Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

Favorite wine? If any

Comments

38 comments

  • Old-Colts
    Music and Merlot (typically Rodney Strong).
    0
  • asop
    Never got into wine. Just a simple beer guy I guess[;)].
    0
  • jwb267
    Riunite Lambrusco
    0
  • 35 Whelen
    Mogen David Concord.[:I] Don't know if it's actually wine, or Everclear with some juice in it, but it's about the only stuff I can stomach.[:p]
    0
  • redneckandy
    I like dry as well but Riverwood winery has a good blueberry wine.

    http://riverwoodwinery.com/wines
    0
  • mrmike08075
    Barrel select vintners reserve Cabernet sauvignon or malbec (Robert Mondavi)

    A very dry moderately aged Johannesburg Riesling from south africa

    A seasonal or geographical varietal petite sera on rare occasions when paired with the correct dessert

    Pacific Northwest vineyards have always intrigued me

    I particularly enjoy the $12.99 to $24.99 price range (the so called "$20.00 and under" classification) and exploring / sampling or ranking such selections

    Australia and New Zealand have some true gems

    Argentina and Chile are worthy of attention

    I steer away from France and Italy

    Port and Mead also should be considered

    Mike
    0
  • remingtonoaks
    Chardonnay in the $12 to $20 range. I like the Burnt Oak flavor it has. It kind of reminds me of bourbon in a way with that burnt Oak flavor
    0
  • Don McManus
    Foley Estates has a number of excellent Pinot Noir offerings.

    I am more of a Scotch and beer person, but can enjoy a strong oaky red wine on occasion.
    0
  • Sam06
    I like most wine especially if you are buying.

    But I prefer Red wine. I like a Good Dry Cab or Merlot.

    Seasonal wine is good too.

    I am not a wine snob I will drink Red with Fish and Chicken.

    What is crazy is I didn't like wine until I was in my late 30's, same with tomatoes I would not eat them......................now I love them[;)]
    0
  • JimmyJack
    I prefer a good Scotch too, but if I drink wine I really like Tawny Port.
    0
  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    boones farm
    annie green
    mogan david
    0
  • jimdeere
    Liebfraumilch. Sweet mother?s milk.
    0
  • carbine100
    Markhem Merlot

    7 Deadly Zens

    The Waxed Bat

    Titus Cabernet Napa

    Dynamite Cabernet

    Luce Sangiovese

    Most of these are inexpensive wines that pair well with red meat. I also enjoy most Oregon Pinot Noir's.
    0
  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Champipple,,you big dummy;


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esr4MEu20bs
    0
  • ruger41
    Gilbert Cellars Tempranillo Port from here in Yakima. It?s excellent!
    0
  • SCOUT5
    What's ya got?
    0
  • wiplash
    Wine is for Sissies!
    0
  • gruntled
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
    Liebfraumilch. Sweet mother?s milk.


    Actually happens to be one of my favorites. As best I recall a bottle was twenty-four cents (1 D Mark) when I was stationed in Germany in 59/61. When I came back the stores were not full of all kinds of wine like now & it was one of the most common. My kids sneer at it but I developed a taste for it & after sixty years I'm too old to change.
    You might want to try Blue Nun which is a higher grade of Liebfraumilch.
    Since it is now harder to find I usually buy Kendall-Jackson wines &
    that seems to satisfy everyone.
    0
  • remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by wiplash
    Wine is for Sissies!


    How would you like this sissy to come over and tear your face off and make you eat it???[;)][:D][
    0
  • ltcdoty
    Ripple[:)]
    0
  • Ditch-Runner
    when I was 16 to 19 years old that was top shelf stuff ,, Ok we kept it just above the ice cream freezer at the small grocery store I worked at [:D][:D]
    many weekends my buddies and our dates enjoyed ( well sorta )but it got the effects we were after [}:)][:p] I think that"s why I do not like wine today [B)]
    a buddy worked at a bar as clean up after they closed he would always find a bottle of some good whiskey and bring along ...
    oh the good old days [^][^][^] care free

    quote:Originally posted by montanajoe
    boones farm
    annie green
    mogan david
    0
  • gruntled
    quote:Originally posted by ltcdoty
    Ripple[:)]

    https://grapecollective.com/articles/enjoy-a-200-dollar-bottle-of-ripple
    0
  • gruntled
    quote:Originally posted by ltcdoty
    Ripple[:)]

    https://grapecollective.com/articles/enjoy-a-200-dollar-bottle-of-ripple
    0
  • grumpygy
    Almost anything from Australia.
    0
  • gearheaddad
    My wife is a big Wine drinker.
    She's a fan of Pinot Noir, Cabernet, Malbec, and most dry red wines.
    Meiomi is a go to Pinot for her. Not too pricey. She also like Prisoner and a number of other reds.......
    For home, she's been drinking Bota Box and black Box Pinot Noir and is quite happy!
    I'm a Beer, Vodka, and Bourbon guy myself.
    0
  • RugerNiner
    I like a good box wine with an October vintage. [:D]
    0
  • gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by RugerNiner
    I like a good box wine with an October vintage. [:D]


    If you tried Bota Box or Black Box, you may think a little differently.....[;)]
    0
  • beneteau
    Pouilly-Fuiss?
    0
  • RugerNiner
    quote:Originally posted by beneteau

    Pouilly-Fuiss?



    My favorite, a white burgundy.
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity