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Date: 2006-03-08 14:20:10
From: Marcus Hofschuster

Subject: AW: What's The Difference Between

It's a bit confusing. "Halbtrocken" means that the wine must
have a residial sugar from 9.1 to 18 grams per liter.
"Feinherb" doesent mean an exact sugar content range. It can
be the same as "halbtrocken" but also beyond it up to about
25 grams sugar per liter. Most of the time it`s a little
sweeter than "halbtrocken" but some producers just displace
the unloved "halbtrocken" with "feinherb".

Yours

Sam

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> Auftrag von Raymond
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 8. März 2006 13:18
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> Betreff: [wineforum] What's The Difference
> Between "Halbtrocken" &
> "Feinherb" ?
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> Thanks
> Ray
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