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Lepanto
Makes you HORNY!

Registered: Jul 2005
Location: The Height of New Colossus
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May-20-2006 16:23
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klingklang77
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: NY & Sydney&Frankfurt&Munich
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^^^ louis jadot makes some nice, inexpensive wine.
i prefer whites over reds. my favourite white ATM is wolf blass yellow label riesling (australian). new zealand also has some nice sauvignon blancs. i like most white varietys (sancere, sauvignon blanc, rieslings, pinot grigios), except for chardonnay. i just cannot stand the heavy sometimes woody, buttery taste of chardonnays.
as for reds, my favourite is simonsig 1998 pinotage (south africa). i love that stuff, but i cant find it anymore . if and when i drink a red it will be a pinot noir, burgundy, or a rioja. i do not like merlots at all and i am picky about cabernets, althought a nice bordeaux i like. even though they are basically the same thing, for some reason the bordeaux tastes better.
as for regions i prefer australia, new zealand, south africa, germany, france and chile. i dont think the california region is all that great.
i think opus is overrated and same as silver oak (both napa and alexander valley). not all expensive wines are better. i work with wine so i have had the opportunity to taste quite a bit of wines.
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May-20-2006 16:48
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Estella
Puttin' on boogy shoes!

Registered: Apr 2005
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Sangria
Mostly because of the sweetness, I occasionally drink Rosé too.
O, btw:

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What a perfect label!!! Jesus Juice, I love it haha.
I've been known to down some bottles and as of right now, I'm really keen on the Shiraz, Syrah, Sirah's and Petite Sirah's. From what I've learned as far as the numerous names and pronunciations, it's all the same varietal, just different growing regions. I'm trying to find the different feels on the palate, different fruit forwards, and amount of tannins. My favorite thus far has been the Petite Sirah. So juicy. Smooth and velvety. I love the satin feel of Pinot Noirs, but after exploring the Petit's, Pinots are now almost flat to me. The Petite's deliver a tiny punch, making them more memorable imo.
What I just bought:
2003 Greg Norman Petite Sirah
Still, I'm a fan of the Jadot Pinot's. I see Javi's influence rubbing off on everyone 
Clos du Bois & Menage a Trois are some other affordable labels with a taste worth the price imo.
I just went to a wine tasting last week. There were easily 3,000+ bottles and only about 15 people in attendance. Each person was given a sheet of different varietals and their Tier's. Tier 1 being the cheaper wines (cost, not quality as sometimes people like to think) up to Tier 4's (more expensive) and rate each wine. Afterwards, we were able to drink whatever we wanted. Free drink! free food and free knowledge. I would definately suggest you take that opportunity.
Alot of South African wines mentioned. What do you all recommend?
Last edited by Estella on May-20-2006 at 17:41
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May-20-2006 17:34
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