What does white and rosé wine usually taste like in Egypt hotels and restaurants — sweet or dry?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 8 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers say white and rosé wine in Egypt often tastes light and diluted rather than rich: white and rosé can feel almost non-alcoholic, while rosé is more often dry than sweet. Some hotel guests also report that rosé may occasionally be served watered down.
What the community said
One of the latest reports says hotel rosé wine was served already diluted. The traveler said she knew how it normally tastes and immediately noticed that this serving was watered down.
8 days ago hotel rosé wine
Another traveler said the pink drink was not sweet at all. It tasted more like a mix of vodka, dry wine, sparkling water, and ice, with the pink element mostly adding color. It was described as strong and dry.
8 days ago dry rosé / cocktail-style drink
An earlier review of both white and rosé wine said they felt very light, almost like fruit compote, with barely any alcohol. Still, the traveler noted they were not sour and were easy enough to drink.
8 days ago white and rosé wine