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The 9 pages that link to Fortified wine, each with the reason it gives.

• WineBroader topic: Port and sherry show how spirit addition creates distinct wine styles.

• SherryNarrower topic: Sherry belongs to this broader family, though its fortification practices vary by style.

• Madeira wineNarrower topic: Fortification sets Madeira’s alcohol level and helps preserve its sweetness.

• WinemakingBroader topic: Fortification changes alcohol, sweetness, and fermentation outcomes.

• Red wineCompared with: Fortification changes sweetness and strength beyond the usual red-wine fermentation process.

• LiqueurCompared with: Fortified wine begins as wine, whereas liqueur begins with distilled spirits.

• Marsala wineNarrower topic: Marsala’s defining production step is fortification with grape spirit.

• Sparkling wineCompared with: Fortification raises alcohol; it does not define a wine by its bubbles.

• VermouthNarrower topic: Fortification gives vermouth a higher strength and helps shape its stability.