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French, German and American oak used in the construction of wine barrels. Oak can impart extraordinary complex flavours in wine that is matured in oak barrels.
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A Tree, the Oak and parts of it are variously borne, and of very frequent use in Coat Armour. An Oak branch fructed should consist of four leaves; if unquoted, of nine; a sprig should have five leaves, and a slip only three. The Oak Tree is the emblem of virtue and strength.
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The smell and taste of a wine that has been aged in new oak barrels.
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Wood used for barrels. Oaky refers to the flavors that using oak imparts to wine. Oak barrels can also give a vanilla flavor to wine.
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The external layer of woody plants of the genus Quercus, sometimes used by alternative medicine practitioners as an anti-inflammatory and antidiarrheal.
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