are picked and then put into a big machine that squeezes them really hard. This makes the juice come out, and that juice is then put into big tanks where it sits and ferments. Fermenting means that tiny living things called yeast eat the sugar in the grape juice and turn it into alcohol.
After the wine has fermented for a while, it is put into bottles where it can rest and age. Just like people, wine gets better with age!
When people drink Santorini wine, they can taste all of the yummy flavors that were in the grapes. It's kind of like drinking grape juice, but for grown-ups. Plus, it comes from a really special place that's far away and exotic!