The differences between red wine and wine are as follows:

1. There are differences in definitions:

Red wine is actually a kind of wine, that is to say, wine contains red wine, and the scope of wine is wider than red wine.

2. There are differences in color types:

The color of red wine is pure red, but the color of wine is not only red, but also other colors, such as white and pink.

3. There are differences in production requirements:

When brewing red wine, the grapes needed are purplish red, and they should be brewed with skins and seeds, but there is no regulation on the grapes used in wine, as long as they are grapes.

4. There are differences in smell:

The smell of red wine is much softer than that of wine. Generally, red wine can be divided into three types: pure red wine, semi-dry red wine and dry red wine. Pure red wine tastes sweet, while semi-dry red wine is sweet with some sour taste, while dry red wine has no sweetness and tastes bitter.

The smell of wine is much more complicated than that of red wine, because the choice of grape varieties used in wine brewing is relatively wide, and different grape varieties and different brewing methods will make the taste and smell of wine very different.

5. Style difference:

Red wine has elegant meaning. Wine will include elegance and richness.