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11-01-1999, 04:25 PM,
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Hello Everyone

I am very new to the subject of wines and have many questions! But for now, can someone suggest a wine that tastes sweet? Thanks in advance

Monica [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb/smile.gif[/img]
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11-01-1999, 07:01 PM,
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Welcome to the board Monica!!! Do you like reds or whites?? Sweet reds are a bit harder to find, but if you like sweet whites, try a Rieslings. Look for a Johannisburg Riesling and/or a Late Harvest Riesling, the latter being the sweeter of the two. There are many labels, ask your retailer what he recommends. Other types that might appeal to you are white zinfandels. DeLoach makes a nice one as does Beringer, both should be easily found. If you like REALLY sweet, such as a dessert wine....try a port. A port is a fortified wine, which means it is higher in alcohol than table wines, but they can be great with or as dessert. Ficklins is a good california port which is not too spendy. Quady's Starboard is another California port you can look for.

I know the others on here will give you a lot more ideas...esp Randy if he gets a chance to check in. Pay attention to him...he is always VERY helpful. Don't be afraid to experiment...you may be surprised what you find that appeals to you. Have fun and enjoy!!
Nancy

[This message has been edited by n144mann (edited 11-01-99).]
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11-01-1999, 10:23 PM,
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Nancy, Nancy -- you're doing just fine! However, I have to say that my favorite slightly to medium sweet wines are the Rieslings of Germany (sold as Kabinett or Spatlese). They're light, fragrant, crisp, airy; highly food versatile, and just as good by themselves! Any wine specialist retailer can recommend a good one. So don't be afraid to ask, since they usually take a lot of pride in recommending quality selections!
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