How to tell if a wine is dry or sweet before you buy.
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2020
- The BEST way to tell if a wine is sweet or dry.
How to train your palate to know the difference.
Understanding sweetness codes.
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Thanks, very informative, i’m new to drinking wine , definitely enjoy sweeter wine .
Cheers! Look for those German rieslings below 12% abv :) And remember...drink responsibly. Enjoy! Reach out with questions anytime.
Thanks for the information , I'm new to wine and I'm trying to find the right wine that suits my taste bud 😋 👌
You're welcome!!! It's a fun journey. If I can help, let me know.
Love this!! I learnt valuable lessons 😊
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if there are other things you want to learn about and Ill see if it fits in the schedule for 2023!
Easy to understand and to the point. Thank you!
Meela, Thank you so much for your comment! I hope my other videos do the same for you!!
You did a great job explaining that well understood
Thank you!!! I love hearing feedback. Let me know if theres a topic you want me to cover :)
Thanks for the tip! Great information!
Timothy, So glad you found it useful! Reach out with any other topics you want to know about.
Really great to learn from you again my brother 🍷🍷🍷
I shared the lesson in my wechat ❤️
Thank you. SO much!!!
Wow! This was really good! I am trying to learn more about wine.
That's awesome! So glad you enjoyed it. I try and keep things fun and informative!!! Let me know if there is anything else you want to learn about!
super useful!
Glad you think so!
really hepful
Glad you enjoyed! Any other things you want to know, please just ask!
Thanks for the info. I like your Fatheadz glasses by the way.
Thank you! And yes, love Fatheadz. I wish they did collaborations! LOL
If only @fatheadz replied to my request for a collaboration! LOL #fatheadz #workwithmehere
I like sweet with low alcohol content. I prefer riesling
“Sweet & low, high & dry”
I really appreciate this video, because somehow even though I understood the idea that dry meant more of the sugars were converted into alcohol I never thought to look at the ABV to determine sweetness. 😓
I do have a question though. I have a bottle of Pinot Rose that explicitly says "extra dry" on the label, yet is only 12% ABV, does this mean that this is marketing rather than a real indication of dryness on the palate?
Colin, Thank you for your comment. Glad you liked the video. In the world of Rosé 12% abv can easily be "extra dry" (For a rosé, being the key factor) Can you share which one? Most "new world" rosé can lean to the 10.5-11% as typical, so 12% being Extra perhaps?
@Robert Stelmachuk Raphael Dal Bo Rose Di Pinot Noir
Great juggling
Hahahahaha I'm horrible at it.
What is a red wine that is sweet & also has a higher alcohol percentage? I know it's out there!!
I understand sweeter wines have lower Abv however, I know for sure a sweet high percentage red wine exists 😋
Irina - What a great question and thank you for it! Keep in mind that the vast majority of red wines are dry. The "perception" of sweetness can be found with "juicier", fruit-forward styled wines. You may find that in some Barossa Shiraz perhaps? Historically, the higher abv reds would be found in the Veneto region in a bottle of Amarone. 15-16.5% abv range. What market are you in and perhaps I can make some recommendations.
@@robertstelmachuk2327 Ah okay! I don't know any type of wine vocabulary so I'm pretty noob to all this and have no idea what to look for, or even what I'M looking for.
ONE TIME I found what I'm looking for at a Grocery outlet, the wine was called "Quinta Da Pacheca - Porto Tawny". with 19.5% ABV!!! Never saw it again... it says it has notes of "dried fig, caramel, and toasted almonds". I could pretty much drink that without making a gross face 😆
@@bubblegum5608 Okay this makes sense. That was a Port you were looking at (dessert wine that is Fortified - meaning the addition of a spirit (distilled alcohol - like Brandy) The higher alcohol, kills the yeast and makes the wine sweet. It is different than a regular table wine. Next time, ask for a Tawny or Ruby port. That will be great for you!
What about sweet and dry
Thank you for the comment. Can you tell me more about what you mean? This episode kind of covers both versions. If the abv is higher than 12%, its drier. Like a wine thats 14% will be dry 99% of the time. Let me know if that helps.
Very bad music at the beginning.. videos don't need music.. we have radios... but good video .. thank you
lol..thank you for the comment Bert. Sorry you don't like the music. Glad you like the vid though. Cheers
I guess movies shouldn't have any music either huh..😂 get outta town Mr. chocolate brown💩