Dessert Wine Varietals

One can easily get lost here; your senses can swoon at the exotica and intensity of dessert wines. There is rarely a quieter moment at a dinner party than when the dessert wine is served. Apricots, Grandma’s canned pears, wild flower honey, caramel, toffee, the list of wonderful sensations goes on and on. Each varietal, from a specific region often made in a method that is centuries old yields its own signature.

Often quite expensive because of the difficulty in making them, the specific and infrequently occurring conditions necessary to harvest grapes in suitable form and, finally, the very small quantity of juice yielded from these grapes when they are available. Given the labor in the vineyards and winery and the scant quantities but most of all the heavenly pleasure they are worth every farthing.

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Dessert Wine

Grenache Wine

Grenache Blanc Wine

Italy Bianco Wine

Madeira Wine
"Have some Madeira m'dear!" From Rainwater to Malmsey, these wines are matchless
Malmsey Wine

Muscat Wine

Organic or Biodynamic Dessert Wine
Fostering healthy soil makes for healthy vines, plant by the cosmos and then you're really throwing eye-of-toad in the cauldron!
Pedro Ximinez Wine
Hmm. PX possesses heady complexity that hypnotizes with unmatched flavors.
Pinot Gris Wine

Port Wine
Rich fortified wines of the Duoro mean complex density and lofty, heady fragrance perfect for dessert and aperitif alike.
Riesling Wine

Sustainably farmed dessert Wine
Low impact viticulture is better for the wine, the people and the earth
Tinta Roriz Wine

Touriga Nacional Wine

Trebbiano Wine

Vento rosso Wine

Verdelho Wine

Vignoles Wine