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KenB
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Wine lovers
« on: Dec 12th, 2003, 4:32am » |
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A thread for all you wine lovers out there Any nice wines been tickling your taste buds recently? My most recent find was Rust en Vrede Shiraz - absolutely gorgeous! http://www.rustenvrede.com/wines_shiraz.htm
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thomas
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Thanks.
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Paigelle
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I must have a drink, when this cycle ends!
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floridian
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Not much of a wine drinker, but I'm a fan of muscadine wines - its a different species of grape, very fruity flavor. As far as I know, this grape is only grown across the southern US states. Some wine snobs purists don't like muscadines and will compare them derisively to grape soda, but I think the European grapes have been inbred too long and lost most of their flavor... To each their own. I also have a few bottles of elderberry mead (homebrew) that I should chill and tap sometime.
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Linda_Howell
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Re: Wine lovers
« Reply #4 on: Dec 12th, 2003, 4:26pm » |
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And where is Sommilier when we need him? LindaH
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I hate when people whine!! ...............................jonny
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pubgirl
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Floridian I like wines made from muscat grapes, is that the same thing? Wendy P.S. This aint the most tactful discussion when probably 50% of the people on this site can't drink alcohol!
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floridian
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Muscat grapes are from north Africa and Spain & France. Their flavor has been compared to muscadines, but there are differences. But both are 'musky.'
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« Last Edit: Dec 12th, 2003, 5:08pm by floridian » |
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pubgirl
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Well I must try a muscadine then!
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