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- melaniepaisley - 03-27-2000
hi, i am researching dessert wines at uni, and I am looking for a list of popular dessert wines and what desserts they are suited to the best, please can you help me!!!
TA!
[This message has been edited by melaniepaisley (edited 03-29-2000).]
- Innkeeper - 03-27-2000
For truly expert advise contact Mr Danny Meyer, Union Square Cafe, 21 East 16th Street, New York, NY 10003, USA. He knows a lot about and sells a lot of dessert wines.
- Thomas - 03-27-2000
I suggest that you also prepare a list of specific questions. Advice is cheap, information is priceless.
- Blinded - 04-14-2000
I really like the noble rot or Botrytis (Botrytis cinerea) wines myself. It's a fungus that infects the grapes and concentrates the flavours naturally.
-blindguy
- knapper - 04-20-2000
have just recently tasted the noble one from debertoli, in australia botrytis affected semillon . delicious, with mounds of fruit apricots, mangos. price in canada around $30.00. a cadillac of dessert wines, at Lada prices