Sweet Finish

Dessert (or no food at all) calls for a wine that's sweeter than the plate.

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A dessert wine only works if it's sweeter than what's next to it — otherwise the wine tastes thin and sour by comparison. Match intensity: a light dessert wants a light one, a rich chocolate dessert can take something fortified.

Try these styles

Late-harvest RieslingTawny PortSauternes

Serving tip

Serve in a small pour, chilled to around 10–12°C — dessert wine is meant to be sipped, not gulped.

In-depth pairing guides for this style

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Know what to open tonight — and never miss a wine at its peak.

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