Advice about red wine, please
Good morning. Recently my doctor recommended that I drink a few ounces of
red wine before bedtime saying it was good for the heart and for insomnia. My knowledge of wines is limited. Would some knowledgeable person advise me how to choose a wine with the following characteristics? Inexpensive. Sweet. Non-fortified. Readily available in the US Thank you and may you have a pleasant week. cdr. |
"Douglas Roberts" > wrote in message ink.net>...
> Good morning. Recently my doctor recommended that I drink a few ounces of > red wine before bedtime saying it was good for the heart and for insomnia. > My knowledge of wines is limited. Would some knowledgeable person advise me > how to choose a wine with the following characteristics? > Inexpensive. Sweet. Non-fortified. Readily available in the US > > Thank you and may you have a pleasant week. cdr. Douglas, red wines tend to be dry rather than sweet. There are a few sweet reds, which are dessert wines, but these are usually very expensive because they are rare. There are some examples produced in California, and maybe in Canada (I'm in UK). Try a search based on "red wines dessert" and see what you get. I wonder why you specify sweet, did the doctor say this, or is that the wine style you like? |
Maybe some desert wines,
"Douglas Roberts" > wrote in message nk.net... > Good morning. Recently my doctor recommended that I drink a few ounces of > red wine before bedtime saying it was good for the heart and for insomnia. > My knowledge of wines is limited. Would some knowledgeable person advise me > how to choose a wine with the following characteristics? > Inexpensive. Sweet. Non-fortified. Readily available in the US > > Thank you and may you have a pleasant week. cdr. > > |
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