Semi-Sweet Wines
The more residual sugar a wine has after fermentation, the sweeter it will taste. When more sugar is converted to alcohol, wine will taste dry. Halfway in between, you have semi-sweet wines, sometimes called “off-dry.”
Technically, dry wines contain less than 1% residual sugar, semi-sweet wines between .5-2% residual and wines above 5% are sweet.
Semi-sweet wines can offer the best of both extremes: sweet fruity flavors balanced by oaky acid or earthy tannins. Sample Maize Valley’s semi-sweet wines to strike the perfect balance.
Riesling
![Riesling](/uploads/resling-wlsm.png)
Middle Of The Road
![Middle Of The Road](/uploads/middleoftheroad-wlsm.png)
Traminette
![Traminette](/uploads/traminette-wlsm.png)
Vignoles
![Vignoles](/uploads/vignoles-wlsm.png)