Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Me either. Every Riesling I have ever had was sweet. I do like their beer.
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
Fair enough. Since they are out there, I figured tons of people must like sweeter wines, from barely to very ... I personally loathe them though. They're just not for me.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
Fair enough. Since they are out there, I figured tons of people must like sweeter wines, from barely to very ... I personally loathe them though. They're just not for me.
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
Fair enough. Since they are out there, I figured tons of people must like sweeter wines, from barely to very ... I personally loathe them though. They're just not for me.
Pinot Gris is where it s at.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
Yup. And I agree that German Rieslings in the US are not always the best examples of Rieslings out there. But here's a recommendation I can make for a fantastic Riesling out of Washington, and reasonably priced. http://longshadows.orderport.net/product-details/0440/2016-Poets-Leap-Riesling#product-list-top This Long Shadows winery makes some spectacular wines by bringing in renown winemakers from different countries or regions, and collaborating with them.
"I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
Aren't You getting fucked up stomachs from wine? Can't handle it. The daY after shits.
I drink red wine in moderation. When I have too much I get dry mouth, my heart races at night and I can get reflux. (it doesn't help when I get together white my father in law and brother in law, we will go through 3-5 bottles of wine like it is nothing lol) White wine I drink like it is the end of the world lol. I absolutely love pinot grigio and do like sauvignon blanc from new zealand and chile although lately it is a little too tart for my palette.
Gonna ditch the (regular, organic) beer this weekend and trY wine...for the first time in Years...
Go white. It isn’t my cup of tea but a lot of people like Riesling. Too sweet for me.
Riesling doesn’t have to be sweet. It depends on how it’s made. The Germans send us their poor quality wines and keep their spectacular dry Rieslings, plus other varietals.
I've never had a German wine that I liked.
Did you ever have any in Germany?
I've never been to Germany. I do assume there must be at least one good German wine in the world, haha. I just meant that I've never come across any!
Like I said, they export the bad wine and keep the good wine. Which makes sense; it’s what I’d do.
Yes, I understood that. I was actually supporting what you said with my comment, lol. Not very well, apparently.
Okay, got it.
But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
Fair enough. Since they are out there, I figured tons of people must like sweeter wines, from barely to very ... I personally loathe them though. They're just not for me.
Pinot Gris is where it s at.
I am gonna be in the lookout for some bc Pinot Gris.
I don't even care. I buy BC wines exclusively now, just to support the local economy. Luckily, BC wines are some of the best in the world too. Most Americans wouldn't know that though, apparently. I tried to find some BC wines when I was down there, and there was literally not a single bottle on the shelves in any of the stores I went to.
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
Okay, things just stopped being cordial.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
A caveman move.
I like my red wine cold. I admit it is a major rookie mistake.
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
A caveman move.
I like my red wine cold. I admit it is a major rookie mistake.
I don't think anyone could argue you don't own up to your errors, Scruffy!
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
A caveman move.
I like my red wine cold. I admit it is a major rookie mistake.
I don't think anyone could argue you don't own up to your errors, Scruffy!
You know you love it! I love how everyone is coming together because of vino, reminds me of Sunday dinner. We even have spiritual drinking some wine this weekend!! It is in the 40’s here so I just opened a nice Sonoma cab. Allie your sister would kill me but when I drink red I have to put in ice cube or two.
A caveman move.
I like my red wine cold. I admit it is a major rookie mistake.
My dad waters his down, like half and half. 🤢 I guess his reason is as good as it gets though: he can't help but drink booze too fast, and if he does it with straight wine he'll get super pissed and sick from two or three glasses.
I actually put a couple of ice cubes in my white wine, at least when I'm at home. I just like it really cold. It doesn't seem to be enough ice to noticeably water it down.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I don't even care. I buy BC wines exclusively now, just to support the local economy. Luckily, BC wines are some of the best in the world too. Most Americans wouldn't know that though, apparently. I tried to find some BC wines when I was down there, and there was literally not a single bottle on the shelves in any of the stores I went to.
There are some good ones and some crap ones, and all tend to be overpriced, with the good ones at the extreme. Most good BC wines aren’t worth what they’re asking.
I think they are (the good ones, that is... Luckily my sister is a sommelier, so she knows which winery has a good or bad batch in any given year. One year a wine can be award winning, and the very next year the exact same wine can be crap; that is true for cheap and expensive wines alike; some years the best wine on the shelf might be an $11 bottle, and the next year it could be the $40 bottle (although I would rarely buy anything that costs more than $20 - there is no need to go higher, because there are plenty of great BC wines for less than that) ... But I don't see the BC wines as any "worse" priced compared any other country's wine in BC stores. It's ALL way overpriced. FFS, I bought a couple bottles of wine in the US - the same bottles that would have cost about $15 here cost $6 there! Booze is so expensive in BC, it's insane.
Could your sister recommend any non-alcoholic wines? De-alcoholized wine. California used to make some decent ones - Ariel - but they don't make them anymore and the other stuff available is shit. Hoping she might know. I'll throw in USA/Canada to be thread appropriate.
And I put ice cubes in red wine also - it's good for your heart but bad for migraines (the wine, not the ice cubes).
I don't even care. I buy BC wines exclusively now, just to support the local economy. Luckily, BC wines are some of the best in the world too. Most Americans wouldn't know that though, apparently. I tried to find some BC wines when I was down there, and there was literally not a single bottle on the shelves in any of the stores I went to.
There are some good ones and some crap ones, and all tend to be overpriced, with the good ones at the extreme. Most good BC wines aren’t worth what they’re asking.
I think they are (the good ones, that is... Luckily my sister is a sommelier, so she knows which winery has a good or bad batch in any given year. One year a wine can be award winning, and the very next year the exact same wine can be crap; that is true for cheap and expensive wines alike; some years the best wine on the shelf might be an $11 bottle, and the next year it could be the $40 bottle (although I would rarely buy anything that costs more than $20 - there is no need to go higher, because there are plenty of great BC wines for less than that) ... But I don't see the BC wines as any "worse" priced compared any other country's wine in BC stores. It's ALL way overpriced. FFS, I bought a couple bottles of wine in the US - the same bottles that would have cost about $15 here cost $6 there! Booze is so expensive in BC, it's insane.
Could your sister recommend any non-alcoholic wines? De-alcoholized wine. California used to make some decent ones - Ariel - but they don't make them anymore and the other stuff available is shit. Hoping she might know. I'll throw in USA/Canada to be thread appropriate.
And I put ice cubes in red wine also - it's good for your heart but bad for migraines (the wine, not the ice cubes).
Thanks Ali.
I'm afraid not Nancy. She's never even tried any non-alcoholic wines and doesn't know anything about it. :(
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
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But having said that, sometimes a wine with a touch of sweetness pairs better, like with spicy curries.
http://longshadows.orderport.net/product-details/0440/2016-Poets-Leap-Riesling#product-list-top
This Long Shadows winery makes some spectacular wines by bringing in renown winemakers from different countries or regions, and collaborating with them.
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A caveman move.
And I put ice cubes in red wine also - it's good for your heart but bad for migraines (the wine, not the ice cubes).
Thanks Ali.