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Sweet wines have a long history in Europe, and they are stabilized in a variety of ways. Sometimes grapes are left to dry. Alcohol may also be added to grape juice, producing strong wines. Sherry sales in the United Kingdom have been affected by associations with old unmarried women, while port sales have benefit from the introduction of new mid-range types of port, between its aristocratic and working class associations. There has been a trend toward lighter wines, but port is an example of a wine that has gone against this trend.
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The Cabernet Sauvignon grape is the second most popular variety in the world, but until recently experts were not sure of its origins. University of California-Davis researchers discovered that Cabernet Sauvignon is a hybrid between Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc.
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Rising consumption of premium wines and the fall in worldwide consumption of beer has led many beers and spirits firms to buy wine producers. There is a growing trend towards branded wines, helped by supermarket sales of wine.
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