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Sweet vs dry
04-21-2002, 12:20 PM,
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If there are no indicators on the bottle, assume the wine is dry. Yeah, I know what happens when you assume. Those wines that are usually assumed to be be off dry such as riesling will have the words dry (English) or troken (German) on the label when then are dry. Most fortified wines such as Sherry or Port are off dry.
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