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  1. Princess.v.

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    :( That doesn't sound good! Remember to take your hands out of your pockets next time. :)
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    a decent merlot if i'm not paying...

    a cheap shiraz if i am :lol:

    banrock station sparkling shiraz :love:

    altho havana rum is my fav drink at the min...

    or vodka and blood orange... you can put so much vodka in and it tastes so nice :D
    iamian, Aug 10, 2006
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  3. Lee

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    i dont like wine in general, but my female pals drink that ernst & julio gallo rose wine when they go out, and its quite nice-ish for wine ¬
    Lee, Aug 10, 2006
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  4. Damocles

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    Gran Feudo Crianza (Julian Chivite) :love:
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  5. BRID

    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    Im a total wine whore - and my liver hates me for it.

    Dont buy any mass marketed, additive laden rubbish - its cheap, nasty and gives you a hangover.

    Best ones for me right now are bordeaux or beajolais wines - The wine shop near me has a great Pomerol for 14.99 and georges du boef beajolais for about 7.99.

    Rioja aswell is fantastic - but only if its 5-10 years old... i find it too harsh and tannic otherwise.

    Wine snob :D
    BRID, Aug 10, 2006
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  6. HOMER J SIMPSON

    HOMER J SIMPSON Yeah. Ready to kick some

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    any make of white zinfandel is nice thats deffo my choice in wine
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  7. HOMER J SIMPSON

    HOMER J SIMPSON Yeah. Ready to kick some

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    Try making ice cubes with the reb bull its much better:D
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    love red!!

    chateneuf du pape.. preferably 2001 is boootiful!!

    or from the same family a nice amaroni or vola pala celi is very fruitfull! slightly oakfull in taste with berries from the maturest region..

    champagne is also high on list, italian preferably.. preseco perhaps.. mmmm

    also love my german wine! hock / piesporter / leibfremaulch...

    not much difference in which german u buy... all relatively dry, rich in apples & pears. :)
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  9. BRID

    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    Theres no such thing as italian champagne ;)
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    yes. yes there is.
    118118, Aug 10, 2006
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  11. psycaholic

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    no there isnt m8

    champagne can only come from the champagne region of southern france other wise it sparkling wine !
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    :lol: There is a massive difference between German whites! Leibfraumilch is medium/sweet for a start (and utterly vile).
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    aaay what i mean is, whatever brand of hock / piesporter u buy, there is little difference..

    of course there is a massive difference between the different varities.
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    B.O.B., Aug 10, 2006
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    report this post last week jenni sampled a white italian wine that was classed AS the italian version of champagne,



    cheers mate saved me looking for it :lol:
    psycaholic, Aug 10, 2006
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  18. 118118

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    accepted:)
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    oh so my word isnt good enough eh :p :p :p :wink: :upyours: then:wink: :lol:
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  20. BRID

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    Champage is just sparkling wine made in the 'champagne' appellation(region) of france.

    You cant call any other sparkling wine champagne, unless its from there.
    BRID, Aug 10, 2006
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