Thrice

While the old lady was knocked up, she could only drink red wines. I have had my fair share of those, and have moved on. Im not a big fan of the reds. I usually stick to Pinot Grigio, but as far as cheap recommendations go, I'd have to say Relax riesling is the ****. Its ten bucks a fifth and fourteen a Liter. Its sweet, even for a riesling, but isnt bland at all, which is a problem I find in rieslings.

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Bulldog

Pinot wines are by far the tastiest. Expensive as hell, but popping a bottle or two before a night out's always worth it. If I'm on a budget though, can't go far wrong with the fruitier rose reds.

hissundaygirl09.

wooahh an old lady knocked up????
is that even possible???

Daktari

Hi there,

Just saw this thread and have not had the time to read back through the whole thing. I drink beer myself, either home brewed or one of Sam Adam's fine ales, yum,yum....

However, recently, we had a friend coming to stay for a while so I asked what she liked to drink. She was very specific: Yellow Tail Chardonnay, best in a big bottle. Apparently, this is an Australian white wine made from grapes which I obviously tried on several occasions and wow, I liked it. Not too expensive, not too sweet, not sour, just nice, to me anyway.

Anyone else like that one...

Gordon.

crash_override

While I can't comment on that specific wine, I will say that every Aussie wine I have tried has been amazing. It's becoming a favorite region for me.

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