24 Apr 2010 @ 5:25 PM 

Red wine is by appearance and definition darker, stronger, sweeter and more seductive than its lighter counterpart. When you consider which red wine is the one with the best flavor for you it’s important to take the time to taste a variety of red wines and consider your distinct palate. Mark AttwoodWhen looking at the vast array of red wine options among the most well-known and popular is sweet red wine, dry red wine and deep red wine. With so many red wine options to choose from, it’s important to first recognize the most well-known and popular. Sweet red wine lends a fruity, sweet taste to wine from the fruits and other light flavors used to make it. Fruit wines are popular for their lighter taste that is complimentary to dessert items and preferred for those with a sweeter palate. The next type of sweet red wines include traditional red wine. Mark AttwoodThese often include Italian red wines and French red wine, including Beaujolais. While, these wines are light, they are also strong enough to stand up to some bolder foods like those found at a BBQ or picnic. The sweetest of all red wines are the ports. They are often enhanced with other bold liquors, like brandy, and are known as the after-dinner drink. Ports have generally three different levels of flavor and sweetness. A Ruby is the youngest type of port and therefore the sweetest, while a Tawny Port has been aged a bit longer and is a little less sweet. Dry red wine is the least sweet type of red wine available and is immensely popular. Dry red wine includes a variety of wines including Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel and Merlot. If you are looking to try something a little different, consider branching outside your comfort zone and tasting an Australian red wine or Shiraz. Both are designed to work well with richer foods like lobster, red meat and rich stews. When you venture out to find a great red wine, take the time to consider the taste you are looking to experience and the memories you want to obtain. If you are keen on sweet flavors, then play around among the sweet red wine varieties to find a favorite. When looking for something sweet, explore the vast array of sweet red wine varieties. Mark Attwood

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