Can White Wine Have Tannins?
Yes, white wine can have tannins. Tannins come from the skins and seeds of grapes, and while white wine is typically made without skin contact, some white wines are made with extended skin contact or barrel aging, which can lead to tannin extraction. Examples of white wines with noticeable tannins include white Bordeaux blends, white Rioja, and orange wines made from white grapes.