Wine - love it or hate it?

Goldie Munro

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I love wine - most kinds white or red - as you can tell I am not a connouisseur - but I have just opened a bottle of Reynac and it is vile!!

I loved the film Sideways by the way!

What are your wine loves or dislikes?
 
name names - go on!!

I visited the town of Frascati and drank some beautiful wine there!
 
Goldie Munro said:
name names - go on!!

I visited the town of Frascati and drank some beautiful wine there!
I feel bad. I was relatively new to the wine scene then and don't remember the names. The town was Aviano and everywhere we went the wine was incredible. I could've had it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
 
wine, to me, tastes like poison vinegar.
howevah...
i can rate dark beers like fine wines. YUM!
 
lucky-E-leven said:
I feel bad. I was relatively new to the wine scene then and don't remember the names. The town was Aviano and everywhere we went the wine was incredible. I could've had it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.


Know what you mean!
 
Goldie Munro said:
Know what you mean!
i wish i did. i tried so hard to like wine.
i think its like opera
you hate it
you love it
but very slim chance there's anything in between
 
vella_ms said:
i wish i did. i tried so hard to like wine.
i think its like opera
you hate it
you love it
but very slim chance there's anything in between

Hey we all like different things! Took me a long time even to appreciate a semi good wine - I have a friend who was a vintner and I have tried a few! - some of the 'good' (read expensive!) wines I hate!
 
Goldie Munro said:
I love wine - most kinds white or red - as you can tell I am not a connouisseur - but I have just opened a bottle of Reynac and it is vile!!

I loved the film Sideways by the way!

What are your wine loves or dislikes?

LOVE RED, but sensative to the tannins. Italians are great fahionistas, but HORRID wine makers. :D
 
CharleyH said:
LOVE RED, but sensative to the tannins. Italians are great fahionistas, but HORRID wine makers. :D

WEll might have to agree and disagree with you there!

No clue to your wine likings!
 
lucky-E-leven said:
Wine is most delicious when drunk from the belly-button of a sexy lover.
i might have to revise my view point on wine.
 
lucky-E-leven said:
Wine is most delicious when drunk from the belly-button of a sexy lover.

Now we are getting somewhere! Even what I am drinking would taste sweet from there!
 
I love the smell of a good Merlot or Sauvignon ... the taste can be fantastic, but the feel of having it licked from your body is amazing.
 
I really do like a tanin-heavy claret with roast beef, but with a vegetarian in the house, that's very rare...

However, "Wine in the country where the grape is grown" as Shirley Valentine (Willy Russell) says, is PDG - simple 'Chateau Plastique' (vin de pays), warmed in the sand while you bask on the beach, with fresh bread, tomatoes, olives and cheese, is food and drink for the gods! It's worked for me in France, Spain (inc the Canaries), Italy ... everywhere I've been. It'd probably work in California or Oz as well!

Dry white is good too, but needs a fridge - rare on most beaches...
 
Goldie Munro said:
Well you don't have to drink (lick?) it - just pour it!
i have no problem being a vessle for wine.
somehow have a problem seeing myself as the holy grail is all. *grin*
 
Goldie Munro said:
IWhat are your wine loves or dislikes?
I'm not a fan. I guess I just can't find anything sweet enough. I like alcohol that doesn't taste like alcohol.
 
vella_ms said:
i have no problem being a vessle for wine.
somehow have a problem seeing myself as the holy grail is all. *grin*

Oh I am sure there are many who would say you are the holy grail!! :D
 
Plain Jayne said:
I'm not a fan. I guess I just can't find anything sweet enough. I like alcohol that doesn't taste like alcohol.

There are loads of sweet wines - not my favourite - but some dessert wines are yummy!
 
Goldie Munro said:
Oh I am sure there are many who would say you are the holy grail!! :D
and just WHY can't you be here in two weeks?!!! :catroar:
i think i lurve you. bend ovah and ill be sure.
 
Duplin's Hatteras red....

Inexpensive, made from muscadine grapes, but absolutely lovely as a sit down and drink with friends drink... however, because of the extremely high sugar content, it hits you all at once about three glasses in and you are toasted... but the hangover quotient is nearly nonexistent. :D
 
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