The chart simplifies it all by defining white wines as either sweet, dry, very dry, or off dry. From there, each type of grape gets a key that denotes how creamy or salty it is, how much apple or ...

Riesling is the main squeeze for so many wine lovers because it comes in so many different styles, from bone dry to honey sweet. It can be beautifully aromatic with notes of ripe fruit. Riesling ...

Sometimes it can be hard to tell if a Riesling will be dry or sweet just by glancing at the label. These tips from wine professionals can help simplify the process, and tell you what to look for ...

Sweet and dry are so subjective that it’s helpful to think in different terms when tasting wine. I always encourage my customers not to think of wine in terms of sweet and dry. In a technical ...

Sweet vermouth and dry vermouth are both aromatized white wines, but they vary in sweetness and flavor profile. Here’s how they differ — plus where bianco vermouth fits in.

"Dry" is not a flavor but instead describes the sensation of sweetness, which is affected by the balance of sugars, acids and tannins in wine. To use Champagne as an example, most people prefer dry ...

When wine director John Kelley of Baltimore-based Atlas Restaurant Group quizzes his staff on sweet and dry wines, they’ll often declare a wine sweet or dry based on the way that it smells.

Counting carbs? Dry wines are a good bet to keep carb counts low if you stick to just one or two servings. Our wine carb charts will help you keep track.