The Ozarks grow wines that taste of granite and constraint—reds built on tannin rather than ripeness, whites that cling to mineral edge over fruit.
The Ozarks grow wines that taste of granite and constraint—reds built on tannin rather than ripeness, whites that cling to mineral edge over fruit. Producers here resist the ambient warmth, choosing elevation and cool-night sites to chase definition over alcohol.
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