Roughly 17g/l of sugar is needed to produce one degree of alcohol.
So, if a grape is picked at 204g/l of sugar, it will produce a wine that has a potential alcohol of 12% (17 x 12 = 204).
Roughly 17g/l of sugar is needed to produce one degree of alcohol.
So, if a grape is picked at 204g/l of sugar, it will produce a wine that has a potential alcohol of 12% (17 x 12 = 204).