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What Should You Know About Dessert Wines

What should I know about Dessert wines?



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 Oct 16 '04 Old Communist Noble Rot Aged 15 Years in Oak Casks - Tokaji Oremus 1983
In the words of the winemaker: "A historical wine, recovered by Vega Sicilia´s meticulous work, with a single and noble aim: to follow in the last centuries´ tradition." ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Apr 10 '03 Year 2002 Roundup - Sparkling and Dessert Wines
My favorite dessert (and sparkling) wines during 2002. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Sep 25 '02 Chaucer's California Olallieberry Wine
Olallieberry Wine? Yes. And thumbs up on it, too. Fruit wines make excellent dessert beverages.... read full review 		Very Helpful
by prfstars
 Jan 06 '03 Trader Joe's Late Harvest Moscato: It's like gum. Only it's wine.
Joe's kids got a chemistry set for Christmas, and it's not pretty.... read full review 		Very Helpful
   

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