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entwisi · 02-04-2009, 21:06

Mmm, all depends on my mood, I'm a bit of a wino(in teh best possible way) so

hot day - a nice dry Soave or muscadet ( both very dry crisp whites), very very cold, equally whiulst it goes against 'tradition' a nice Beaujolais Village really cold out the fridge is lovely. just like drinking adult Vimto.

a sip day, got to be a quality St Emillion or Chateau Neuf du Pape, I love really strong reds. I once had a cracking bottle of Margaux at a restaurant I worked. turned out it should have retailed at 75 quid...........

Rose' are noice when you want a easy drinker, fruity 'pop' like. nothing heavy. Good ones to try are the usual Gallo, Stowells lot for every day. there is such a range of rose wines that you can find stuff you like and stuff you don't. Part of teh fun is finding out!

Keep with it and be adventurous, its worth it.

02-04-2009, 21:06	#7
entwisi God Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Up Bash Posts: 7,827 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 44 times Rep Power: 4389	Re: whats your favourite wine? Mmm, all depends on my mood, I'm a bit of a wino(in teh best possible way) so hot day - a nice dry Soave or muscadet ( both very dry crisp whites), very very cold, equally whiulst it goes against 'tradition' a nice Beaujolais Village really cold out the fridge is lovely. just like drinking adult Vimto. a sip day, got to be a quality St Emillion or Chateau Neuf du Pape, I love really strong reds. I once had a cracking bottle of Margaux at a restaurant I worked. turned out it should have retailed at 75 quid........... Rose' are noice when you want a easy drinker, fruity 'pop' like. nothing heavy. Good ones to try are the usual Gallo, Stowells lot for every day. there is such a range of rose wines that you can find stuff you like and stuff you don't. Part of teh fun is finding out! Keep with it and be adventurous, its worth it. __________________ Ian Technical God, No 1 Geek And Linux Guru Have you seen my Flickr pictures?