simple wine question … just 4 choices

[Zebra]

what do you like?

 

[Darkwind]

Leftist Whine -- from any country.

BTW, Choices is spelled with a C.

 

[deannalw]

what do you like?

Beer

 

[Zebra]

[QUOTE="Darkwind, post: 34446533, member: 19727

BTW, Choices is spelled with a C.
[/QUOTE]
an oversight …. corrected now

 

[Zebra]

Leftist

BTW, Choices is spelled with a C.

corrected now …..

 

[expat500]

what do you like?

Red wine, mostly from France, but also from Argentina.

Although it’s given me up, for a while…….l hope.

Due to some surprise surgery l got in Cyprus at Christmas time.

 

[Meister]

Red wines from Ca. or Wa.
Same with the white wines, except for a Chardonnay from Australia called "Yellow Tail", an excellent inexpensive wine.

 

[expat500]

Red wines from Ca. or Wa.
Same with the white wines, except for a Chardonnay from Australia called "Yellow Tail", an excellent inexpensive wine.

I had a love affair with American wines, particularly the California oaky Chardonnay. Until the sommelier at Harris Teeter told me about the additives they contained. I’m back on European now.

German wines have improved immensely.

 

[Blaster]

I prefer beer but do enjoy a good port wine on occasion.

 

[deannalw]

I had a love affair with American wines, particularly the California oaky Chardonnay. Until the sommelier at Harris Teeter told me about the additives they contained. I’m back on European now.

German wines have improved immensely.

Those sommeliers are ALWAYS tryin to make trouble!

 

[luiza]

Top Chile , Argentina and Italian red wines will match anything and even expensive Oz wines can be classy ( not most of their supermarket brands which are formulaic) .

How much for some of my Biondi Santi , 1982 Brunello di Montalcino reserve ( Centenary Anniversary ) . Start at £3000 a bottle in tube .Last few cases only .

 

[Zebra]

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