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Re: Strong wine with a horse on the label

Posted by yessir on October 27, 2003 at 17:53:22:
I can't think of any labels in particular, however as you may know alcohol levels are dependent on the amount of sugar present in the juice at the time of fermintation. So you should look for a port or madiera, or even a german wine, like a gewertztraminer. Trembachenauslesse, has the highest sugar content of german wines and can be very expensive, but if you are having dinner it would be wonderful to finish with.