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Mutage /ˈmjuːtɪdʒ/ MEW-tij is a wine
making technique for
making sweet wines. The
typical process involves the
addition of
alcohol to the must so that...
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- (typically brandy)
before all the
sugar is
fermented (fortification or '
mutage').
remove water to
concentrate the sugar: In warm climates, by air drying...
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before all the
grape sugars are
converted into alcohol; this is
called Mutage or fortification. The
methods of
enriching wort with
sugar are multiple:...
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grapes permitted are the same. The
production process,
known in
France as
mutage, is
similar to that used to make Port.
Alcohol is
added to the must to halt...
