Printable Wine Sweetness Chart
This two-page wine sweetness chart is for anyone comparing wine styles or learning the difference between dry and sweet bottles. It lists wines in a simple table with columns for wine, type, typical sweetness, and notes. Examples include Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio/Gris, and Chardonnay, with short notes like usually bone dry, mostly dry, or almost always dry. The chart covers typical styles and reminds you to check each label.
Free printable · PDF
- 2 pages
- US Letter, landscape — choose “Fit to page” for A4
- PDF, 78 KB
Free for personal, family and classroom use.
Use it as a quick reference before choosing a bottle, building a tasting lineup, or sorting wines by sweetness level. The layout runs from dry to sweet, so you can scan the rows and compare common white wines at a glance. Print it in letter landscape format for easy reading and keep it near your wine notes or tasting sheet.
Good for
- Compare white wines by sweetness
- Plan a tasting order
- Check labels before buying
Tip: Print on letter-size paper in landscape orientation for the easiest side-by-side comparison.
6 files · PDF, XLSX, DOCX
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