"Tears of wine" is a term used to describe the phenomenon observed when wine is swirled in a glass and leaves droplets or streaks on the inner surface of the glass. This is often considered a sensory characteristic of wine and is sometimes indicative of its viscosity or alcohol content. In technical terms, the "tears" are a result of the wine's surface tension combined with the effects of evaporation as it interacts with the glass.
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