Sediment: (noun)

the small particles of skins, leaves and stems which settle to the bottom of a bottle of wine. The sediment should be left behind when pouring wine from a bottle.

Mentality: (noun)

1. The characteristic attitude of mind or way of thinking of a person or group.
2. The capacity for intelligent thought.

Sedimentality: (noun)

Thoughts on the wine and culinary worlds that settle and that are worth sharing.

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