Mountainjk10
Caught the Bug
No butthurt whatsoever in this post. :cheesy:
I thought the butthurting post were in the "gay talk" thread? Try trolling that one. :duh:
No butthurt whatsoever in this post. :cheesy:
Recently received a couple library wines. This 2006 Syrah came with a Gold rating upon its release in 2008 and the tasting notes looked great. It's been stored properly at the vineyard. Needless to say, it is delicious!!
Nice first post! :thumb:
Ok, since you two know your wines, give me some suggestions. Never really have drank it much but would like to have something handy other than beer. Trying to adopt the love slowly.
We might provide different answers to this. It's taken some time to like the wines I do now. But I started by simply buying a bottle here or there. Generally it is best to start with mild white wines and something not heavily aged in oak. While tasty, even now, too much oak can overpower a good flavor. Super light would be like a Pinot Grigio. Maybe try a light, crisp chardonnay. The thing with wine is everyone tastes it a little different, even the same bottle. There are good inexpensive bottles out there too.....but generally you want to stay away from the super bargain basement wines....$2 chucks.
Not sure what they have in KY, but maybe fined a local wine shop/large liquor mart ala BevMo/Total Wine and they usually have wine experts to help make a selection. Trader joes and world market also have good selection. It may not be an option, but I learn a lot about wines by going wine tasting, tasting a wide variety and talking with the staff and wine makers about the differences between them all.
A Bodini Malbec at the airport bar. More grape juiceish, but drinkable. Also helps when it's part of a reimbursed company "meal."
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Was this a world market find from last week?
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You can always forward them to my address Jags...Wine just keeps showing up at my house.