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Red wine
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dry light
dry full
bodied
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1
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Rose wine
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light dry
light sweet
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White wine
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very dry
light dry
light sweet
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Cherry
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fresh, not sweet
sweet, full bodied
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Port/Maderia
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light sweet
full bodied
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Sherry
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dry
medium
dry sweet
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+8
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-
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+15
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+15
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-
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+20
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+25
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-
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+30
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Kir
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light dry
sweet, full bodied
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White Vermouth
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dry
medium dry
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Red Vermouth
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dry
sweet
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Capri bitter
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medium dry
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Capri can be fortified, with advantage with 75 cl Vodka.
Sweetness should then be increased to:
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Black currant
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as required
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Blackcurrant can be fortified, with advantage, with 35 cl of white rum of good quality.
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Bowle wine
(approx. 20 litre)
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dry
medium
light sweet
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chaptalise with 400 grammes sugar
chaptalise with 500 grammes sugar
chaptalise with 600 grammes sugar
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Even better than sugar, is to add Liqueur Base, 3 ml equals 1 hydrometer degree in 1 litre of wine.
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Grape juice is excellent for adding sweetness and imparts a more fruity flavour.
3 ml of grape juice adds 1 hydrometer degree in 1 litre of wine.
Example: 20 litres of red wine is to be corrected from 10 degrees to 0.
10 hydrometer (with Oechslescale) degrees x 3 ml grape juice x 20 litres = 600 ml.
1 kilogram of grape juice is approx. 750 ml.
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