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Getting Cozy With Sweet Wine

Time for a quick chemistry lesson. Wine is made by the process of converting sugar from the juice of grapes into alcohol and carbon dioxide via yeast. If all (or nearly all) of the sugar is fermented out of a wine by the winemaker, then that wine is considered dry. If some residual sugar is left, then the wine is sweet. As in most cases, sweet wines can be created ...more

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2019 Capuchon Rosé

4.2

“Bright Fruit, Elegant, Food Friendly”

$18.99 Regular Price$16.99 Members

2017 Wall of Sound Red Blend

3.5

“Quaffable, Brambly, Slightly Sweet”

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2018 Debts & Lessons® Riesling

“Easy Drinking, Floral, Single Vineyard”

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2018 Loves Me Not Rosé

3.4

“Silky, Perfumed, Sweet”

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2018 Loves Me Not White Blend

3.2

“Round, Fruity, Sweet”

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2019 Debts & Lessons® Riesling

“Quaffable, Bright, Single Vineyard”

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The first technique is used for many famous sweet wines, including Port, Banyuls, and Rivesaltes. Grapes are grown and harvested as they would be for dry red wine and fermentation in the winery is begun. After a short time, a fortifying spirit is added to the still-fermenting grapes, which serves the purpose of halting fermentation. Since not all the sugar has fermented out when the spirit is added, the resulting ...more

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2019 Capuchon Rosé

2017 Wall of Sound Red Blend

2018 Debts & Lessons® Riesling

2018 Loves Me Not Rosé

2018 Loves Me Not White Blend

2019 Debts & Lessons® Riesling

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