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There are no longer any hard requirements for altar wine except (believe it or not) that it contain alcohol. Drinking it is optional for the congregation. The quality just took a quantum leap upwards at our church. A couple from Charlotte, NC built and moved into a home to retire in across the street from the church. They make fairly decent wine from juice, and donate to the church all we need. What they donate is an off dry syrah blended 50/50 with a sauvignon blanc. This makes a nice "compromise" wine that everbody loves. Many more are opting for wine these days.
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