Why does my red wine sauce taste sour?
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Too bitter/tannic can come from the fond on the bottom of the pan. If you seared it too hard, or have oil or fats that have been cooked too hard, you can get an acrid bitter taste. Too sour is a problem with the wine. Add butter to round it out, and don't over reduce either..
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