What are the indications for the excellent sweet wine?

Answer 1

I always think the german variety of wines are delicious, and fruity and sweet xx

Answer 2

There are none. The suger level covers up all the taste of the wine. One may taste different from the other, because of the grapes used, but that does not mean one is better. With obesity reaching record levels I believe the wine industry is only providing a product to feed the overweight's requirement for more sugar.

Answer 3

Often wines are made form grapes that have been left to slightly dry on the vine. The resulting wine is refered to as a late harvest wine. These are not to be confused with dessert wines, they are table wines.

88/100 Gray Monk Ehrenfelser Select Late Harvest 1998
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
Produced By: Gray Monk Estate Winery
Distributed By: Charton-Hobbs

86/100 Gray Monk Kerner Late Harvest 2000
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
Produced By: Gray Monk Estate Winery
Distributed By: Charton-Hobbs

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http://www.gismondionwine.com/

Answer 4

The indications are that you like the wine, that it's well balanced, and that it's not overly sweet. Sweet wines are dessert wines, some ports, and some whine wines. You will not typically find an 'excellent' sweet red wine.

Answer 5

Not sure but a friend of mine who is into wine said "The deeper the dimple in the bottom of the bottle the better the quality"
He's not been wrong so far.

Answer 6

Grape

Answer 7

Canadian Ice wine is very good

Answer 8

usually if its made from the moscato grape, such as the ones made by quady vineyards in california, or as previously mentioned in earlier responses...the german varietals--spatlese, kabinett, auslese, or a good eiswein, which are expensive for like a 375ml or so....

Answer 9

iT DoN't TaSTe lIkE cHIckN!