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  • mgstei1
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    Gallo Port on ice with a twist of lime and 2 marashino's and with extra sugar added in an Iced Tea glass.
    Drink using a straw.

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  • Xpress89
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    Originally posted by Gulfcoast13 View Post
    You look like a whiten zinfendal kinda guy

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    After u let me taste yours yesterday I'm convinced.

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  • Gulfcoast13
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    You look like a whiten zinfendal kinda guy

    Sent from my XT907 using Tapatalk

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  • Oleander Kayaker
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    Originally posted by Walker View Post
    Australian Shiraz is hard to beat, but Argentinian Malbec does it.

    Super quality. Can't beat it for the price. $10 or less for a bottle. The one that we drink down here ($7.88 a bottle) is "Trivento".

    I just looked it up on Spec's website - $9.36 a bottle at Spec's.
    $9.60 at Kroger. I picked up a couple bottles of Trivento last night and we drank one. It's really very good. Different than our "Mad Housewife", but good. Just gotta get past the name, three farts....

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  • SCHU
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    Malbec by Frontera (Agentina) is pretty good! Cheap at Sam's.

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  • Beandaddy
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    Mad Dog and Thunderbird all the way Jack!!!!!!

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  • Xpress89
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    Thanks guys. Walker, sitting on your white sand beach with blue water anything should taste good.....

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  • Walker
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    Australian Shiraz is hard to beat, but Argentinian Malbec does it.

    Super quality. Can't beat it for the price. $10 or less for a bottle. The one that we drink down here ($7.88 a bottle) is "Trivento".

    I just looked it up on Spec's website - $9.36 a bottle at Spec's.

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  • Gilbert
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    Chateau St Jean Cabernet
    Alamos Malbec


    it all depends on your taste. Not everyone likes the same thing.

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  • Ibtsoom
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    I think it all tastes like crap.. I'm a rum guy.

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  • Jerkyourcroaker
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    I like wines from South America. They are generally reasonable priced and the reds tend to be full flavored but not as bold as some of the American Cabernets.

    A couple of makers
    -Doña Paula
    -Finca Flichman
    -Alta Gracia
    -Catena
    -Fin del Mundo

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  • Robalo
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    I like Pinot Noirs and Cabs. My favorite was Quail Ridge Library about $15/bottle many years ago-I kept one just a little too long and it turned. I had Coppola's Directors Cut cab-think it was a 2008 and it was primo-nice cherry, oak, citrus w/o the smoky or high tannin taste-about $30-40/bottle and one of the better wines I've ever had. It was a winner at the HLRS (Rodeo) Wines.

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Becker iconoclast is a great wine under $10.


    Curmudgeon only pawn in game of life.

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  • Xpress89
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    Originally posted by Ibtsoom View Post
    Listen to Bruce - he's the alcohol officianado.

    Coincidentally, he's the officianado of wHine as well..
    10-4

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  • Ibtsoom
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    Originally posted by Curmudgeon View Post
    We drink a lot of Spanish wine. Try Borsao, Wrongo Dongo, or Laya. They're between $6-9. Borsao has an 89 wine spectator rating.


    Curmudgeon only pawn in game of life.
    Listen to Bruce - he's the alcohol officianado.

    Coincidentally, he's the officianado of wHine as well..

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