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11-07-2005, 08:24 AM,
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Also consider a Beaujolais-Villages or Beaujolais Cru (such as Fleurie or Moulin a Vent). (The Beaujolais Nouveau comes out this month and is drinkable for only about two or three months--the other Beaujolais wines have a drinking window of one or more years, especially the Beaujolais Cru).
Beaujolais is generally fruity enough to resemble a sweet wine but does not have noticeable residual sugar. (Some vintages are more tart than others. 2003 was probably an atypical vintage because of the hot summer in Europe and may be sweeter in taste than other vintages).
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