list of driest to sweetest--red and white

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list of driest to sweetest--red and white

03-15-2001, 06:55 PM,

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The driest thing most people will ever encounter is Sylvaner from Alto Adige in Italy or Franconia in Germany and a good DRY Muscat is a thing of beauty with spicy food.

. As to most red being dry, phooooooey! Besides the fact that the currently popular style is to make Zinfandel and Syrah into overextracted, jammy wanna be quasi portos, there are also large categories of semi sweet reds like Recioto della Valpolicella, Primitivo in Tradizzione del Nonno and more....

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