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My Favourite Red And White Wines

  • 17-08-2005 2:36pm
    #1
    bladetrinity
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    my favourite white wine is a chablis albert pic very smoothe and buttery . my favourite is tanca.farra, alghero by sella& mosco a sardinian red fruity with a great nose long on the palate no harshness loved it so much bought a case nearly gone .has anyone else tasted theese wines? :cool:


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  • #2
    bonkey
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    Haven't had those, but here's mine....

    Red: Chateau Musar.
    White: Cloudy Bay Sauv.Blanc.


  • #3
    ciaran76
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    Red Wine : Brown Brothers Everton label wine can't remember the grape. :o

    White : Semillion esp. from the Margaret River region of Australia.


  • #4
    MrsA
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    Not a red wine drinker but I love my white. Not a chardonnay drinker but what I love is any Sauvignon Blanc from the Marlborough Region in NZ. I can drink any of them. A particular favourite is Montana and the fact that it now comes in a screw top makes it all the better.
    Mrs A.


  • #5
    Tizzles
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    bonkey wrote:
    Haven't had those, but here's mine....

    Red: Chateau Musar.
    White: Cloudy Bay Sauv.Blanc.
    chateau muzar v nice from lebanon 14 % alc v nice


  • #6
    MiCr0
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    Marqués de Caceres (rioja) is very nice red

    Waiting for Heartland Directors` Cut Shiraz 2003 to arrive - its meant to be fantastic


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  • #7
    Doodah7
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    MiCr0 wrote:
    Marqués de Caceres (rioja) is very nice red
    Definitely agree with the above. The 2003 (pretty hard to get now) is marginally better than the 2004. Go to Spain and buy it for - literally - half the price it is here.


  • #8
    bladetrinity
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    MiCr0 wrote:
    Marqués de Caceres (rioja) is very nice red

    fantastic
    :cool:


  • #9
    Tazz T
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    This isn't a joke - Lidl's Australian Shiraz is one of the best red wines I've ever tasted - and i"d concern myself a bit of a wine buff. Utter bargain at 6 euro a shot.

    As for whites, can't beat any Sauvignon Blanc from the Marlborough region.

    I'm also a big fan of Gran Feudo Rose, altho I had the B&G rose last night and that wasn't bad either.

    I reckon the next big trend is wine is going to be high quality Rieslings. Some of the Australian ones are fantastic.


  • #10
    MiCr0
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    the Peter Lehmann (sp?) riesling is a favourite in the MiCr0 household


  • #11
    elliebn
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    Red Wine: Brown Brothers Terrango (Australia) - needs to be served chilled - delicious :p

    white wine: St Clair Marlborough Sauvingon Blanc (Newzealand)


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