country of origin please ??
Commandaria is another legendary wine to be recommended as sweet red wine from Cyprus. An amber-coloured dessert wine, it is know to be produced in the island of Cyprus since 4000 years ago. Produced by local Cyprus grapes mavro (black) and xinisteri (a fruity white grape), initial references about Commandaria date back to ancient Greek poet Homer who mentions a sweet wine produced in Cyprus. The most legendary of expressions date from Richard Lionheart while bewedding Berengaria, in the 12th century, who pronounced that Commandaria was the "wine of the kings and the king of the wines".
Commandaria gets its name from the Gran Commanderie, an area surrounding the well preserved Kolossi Castle which is located west of Limassol - an emerging area in Cyprus for producing special wines.
Red wine is her favorite drink.
It is suppose to be watered down red wine
Red Wine
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Kosher wine or kosher grape juice
It usually is because if you were eating a sweet dessert and went to drink non-dessert wine, the wine could taste sour or bitter compared to the dessert you are eating. So, usually dessert wines are sweeter.
there can be up to 150kcals in dessert wine. (3oz glass)
Dessert wine do not need to be aged, but can be. Make sure if it is a white dessert wine, it is chilled.
This is NOT a vintage wine but more like a solera, the brand name being KEO Commandaria St. John. It's a mixture whose base wine was 1927, and younger wine was added to top up the mixture up until (I'd presume) the early to mid 40's. While it's got a single 90's-plus nonprofessional rating on CellarTracker, that's similar to the next so-called 'vintage' dating produced, 1947. The releases of the last few years, since about the 1990s, have had no 'Vintage' date to avoid the above confusion with vintage wines. [These wines, because of the mistaken idea that they are vintage wines, have often been sold for far more than they are actually worth.] As a collector faced with a bottle of this wine in appropriate condition for age, I'd offer about $50-100 for it. It's not commercially available at present.
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There are many places where one could purchase a dessert wine. One could purchase wine a local liquor store or a grocery store like Giant Eagle or Acme.
Port.
Sauternes is a very sweet dessert wine, so you could use Muscat de beaume de venise (also a dessert wine), some sherry or a sweet liqueur.
No, truffles are either a dessert or a thing that European pigs find. Wine can be said to have the flavor of truffles.
A dessert wine is a wine that it is sweeter than other wines. The dryness of a wine is measured in numbers with a one being a dryer wine and most of the sugar content has been converted into alcohol. The higher the number the sweeter the wine.
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