British wine
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British wine is an alcoholic beverage made from grape juice or concentrate that can be imported into Great Britain from anywhere in the world. The most common style is a medium or sweet high-strength wine that is arguably similar to sherry.
Most wine experts consider British wine to be an inferior product, and it should be carefully distinguished from English wine, which is made from grapes that are actually grown in England. [1]
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