Sherry has seen a bit of a resurgence. We taste-tested and reviewed seven popular brands to find out which was best.

Tawny port, on the other hand, can be enjoyed more like a whiskey. “It’s a wine that you can pour over ice or drink very chilled and just sip,” says Xavier. Serve tawny ports at 54 to 61 degrees ...

Alcohol Content: The percentage of alcohol by volume in a wine, typically ranging from 10% to 15%. Appellation: A specific ...

The fortified wine was then matured in oak barrels. The result is an intense and complex port that declares its quality from the first mouthful. Full-bodied with a texture as smooth as silk ...

If a wine tastes naturally sweet, it's high in residual sugar and carbs. Fortified wines are so tasty, but if you're watching ...

Few pairings are more classic than wine and chocolate. Here are several wine varieties to pair with dark chocolate, according ...

Convenience stores will soon be able to sell fortified wines like port and sherry alongside the various alcoholic beverages already being offered at thousands of retail locations across the province, ...

This is a type of wine we mostly ignore but should explore. Alcohol by volume: 20 percent (fortified). Bottle weight: 570 grams (Average). This is a ruby port, plush with flavors of blackberry ...

A regulatory change in Ontario will make it possible for licensed convenience stores and grocery stores to sell fortified wine such as port, sherry and vermouth. The regulatory change is happening ...