Fruit

Extracted

Definition

High color, tannin, and flavor pull — dense winemaking.

Why this matters in wine

Needs rich food or time.

Position inside its category

Extracted

Parent

Fruit Ripeness

Body

  1. Thin
  2. Cliff-edge
  3. Hollow
  4. Mellow
  5. Short
  6. Austere
  7. Angular
  8. Delicate
  9. Elegant
  10. Light-bodied
  11. Finesse
  12. Closed
  13. Polished
  14. Complex
  15. Full-bodied
  16. Tight
  17. Firm
  18. Powerful
  19. Concentrated
  20. Dense
  21. Opulent
  22. Rich
  23. Extracted
  24. Flabby
  25. Fat

Position 23 of 25 on the Fruit scale.

Parent category

Fruit — Primary fruit character organized by ripeness, color family, and fruit type — the aromatic core of most wine descriptions.

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Frequently confused with

FAQ

What does extracted mean in wine?
High color, tannin, and flavor pull — dense winemaking.
Why does extracted matter for pairing?
Needs rich food or time.
What is extracted often confused with?
Tasters often overlap extracted with concentrated, jammy. Each descriptor has a distinct place in the wine vocabulary.

See also