What type of wine is sweet and fruity and not SUPER sweet..not dry either..i have had white zif and they are?!
Answers: not really sweet to me and i have had some TO sweet desert wines that gross me out. what type is going to be in the middle of sick sweet and not real sweet..i guess semi sweet?
Well I LOVE red wine... I'm the same as you- I don't want it too sweet and not dry either. Try these: (and write out the list to take with you when shopping for them):
1. Blackstone Merlot
2. Yellowtail Shiraz
3. Yellowtail Merlot or pretty much any wine by Yellowtail
4. Kenwood Yalupa
Chilean Wines (imported from Chile):
5. Concha Y Toro Xplorador Merlot
6. Concha Y Toro Xplorador Cabernet Sauvignon
7. Concha Y Toro Xplorador CARMENERE (This one is similar to the Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon of this brand but it is THE BEST and my favorite! Also, this particular one is a little harder to find. I usually find it at an HEB grocery store or a few certain Specs liquor stores. The people working there can help you find it.)
**All wines listed above are between $7 and $15 depending on where you go. Unless you try them at a restaurant- in that case, you'll pay about $8 per glass.
Try a lambruska (sp?). It's a very soft red. My favorite!!
try Luna De Luna the blue bottle not too sweet and not too dry. the yellow a little dry but also very good.
Merlot and Red Chardonnay are good with meat and pasta because they have a fruity and floral aroma. soft, and not too strong.
Blackstone - reisling
Sutter Home - muscato (cheap and satisfying)
Pine Ridge - chenin blanc
Rodney Strongs Charlottes - sauvignon blanc
For red wine I would try a merlot or a chiraz, both are more fruity type wines, but they're not dessert wines so they shouldn't be too sweet. I would recommend Rosemount Shiraz.
For whites, my boyfriend really likes reislings. They are a little on the sweet side, but again not too sweet. He likes Chateau St. Michelle Reisling.
Hope that helps!