Wine Guy ? abaout wine
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Sorry I get bent out of shape with kniefl
lol:142smilie
I've tried Columbia Crest before, not good IMO.
Sonoma Loeb can be found in the $15-20 range. Usually about $20. The reserve is much more. We have a few reserves from 2002 gathering dust in our wine rack.
You should really try Rodney Strong too, had the Merlot at Morton's and it made our meal great. Now my wife buys it at the wine store on a regular basis.
C'mon now there's a difference between criticizing an opinion and calling someone a motherfawker:0corn
I feel I've done a good job contributing to this thread and now I'm done because as I said I'm no expert.
kneifl
I've tried Columbia Crest before, not good IMO.
Sonoma Loeb can be found in the $15-20 range. Usually about $20. The reserve is much more. We have a few reserves from 2002 gathering dust in our wine rack.
You should really try Rodney Strong too, had the Merlot at Morton's and it made our meal great. Now my wife buys it at the wine store on a regular basis.
C'mon now there's a difference between criticizing an opinion and calling someone a motherfawker:0corn
I feel I've done a good job contributing to this thread and now I'm done because as I said I'm no expert.
kneifl
Here are some I have in my Chiller.
Markham Merlot
Beribger Founders' Merlot
Casa Lapostolle Merlot
Wild Horse Merlot
Macaroni Grill Chianti
As you see I love Merlot but I do love the Macaroni Grill..Big Bottle with some Pasta...Good Stuff.
Markham Merlot
Beribger Founders' Merlot
Casa Lapostolle Merlot
Wild Horse Merlot
Macaroni Grill Chianti
As you see I love Merlot but I do love the Macaroni Grill..Big Bottle with some Pasta...Good Stuff.
Damn Boys...one of the 5 First Growths of Bordeaux...is that a poster or lithograph you can get? I actually have 3 bottles of the Mouton '94 and 3 of the '97 and 1 of the 2004. Got an amazing opportunity to have a sip of the '82 and a full glass of the '86 from friends that shared. Just sex in a glass.
There not near me but i think I have the 70, 71., and 72............I don't know all that much about wine, just that I like cabs, rioja and zins. :SIB
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Two good every day drinking whites that you can get in a box.
Black Box Chardonnay (3L) $22
Le Petit Frog (3L) $32
We haven't found too many reds in a box that are worth the time.
One suggestion:
Yellow + Blue Malbec (1 L) $11
For more upscale ocassions:
Put any of the above wines in a decanter before your guests arrive...
kurby
Black Box Chardonnay (3L) $22
Le Petit Frog (3L) $32
We haven't found too many reds in a box that are worth the time.
One suggestion:
Yellow + Blue Malbec (1 L) $11
For more upscale ocassions:
Put any of the above wines in a decanter before your guests arrive...
kurby
I like the $10 wines cause I usually drink a half bottle a night which sometimes turns into a bottle so to keep peace with the person in charge of the bills in the house . . .
But, if you like Dancing Bull, you'll probably like the bigger, fruitier wines. Murphy Goode has two zins (Liar's Dice and Snake Eyes - I can't distinguish between the two) that used to be $30/bottle that have dropped in price since they were bought by Kendall Jackson. They should be in most wine stores nation-wide
Also, Sterling's Coastal region Cabernet and Merlot also have that similar taste - about $15/bottle. They're Napa wines are better, but are pricier
Once I get to over $40/bottle, I can't really differentiate between it and a $30/bottle (and I'm pretty happy about that).
Happy Hunting!
But, if you like Dancing Bull, you'll probably like the bigger, fruitier wines. Murphy Goode has two zins (Liar's Dice and Snake Eyes - I can't distinguish between the two) that used to be $30/bottle that have dropped in price since they were bought by Kendall Jackson. They should be in most wine stores nation-wide
Also, Sterling's Coastal region Cabernet and Merlot also have that similar taste - about $15/bottle. They're Napa wines are better, but are pricier
Once I get to over $40/bottle, I can't really differentiate between it and a $30/bottle (and I'm pretty happy about that).
Happy Hunting!
Good stuff Jason...can't go wrong either with a David Bruce Pinot Noir, the grape he is known for
wtf do you know :shrug:
you act like you are some kind of "wine guy" :mj07:
too easy...take care bud :mj06:
may be a while, just got into FL today for this week and then to OH last week of this month, then four trade shows in Apr-May
saved your number, will definitely give you a heads up:mj06:
