Oct 20 2009

Give me the names of some really nice wines to try. I drink all types?

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8 Responses to “Give me the names of some really nice wines to try. I drink all types?”

1. # Bruce Thompsonon 20 Oct 2009 at 7:26 pm

   I like to go to the local vineyards and try their wines. I’m in Indiana so my wines of choice are local, but you should be able to order them from any winery. First off I love the French Lick Winery’s (French Lick, IN) Red table wine. Next on my list in the Hubler Winery’s (Starlight, IN) Raspberry Port. My last wine is Oliver Winery’s (Bloomington, IN) Honey Mead. It is great in a drink called a "Queen’s Tea" in which you take a glass of hard apple cider and add a shot or so worth of Mead to it. First drink is a little harsh but quickly you forget that you are drinking.

   If I was tired of crappy wines I would find out what wineries are in my area and just take a trip.

   Enjoy.
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2. # mrs.redick_x3on 20 Oct 2009 at 7:54 pm

   well there are four popular favorites at my job that you have probably heard of

   white: Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio
   red: Cabbornet, Merlot

   ENJOY
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3. # FlgrlDocon 20 Oct 2009 at 8:41 pm

   I like Red Burgundy, Chianti Classico, and Merlot for Rds
   For Whites I like Reisling, Chardonnay

   Or did you mean Brands?
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   wine affectionado

4. # Amandaon 20 Oct 2009 at 9:31 pm

   Spend a day wine tasting. It’s really fun and you can see for yourself what people have to offer around where you live. Good luck!
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5. # BLACKBEARDon 20 Oct 2009 at 9:50 pm

   Explore a type of wine called MEAD.Realy wonderfull stuff made from fermeented honey.
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6. # Rokajeon 20 Oct 2009 at 9:58 pm

   Previous one is best
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7. # David Won 20 Oct 2009 at 10:28 pm

   Wines are very subjective, your taste might be way different to mine, that said, I will tell you my favourites:-

   Reds Australian, Wolf Blass, Green Label Shiraz, Brown Brothers..any
   Penfolds Bin 27….Chilean, Cousino Macul. French Volnay "Santenots"(single vineyard) Chateau Chambert Marbuzet (St. Estephe)

   Whites French, Heidsieck Monopole "Diamant Bleu" Prestige Champagne, Chateau Grenouille Premiere Crus Chablis, Australian, Seppelt`s "Great Western Brut" Italian, Pinot Grigio (there are many "brands" of this generic grape, try a few, till you find one you like better then the others)

   Hope this helps
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   Been there, Drank them

8. # Markon 20 Oct 2009 at 10:56 pm

   Well a lot depends on what you can find locally and without really knowing where you live, or how much you can spend I can make a couple of suggestions.

   Copain-really good overall distributor at price levels from $20 and up.

   Audelssa-great wine, hard to find anywhere outside of northern California.

   Alpha Omega-top end wine is hard to beat.

   If you’re more specific with where you live and price ranges I can probably help more.
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