Spätlese

Plural spätlesen. Literally “late harvest.” A level of ripeness indicating that the wine was just ripe according to the traditional German system. According to this traditional system, a spätlese could be dry, half dry, or semi sweet. In the distinctly different modern German system adopted by members of the VDP, spätlese is a level of sweetness above kabinett.

A bottle of wine is about 80 percent water.

Answer: True.

A bottle of wine is about 80 to 85 percent water and 13.5 percent alcohol (depending on the particular wine). The remaining amount is made up of the chemical compounds that account for most of the flavor and color of the wine.

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