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Which are the driest wines?
02-24-1999, 09:39 AM,
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The curmudgeon is correct about sugar in those sparklers; a Brut can be as high as 2% residual sugar. Sauvage is supposed to be near bone dry. But I think whoever prescribed dry wine for the low carb diet is mistaken. I was taught that alcohol and sugar become, in the body, close to one and the same.

I have a theory about alcoholics and diabtetes, but that's for another posting...

Incidentally, I recently went on the diet --drink wine everday and have still lost about a pound a week.
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