Wine Enthusiast Magazine

THE M WORD

ou’ve no doubt seen the word “minerality” at least a few times as you’ve flipped through this issue. Wines made from vines planted in volcanic soil often bring forth descriptors of or as shorthand for aromas, flavors and textures that might be salty, savory, stony, edgy—or otherwise not fruits, flowers, herbs or spices. It’s often used to describe tastes and

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