Lower Alcohol Wines

Over the last two years, Americans seem to be seeking lower-alcohol or zero-alcohol products.
Lower Alcohol Wines
There are wines on the market that have low or no alcohol. Kartashov Stas/Shutterstock
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The day was hot and aiming to get hotter, and I didn’t have any of the wines that I normally would have on that kind of day.

So, I went shopping and bought a bottle of Vinho Verde from Portugal. It wasn’t expensive ($11), and it was exactly what I wanted. It was relatively dry, and it had about 11 percent alcohol.

Dan Berger
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