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Sugar in wines
01-21-2003, 02:46 PM,
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You are quite right Foodie. My intellectual reference point is Freixenet Cordon Negro (the only thing I could afford when it was imprinted). That brand's Brut is booooooooone dry, and their Extra Dry is slightly off dry. Other brands of other sparklers including Champagne, I have found, can be all over the map on these designations.

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