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Tart. Term applied to wine with high acidity made from grapes not completely rip.
Taste of lees. Unpleasant taste acquired by wines kept for too long on their lees.
Tastevin, tasting cup. A small shallow cup usually of silver used by a wine waiter for tasting wine.
Tasting. Determining the quality and characteristics of wine by means of the organs of taste and smell.
Tasting glasses. Glasses of special shape to enable one to appreciate the flavour of wines. They are used for tasting.
Thin. Term applied to a wine deficient in alcohol, extract and colour, which lacks of body.
Turbid, cloudy. Term applied to wine which is not clear because of the presence of large amounts of colloidal material or suspended particles.
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