Hm. [Alucard, for probably what counts as better, misses anything untowards in the glance at his fangs. He'd find it strange if he did, but then, Alucard's comfortable enough in his own heritage to not think twice about it.]

That's a difficult balance to strike. Usually the sweeter wines have more additives in them, meaning if your diet errs towards the bloodier side of the equation, there will be sharper tastes involved. Hm.

[The dhampir's eyes linger on the shelves. He then walks away entirely from the aisle and goes down another, considering the options, then moving to a third. When he returns, there is a bottle in each hand, and both are held out to be evaluated.]

The black currant is as best as you'll be able to get with a note of sweetness and a primarily blood based profile. The fall mix is really more of a spice based wine with some faint notes of apple.

[What Alucard has not done is ask about price point. He's not going to. That's just polite.]