What is the best wine you have ever had?
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Blank Savage Yadalanh
ANSWERS: 24
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I don't really like wine. But I had one a while back that was decent. I think It was Biltmore Estate Merlot.
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Home made from wild Mustang Grapes.
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I'm a big fan of Rosemount Shiraz. Not too much $$$, lot's of taste.
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San Sebastian Vintner's Red is my absolute favorite table red. It's lightly sweet and tastes good chilled or mulled. San Sebastian winery is in St. Augustine, FL: http://www.sansebastianwinery.com/cart/display.php?pid=11212&detail=true&hits_seen= I just wish they delivered to the state we moved to. :(
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I absolutely love the Almond Champagne from Wien's Winery. You can order from them direct and of course they have many other selections. http://www.wienscellars.com/ I also like the DaVinci Cellars Chianti If you haven't been on a California Wine Tour I highly recommend it. I had so much fun.
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My father in law's home brew. He makes a mean drop.
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My favorite wines are red ones from Spain. Out of all the types and regions, I seem to prefer a good Rioja the best.
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Blue Nun is pretty good, but I really like the sparkling 'champagnes', like Asti Spumanti.
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There is a really wonderful winery in Templeton, CA called Wild Horse which ahs won all sorts of awards. They make a few terrific wines, especially a rich fruity merlot to die for!!! And some of my friends in CA grow their own grapes and make great wines, even winning some silvers and golds. I'd drink their wine any day!!! There is one French wine I adore but I can't find it anymore. I've saved the bottle and am still on the look out. All I find are really old bottles I can't afford. It was a white wine from Chateau Latour. I used to buy it by the case and then my supplier stopped carrying it years ago. It was my favorite wine:-(
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I would have to say that for a premium tasting wine: Melrose Vineyards in Roseburg, Oregon (Umpqua River) and either their Viognier or the Baco Noir. For organic wine: King Estate Winery in Eugene, Oregon (Willamette area) and any of their Pinot Gris wines. For international: Stanley Lambert in Tanunda, South Australia (Barossa) for any of their Shiraz.
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Kiddush wine, by a long shot. :)
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Easily without a doubt Merlot Icewine... chocolate covered cherries on a cool winters night..
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Red: A 15 year old Grant Burge Shiraz. White: A 7 year old Nepenthe Chardonnay.
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Asti Spumante.
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A chardonnay from the South African Amani estate. It was truly exquisite, with layers and layers of complex flavours unfolding in perfect harmony. Utterly delicious. Available to order from http://www.amaniwines.com/index.htm [and no, I don't work for them!]
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Huber's blackberry wine is effin AWESOME! Their blueberry is also very very good, but without the content.
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Badger Mountain. It's an organic wine, a reisling.
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Caymus Special Reserve I believe it was a 1999
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Lots of Rose wines (which is what I go for), but the best I have tasted to date is either jack Rabbits or the more eloquaently labelled Pinot Grigiot
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Moët et Chandon (no, I receive nothing for this little advertisement)
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New Clairvoux Abbey 12.00 a bottle Chico, ca
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forget the expensive stuff i dont make that kind of money lol for me its a wine vinyard in illinois named culver winery they have the best peach wine u will ever taste
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Centobricchi. I like Italian wines from Langhe or Piedmonte.
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Opus One by Mondavi and Rothchild, amazing and ungodly expensive (I wasn't picking up the tab).
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