For those of you with culture....WINE

[Dashdeming]

and for those that want to be cultured....

This thread is for recommendations of wine form fellow Penis Enlargement'ers


I will start with two reasonable choices of decent red wine that is affordable:

Foris Cab Franc 2003 for $15-$20 range

Angeline Merlot 2001 for around $12

If you like Merlot I believe you will find that the Angeline 2001 is a very good bottle of wine for under $15/bottle.


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[TomdW]

This might sound a bit unsophisticated but I have to say that one of my favorite wines is an Australian Shiraz called 'Banrock Station'. It's about £5 per bottle.

In general I like wine from New Zealand the best but I'm not too knowledgeable about wine although I drink, and have drunk, a lot of it.

 

[Dashdeming]

This might sound a bit unsophisticated but I have to say that one of my favorite wines is an Australian Shiraz called 'Banrock Station'. It's about £5 per bottle.

In general I like wine from New Zealand the best but I'm not too knowledgeable about wine although I drink, and have drunk, a lot of it.

I will look for the Banrock Station next outing for wine. I do like a good shiraz and like it even better if it is reasaonably priced. Thanks for adding Tom. - Dash

 

[Chi]

Have you tried Chilean wines?

Chile has one the best quality/price ratio in their export wines, and prices are quite varied.

 

[Dashdeming]

I have tried a few but I can't recall the good ones. Can you recommend one?

Have you tried Chilean wines?

Chile has one the best quality/price ratio in their export wines, and prices are quite varied.

 

[penguinsfan]

My wine culture is something like this. In college, I used to get a couple bottles of Maneschevitz (sp?) on a Saturday when I didn't have much money. Forget the aristocracy of the wine glass too. For me, a 44oz Big Moose plastic cup I had from the local Hardees restaurant always served the purpose of drinking wine. rofl

 

[Chi]

I have tried a few but I can't recall the good ones. Can you recommend one?

If you like a good Syrah, check out those from Viña Falernia, like their Altatierra syrah 2002 or their Viña Falernia, Fundacion Carmenere/ Syrah 2004. A bit more pricey is the Viña Matetic, EQ Syrah 2004.

A good white that I've tried is the Viña Valdivieso, Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2005.

And for Cabernet sauvignon, I've heard say that most Chilean ones around or under 20 dollars will beat most other cabernets sauvignons in the same price range, from any other countries.


Most of the above reccomendations are from a good friend of mine that I just called, I've only personally tried the white and some cabernet reds, all very nice. If you want something more specific from Chilean wines, I can ask him anytime.