I looking for a medium to sweet wine

[TOFFEE1878]

a red , white and a rose, my wife only likes sweet stuff. need some wine for the next 6 weeks please.

[123everton]

Get yourself down to Kemlyn Road, there's a great vintage Anfield whine out, made with sour grapes, it's best opened around August with great expectations pomp and ceremony which quickly turns into vinegar.

[jno]

try some sweet or semi-sweet rieslings? Sorry, don't know any particular brands.

[KARL]

We also prefer wines on the sweet side. I cannot suggest any rosé but German wines classified as Spätlese (pronounced spet as in spoonerised "step", lese as in lesser without the second s or the r - definitely no ay sound anywhere in it; we know someone who pronounces it "spat lazy" !) or Auslese (slightly sweeter) are very pleasant. You will find the former in shops such as Aldi or Tesco, I am unsure where you will find the latter, probably in specialist wine shops.

A nice sweet red is the French Banyuls, although if you are in Germany and able to stock up you can find very nice and cheap sweet reds from Macedonia and Spain in such shops as Lidl, Norma, Penny Market, etc. along with both whites - all at around EUR 1.5-2 for up to a litre size.

[KARL]

Sorry, I meant to say that in Germany sweet wines are described as lieblich.

[DC_FC]

How sweet do you want to go, you can get a moscatel de valencia or a cotes de bordeaux(both white wines) from any of the big 4 supermarkets, some of the german wines can also be sweet as well. spatlese ca again be found in any of the big 4. Red and rose wines i cant think of any at the minute

[DC_FC]

Theres also 2 spanish white wines in sainsburys you could try, 1 is a medium white and the other is a sweet 1,

[Billa]

Try these med sweet rose wines, from what I know they are the type of wines you will find in many of the London restaurants and bars -> http://www.justrosewi...sweet-rose-wines.html