Which White Wines Have High Tannins?
Generally, white wines are low in tannins, which are found in the skins, seeds, and stems of grapes. However, some white wines may have a slightly bitter or astringent taste due to the use of oak barrels during fermentation. The use of skin contact during fermentation or aging can also increase tannin levels in white wines, such as certain styles of orange wines. However, these are still relatively rare and not considered common in the world of white wine.