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Originally posted by Partial
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Maybe you should drink some instead of pouring it onto a portable wooden platform.
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Am I crazy and not using the correct word? Jeez, I thought I'd be funny and how I just look like a dummy
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My bad.....Originally posted by Iron Mike
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No "TROLLS" allowed!Comment
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Have to give a thumbs up to the 2005 Coppola Claret (Cabernet). His stuff has come a long way since he bought his first vineyard. $14.C.H.U.D.Comment
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I just fell completely in love with you after reading this post. And for EVERYONE else here that responded, I feel really stupid, in that, I have never even sipped wine before, and I can't believe all you have and know stuff about it. Very impressive, and where have I been all my life?Originally posted by packinpatlandI'm no wine expert. But there is a few I'd recommend.
Have you all seen the movie 'Sideways'?............NO MERLOT!
Actually, I am partial to the reds. The best domestics that I regularly have, (got a glass in hand) have come from the Russian River area of Sonoma, CA. Two in particular are Hahn and Ravenswood. I like their Cabernet Savignon. Rabbit Run is good too.
There's some really good reds from South Africa and Australia, but I'd rather buy US.
Having said that.........my all time favorite has been (we had two bottles, one remains unopened) is Chateau Le Bon Pasteur 1993, it's a blend of 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc. Am waiting for a special occasion to uncork that one. Perhaps SB next year?
When the weather gets warm, there are times I'd rather drink a white. My favorite is Ecco Domani, it's an Italian Pinot Grigio.......'softer' than a Chardonay. I've never had anyone not like it.
So that's it.......my very uncomplicated take on wine.
Another 'wine' movie is 'A Good Year'.........excellent. Salut!"...one thing about me during the course of a game, I get emotional and say things my grandmother lets me know about later. But nobody wants to win on that field anymore than I do, no one." Brett FavreComment
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Oh you dear boy.........it's time to call it a night. Things will look better in the morning.......Comment
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Well, maybe not in the MORNING, but by midafternoon (with a couple tylenol) it should be ok...Originally posted by packinpatland"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Grow a pair of balls and drink some Glenlivet.Originally posted by Partial
P.S. If you can't stomach wine, you definately can't stomach scotch
P.S.S>. F*** your PalletTo much of a good thing is an awesome thing
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Glenlivet is good, but also be sure to try Laphroaig.Comment
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It's palate, you two.Originally posted by GoPackGo
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Perhaps wait a couple days before the wine sampling commences...Originally posted by 4and12to12and4I just fell completely in love with you after reading this post. And for EVERYONE else here that responded, I feel really stupid, in that, I have never even sipped wine before, and I can't believe all you have and know stuff about it. Very impressive, and where have I been all my life?Originally posted by packinpatlandI'm no wine expert. But there is a few I'd recommend.
Have you all seen the movie 'Sideways'?............NO MERLOT!
Actually, I am partial to the reds. The best domestics that I regularly have, (got a glass in hand) have come from the Russian River area of Sonoma, CA. Two in particular are Hahn and Ravenswood. I like their Cabernet Savignon. Rabbit Run is good too.
There's some really good reds from South Africa and Australia, but I'd rather buy US.
Having said that.........my all time favorite has been (we had two bottles, one remains unopened) is Chateau Le Bon Pasteur 1993, it's a blend of 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc. Am waiting for a special occasion to uncork that one. Perhaps SB next year?
When the weather gets warm, there are times I'd rather drink a white. My favorite is Ecco Domani, it's an Italian Pinot Grigio.......'softer' than a Chardonay. I've never had anyone not like it.
So that's it.......my very uncomplicated take on wine.
Another 'wine' movie is 'A Good Year'.........excellent. Salut!"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Maybe he works in shipping and has some weird fetish?Originally posted by Iron MikeIt's palate, you two.Originally posted by GoPackGoOriginally posted by 3irty1Comment
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Two fingers of Johnny Walker Red always starts my night off right.Originally posted by PartialThink I'll roll another number for the road.
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Johnny Walker is a wine?............red or white?Originally posted by Green Bud Packer
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I think it comes in Red and Black.Originally posted by packinpatlandJohnny Walker is a wine?............red or white?Originally posted by Green Bud PackerOriginally posted by 3irty1Comment
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