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- lkapell - 03-10-2002

I never used to drink but I have recently discovered a taste for wine. I am picky, however, and find that I only care for wines which are sweet or semi-sweet, especially those that are light and fruity. My favorite dinner wine so far is amabile (I think that is the term) lambrusco. I also like tawny port and cream sherry. I would like to have recommendations for other wines that I might enjoy, if anyone cares to offer any.

I also have a specific question. My local grocery store carries an imported Riunite [sorry I didn't give the name before] Lambrusco. They also carry a Riunite called "D'Oro". Can anyone tell me about this wine? Thanks.

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- mrdutton - 03-11-2002

Please tell us who the producer is and someone might be able to help you. Thanks and welcome to the Wine Board!

Sherry and Port are fortified wines - additional alcohol is added to them - usually drunk as an aperatif or as a dessert wine.

You might also try Valpolicello from Italy or Beaujolais from France for reds or Reisling from Germany for a white wine.

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- Botafogo - 03-11-2002

Moscato d'Asti is going to be your new favorite.......