what's your favorite wine?

[NumbaJuan]

or beer for that matter?

 

[Maetryx]

I think I like wine coolers the best because they taste like KoolAid.

 

[WalMart1564]

miller genuine draft

 

[Colt45]

thunderbird. ghetto wine owns j00

 

[FrustratedUser]

Most any Cabernet Savignon in the $10+ price range.

For example:

1998 William Hill Winery, Napa Valley.
The Winery

 

[NumbaJuan]

Originally posted by: Colt45
thunderbird. ghetto wine owns j00

thought it would have been colt 45

 

[aphex]

Reisling is VERY good!

I typically like anything in a blush or white though. Not a fan of red wines.

 

[Cat13]

Wine - Southern Red made by Lakeridge Winery outside or Orlando
Beer - Michelob Light

 

[Colt45]

Originally posted by: NumbaJuan

Originally posted by: Colt45
thunderbird. ghetto wine owns j00

thought it would have been colt 45

colt is my favorite 40, correct.
title said wine though

 

[aphex]

Originally posted by: Cat13
Wine - Southern Red made by Lakeridge Winery outside or Orlando
Beer - Michelob Light

WHOAH! I drive past that place all the time on my way to Orlando, or home to ft. lauderdale

Its right off of the turnpike.

 

[NumbaJuan]

Wine- anything red (although some are pretty nasty)

Beer- anything cold

 

[vi edit]

Reisling is VERY good!

 

[aphex]

Originally posted by: vi_edit

Reisling is VERY good!

isnt it the best?

<--- got drunk off of reisling on valentines day with my girl

 

[NumbaJuan]

Originally posted by: aphex
Reisling is VERY good!

I typically like anything in a blush or white though. Not a fan of red wines.

little sweet for my taste, but hey, thats just me

 

[AndrewR]

Favorite wine is from Bourgonge region, appelation is Auxey-Durress from just outside Beaune. It's a small village with a dozen to two dozen vineyards. I have a sentimental preference for the Roy vineyard. The wine is nearly impossible to find in the States as I have only actually seen the white imported anywhere (to Calvert Woodley in Washington, D.C.). In talking with the vintners; however, I was told that at least one or two of them do export to the States. One of these days I'll find it.

I have about 6 bottles aging at my folks' house in Atlanta which should be prime for drinking in a few years. More generally speaking, I prefer wines made with Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, and Pinot Noir grapes. Cabernets are good as well, but I tend to spend more for good ones there than with the others.

White wine is for girls. Literally, actually, because it seems that most women I talk to prefer white over red, predominantly attributable to past experience with horrific beverages purporting to be wine while served from plastic bladders in a cardboard box. A good indicator is that if you are advised to chill a red wine (to white wine chilling temps), then DON'T DRINK IT.

 

[milagro]

wine: merlot
beer: currently Molsons

 

[iwearnosox]

Pick up a bottle of vitiano red from italy. $9, tastes like a much more expensive wine.

 

[rgwalt]

Wine: Tabor Hills Classic Demi-Sec
Beer: Cold

Ryan

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: AndrewR
Favorite wine is from Bourgonge region, appelation is Auxey-Durress from just outside Beaune. It's a small village with a dozen to two dozen vineyards. I have a sentimental preference for the Roy vineyard. The wine is nearly impossible to find in the States as I have only actually seen the white imported anywhere (to Calvert Woodley in Washington, D.C.). In talking with the vintners; however, I was told that at least one or two of them do export to the States. One of these days I'll find it.

I have about 6 bottles aging at my folks' house in Atlanta which should be prime for drinking in a few years. More generally speaking, I prefer wines made with Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, and Pinot Noir grapes. Cabernets are good as well, but I tend to spend more for good ones there than with the others.

White wine is for girls. Literally, actually, because it seems that most women I talk to prefer white over red, predominantly attributable to past experience with horrific beverages purporting to be wine while served from plastic bladders in a cardboard box. A good indicator is that if you are advised to chill a red wine (to white wine chilling temps), then DON'T DRINK IT.

Agreed.
Beaune has some very tiny vineries with unbelievably good wines.

 

[Brutuskend]

My Fav is.


MYYYY BACCCKK HURRRTS.


OH wait.... that WHINE.....sorry

 

[Descartes]

This has always been an excellent merlot. My favorite kind of red wine is pinot noir. I really enjoy drinking a glass of merlot with a nice piquant cheese (e.g. Irish Dubliner).

I don't really care for beer, but if I can find Shiner Bock on draft........

 

[NumbaJuan]

Originally posted by: AndrewR
Favorite wine is from Bourgonge region, appelation is Auxey-Durress from just outside Beaune. It's a small village with a dozen to two dozen vineyards. I have a sentimental preference for the Roy vineyard. The wine is nearly impossible to find in the States as I have only actually seen the white imported anywhere (to Calvert Woodley in Washington, D.C.). In talking with the vintners; however, I was told that at least one or two of them do export to the States. One of these days I'll find it.

I have about 6 bottles aging at my folks' house in Atlanta which should be prime for drinking in a few years. More generally speaking, I prefer wines made with Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, and Pinot Noir grapes. Cabernets are good as well, but I tend to spend more for good ones there than with the others.

White wine is for girls. Literally, actually, because it seems that most women I talk to prefer white over red, predominantly attributable to past experience with horrific beverages purporting to be wine while served from plastic bladders in a cardboard box. A good indicator is that if you are advised to chill a red wine (to white wine chilling temps), then DON'T DRINK IT.

if it aint red it aint wine (momma says!)

 

[Apathetic]

I like Cabernet, Merlot, and Pinor Noirs.

Clos DuBois has a very nice merlot.

Dave

 

[Brutuskend]

Red wine gives me headaches.

 

[jteef]

franzia