What is your favorite wine?

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   lrohnerposted 13 years ago

   What is your favorite wine?

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   Godlikeposted 13 years ago

   Red?
   I don't really drink a lot of wine so I don't know all the different sorts but I do not like white.

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   MickSposted 13 years ago

   Vouvray, with fish, usually trout, chicken, and curry.

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   jdflomposted 13 years ago

   Pinot Noirs, Syrahs and Tempranillos. It's hard for me to pick an exact favorite because they vary per winery, and I like a lot of wineries. They are like children, very hard to pick just one!

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   paul65posted 13 years ago

   Probably Syrah, but it's a hard choice with a lot of nice wines to choose from.

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   A la carteposted 13 years ago

   I enjoy red preferably a shiraz..I have no particular favorite

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   Gypsy48posted 13 years ago

   I love merlot and I try out many different brands to see what each has to offer.

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   Over40andFabposted 13 years ago

   Greetings!  I don't know if i have a favorite wine, I do like the Cabs (Cakebread) of California.  and for White wines I favor the pinot griegos and some rieslings.  (some Cal and some Austrailian and German wineries I seem to favor).

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   Carrie.Mposted 13 years ago

   I recently rediscovered Riesling. I am currently a big fan of St Urbans Hof Riesling from Germany and it is absolutely amazing with Halibut.

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    Powerful Pierreposted 13 years ago

    Being bias as all get out I'm sticking with Pinot Noir(Black Grape wine) right from the Okanagan Valley here in BC.  We have over 500 wines available made at home here in BC. I live close to a couple of wineries even. Its been almost 3 yrs since I last had some as I have not had any wine at all (my wife is not into wine either) but I'm about due  Try it!!

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    AlanZimmermanposted 13 years ago

    Dependent of course on the meal, I would offer the following response:
    
    1. Any authentic Pinot Noir or Grigio...Italian and California preferred.
    
    2. Any Gewurztraminer or Dessert wine

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    Pudding Fairyposted 13 years ago

    Berek Bernkastel, Its a dry white, and so sweet and easy to drink, it goes down like water! Probably not a real wine-ees' cup of tea but I love it!

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    Walter Crystalposted 13 years ago

    Are you sure you meant"to the top of your wine glass".
    Correct quantities and temperatures are key factors in getting optimum enjoyment from your wine>

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    LeisureLifeposted 12 years ago

    Syrahs and Old Vine Zinfandels...
    
    There is some really great wine that is produced in this region:
    
    http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Sierra-Foot … -Gold-Rush

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