402828 Fri May 18 10:04:20 -0700 2007 2 34 Wine 0 2581399 Last week I went to Pipa and had a great sherry that I can't find the name of. All I know is that it's red, sweet, and from Argentina. Vague, yes, but I'm open to other suggestions that match the criteria =) Thanks in advance! Fri May 18 10:04:20 -0700 2007 79741 sanscosm 1 2583474 Well, nothing matches the criteria. Sherry is produced only in Spain -- in the region Jerez de la Frontera, Sanlúcar de Barrameda, or El Puerto de Santa María. It is produced rom white wine grapes -- principally Palomino, though Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel are also used. The latter two are always sweet. Moscatel is bottled alone. P.X. *can* be bottled alone, but is traditionally used to sweet Palomino, thus turning it into a Milk or Cream Sherry. Now, having said all that, this isn't to say there are no sweet red wines produced in Argentina. Some producers vinify the Bonarda grape in an off-dry/slightly-sweet style. (This probably isn't really Bonarda, but rather Charbono, ,but that's another story.) One example is from Byblos. Could that be it? Fri May 18 22:07:19 -0700 2007 2581399 28122 zin1953 1 2584008 I would call the restautrant and get the name, have them read off everything on the label for you. Then either post here or try wine searcher. Sat May 19 08:42:44 -0700 2007 2581399 96905 bubbles4me