Rob96
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Franzia or Barefoot Merlot or Cab. I cannot tell the difference between the expensive wines and the ones I drink.
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MThuntr
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antlerradar
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How about Gallo white port. Do they even make that stuff anymore Liquor store in town sold that stuff by the case. Never tried it myself. I do still find an occasional lonely white port bottle on the prairie. Liquor store shut down almost 40 years ago.
bucdoego
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From an earlier post, "I personally like Cabernet Sauvignon and Old Vine Zinfandels." Well, I agree. If you are still learning, do check out the local Total Wine store. Huge selection and they cover the various price ranges (so you can start cheap). You can find Old Vine Zins in the $8-12 range that will surprise you. Seriously, start cheap and work your way up based upon taste.
Drake4
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I probably know less than you, but I like that place. I’ve stopped in a few times. If I’d known it was a relative I would have asked for the “Buzz Special Reserve” bottle.I know very little about wine, but my cousin owns this place. I've tried a few bottles, seems ok.
Wine | Yellowstone Cellars & Winery | Billings
Yellowstone Cellars & Winery sources the finest wine grapes from the Yakima Valley and produces classic French and Italian style wines in Montana.www.yellowstonecellars.com
Usually I’m happy with the Costco Malbec.
Bluffgruff
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Has anyone said Craig and Donna?
BigHornRam
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noharleyyet
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Margo and Todd...
Irrelevant
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Big day saturday, you guys have talked me into going wine tasting with the mrs this weekend for the first time.
Khunter
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Pretty sure you "Can". More likely you simply give it zero thought and thus say they taste the same because you could care less, which is AOK of course.
Side by side and a thoughtful tasting I bet you would, or at least could tell quite a bit of difference, especially if your go to wines are those cheap wines.
Grandma asked if she could watch that with the 9 and 12 year old grandkids the other day. I said, "um, that's not really a kid's movie." And then she confessed she had never seen it, just heard references to it.
Khunter
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Think a lot of Alfred Eames Cellars and also Carlson Vineyards and a couple others that make very good wines.
Irrelevant
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com'on, it's really not that badGrandma asked if she could watch that with the 9 and 12 year old grandkids the other day. I said, "um, that's not really a kid's movie." And then she confessed she had never seen it, just heard references to it.
No, not for the 12 year old for sure. In fact, he was furious the other day about getting tacos at the drive-through with no cheese instead of no lettuce like he asked, so I introduced him to Leo Getz's take on drive-throughs.
ShootsManyBullets
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c'mon now. Not like it's Bad SantaGrandma asked if she could watch that with the 9 and 12 year old grandkids the other day. I said, "um, that's not really a kid's movie." And then she confessed she had never seen it, just heard references to it.
Die Hard is still an all time great Xmas movie. I'll have to buy the shirt to prove it.
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We’re members of a winery, Noisy Water, here in NM. I’ve attached a link to my favorite wine. It’s not the best, but as @TOGIE put it, the label! This wine has a mean sumbitch billy goat label. Sold.
www.noisywaterwinery.com
Wine Of The Week - El Cabron Viejo
Literally translated, El Cabron Viejo, “the old goat”, conjures up images of a crusty curmudgeon, and Noisy Water Winery’s Old World-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot seems to fit the image of a wine that is best served in antique crystal goblets in a dark, musty library
www.noisywaterwinery.com
BigHornRam
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Today's whine and cheese haul! Went all in on Washington wines other than the albarino from Spain. Luke is supposed to be some good shit, going to find out how good.
www.winesbyluke.com
LUKE Wines
LUKE Wines, an imitation of no one. Cabernet Sauvignon from the Wahluke Slope AVA part of Columbia Valley AVA, a Washington state wine.
www.winesbyluke.com
ShootsManyBullets
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Those labels are all lame which means I'd never purchase. Not a wine person but I enjoy red with steak. Really I just like steak and would wash it down with almost anything.Today's whine and cheese haul! Went all in on Washington wines other than the albarino from Spain. Luke is supposed to be some good shit, going to find out how good.
View attachment 254352LUKE Wines
LUKE Wines, an imitation of no one. Cabernet Sauvignon from the Wahluke Slope AVA part of Columbia Valley AVA, a Washington state wine.
BigHornRam
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3 good reds, Malbec, Cabernet, and Merlot right there. All great with a big greasy steak!
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