Discussion
A wine described as dry contains
Answer: B
Correct answer: Little residual sugar
A dry wine is one whose fermentation ran to completion, leaving the yeast nothing left to ferment - conventionally under about 4 grams of sugar per litre. Dryness says nothing about the alcohol, which is generally higher in a dry wine precisely because all the sugar was converted.
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