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Sweet vs dry
04-19-2002, 07:55 PM,
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Good question, Art. The answer is vague. There are obvious answers such as late harvest wines are most often sweet. German wines are of above the Spatlese level are sweet. Ports are sweet. But you cannot tell on many wines. There are just no clues. Alsace wines are notorious for this. The best way is to ask........
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