Sweet wine is a type of wine that has a higher sugar content, resulting in a sweeter taste. This sweetness can come from various sources, such as the natural sugars in the grapes or added sugars during the winemaking process. Common varieties of sweet wine include Moscato, Riesling, and Sauternes, each offering unique flavors and aromas. Sweet wines are often enjoyed as dessert wines, pairing well with sweet dishes or served on their own. They can be made using different methods, such as late harvesting grapes or using noble rot, which concentrates the sugars. Sweet wines are popular for their rich, fruity profiles and smooth finish.