Why are some wines better than others?

New Scientist has a new article on wine tasting, and while it might seem a bit extreme to compare apples to pears, this article is about apples in general.

In fact, it’s the first time the site has published an article on apples since 2012.

The idea behind this article was to look at what people who have a good palate might expect from apples and how they compare to other fruits.

The goal was to see if there was any correlation between different types of apples and different types, and to find the best apples for the most part.

The article is divided into five sections: fruit, wine, wine culture, fruit-wine, and fruit-wine.

Each section gives a different overview of apples.

There’s a section on the history of apples, and there’s a discussion of the differences between different varieties of apples as well as other varieties.

Each apple is represented by a color, which can give you a better idea of what it’s like to taste it.

Each article also has a section for other types of fruit.

For example, there’s an article about apples that are used to make chocolate, a section that discusses apples that were used in chocolate making, and an article that talks about apples used for wine making.

The sections are sorted alphabetically, so it’s not hard to follow along.

To read the whole article, you’ll need to subscribe to the RSS feed, but you can also read the full article at the site.

The first section is dedicated to fruit, and it talks about the different types.

There are five types of fruits: apples, pears and cantaloupes.

Each type has different flavor profiles and different characteristics that differentiate them.

For instance, pachys apples have a bit more acidity and are also slightly sweeter.

They’re also more prone to mold.

For cantaloupe, apples tend to be a bit sweeter, with a higher acidity, and they’re more susceptible to mold than pachies.

The next section looks at wine culture.

Wine is the mainstay of most people’s lives, so its the most likely place to find apples.

However, apples are also used in a number of other types, so this section looks into some of the different varieties that people use to make wine.

There is also an article devoted to apple culture, and the article talks about how apples have different qualities when it comes to the color of their skins, the flavor of their fruit, the texture of their skin, and so on.

Finally, there are sections on fruit-foods, which talks about different types and their different uses.

For apples, there is a section devoted to their skins.

For pears they talk about their skins and the flavor.

For grapes they talk more about the texture and flavor of the fruit.

Finally there’s wine-food section, which looks at how the various types of wine are used in different contexts.

It’s a good idea to read all of the sections in this order to get a good understanding of what each section does.

For more information on wine and other fruits, check out our guide to wine tasting.