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Trifles
Trifles can stand on their own as a dessert category. If there is a base fruit in the trifle, look for a rich Muscat wine.
Sweet sherry, such as an amontillado style wine will go. However, there many be plenty of this already in the dessert!
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- France
This sweet, brandy based aperitif is best served chilled but will also accompany a range of desserts and cheeses. Read More -
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- France
Dessert wine from the Southern Rhone that has a nose reminiscent of a citrus fruit conserve. The palate is rich and full with stone fruit flavour and ... Read More -
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- France
Stewed orange and orange flower on the nose. The sweetness is balanced by a citrus crispness, resulting in an opulent, multi layered expression. Read More -
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- Germany
An exqiuisite example of the rare German sweet wine where grapes are picked whilst frozen on the vine. This lushiously sweet wine shows incredible lev... Read More -
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- Spain
The oak aging brings great depth to the palate and this is what gives this a fantastic rich and nutty complexity. Velvety smooth and very elegant. Read More -
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- Spain
Made using the method of sun-drying the grapes and full of the deep sweetness this method brings. Lots of typical Muscat flavour such as raisin and or... Read More
