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1. Jul 18,  · Fortified wine has a much higher alcohol content than regular varieties. Due to the addition of distilled spirits, such as brandy, fortified wines can contain 17–20% alcohol, compared with

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3. Madeira is a white fortified wine from the Portuguese island of the same reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co comes with various classifications, including by grape and age. Marsala is an Italian specialty originating from the country's southern reftherfdersgilapen.anasasatproguntrakineqovledcya.co is classified by both color and .

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4. Apr 06,  · Fortified wine production starts similar to any other wine—grapes are harvested, pressed, and then fermented. Fermentation uses yeast to convert the grape sugar to alcohol.

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5. Apr 14,  · Fortified Wines. Fortified wines are wines that have alcohol added to them. Unlike standard wine, which contains only the alcohol that results from fermentation, these wines, which include Port.

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6. Jun 25,  · The two most common fortified wines available commercially are Port and Sherry. Port is fortified with aguardente vinica. A grape based drinking wine that is distilled to concentrate the alcohol to %. Sherry on the other hand is fortified with brandy, another grape distilled spirit.

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7. Feb 21,  · Flor-aged Sherries are fortified with a grape spirit until the wine reaches between 15% and % abv. This encourages flor to grow, which protects the wine from oxygen and imbues it with almond.

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