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- Lerkhena - 11-20-2000 Can anyone tell me what is the best sweet red wine I can buy????? - Innkeeper - 11-20-2000 Banyuls from the South of France. - ltmikey - 11-20-2000 There are many more of course, it all depends on ones' tastes and preferences. How about Recioto della Valpolicella, Elysium Black Muscat, Rasteau, Marsala, German Rheingau (Assmannshausen, no kidding that's the name of the village)Beerenauslese from Pinot Noir, and those are only the ones I can think of right now. I always get a little queasy if I see wines defined in terms like "the best". Mike de Lange - winoweenie - 11-20-2000 Lerkhena, welcome to the board. IMHO, the most consistant red sweet wines are Ports. Vintage, tawny, 20-yar olds etc. winoweenie - Botafogo - 11-20-2000 Paolo Bea Sagrantino Passito, without equivocation or hesitation. - winoweenie - 11-20-2000 Roberto, do that be "Aunt Beas` whose Polo shirt was cut off at the Pass by the nasty Sargeant? Winoweenie |