Wine!
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.0 -
I enjoy having 2 or 3 bottles of Bonterra organic Merlot or CabSav.0
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »So sad to here, this one is for you Betty. May you RIP
Betty is still with us.
Yes, RIP
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
This....my sis in law would buy $50 to $100 wine and its neen the worst tasting wine ever. So i started bringing my $10 winez0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
But then how will you be the DD.0 -
VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »I enjoy having 2 or 3 bottles of Bonterra organic Merlot or CabSav.
It's dangerous to go alone. Here, take this:
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
But then how will you be the DD.
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
Then it's about efficiency. May I suggest a Whiskey or a Rum.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
I’m with you. I’ve been dragged to a couple wine tastings and can usually find something I can tolerate well enough to sip a glass, but I’d never willingly choose wine when there are things I find to be better choices, i.e. whiskey, cider, or a good dark beer.
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
Then it's about efficiency. May I suggest a Whiskey or a Rum.
Oh no...dont go pedaling your whiskey around these here parts.1 -
VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »I enjoy having 2 or 3 bottles of Bonterra organic Merlot or CabSav.
It's dangerous to go alone. Here, take this:
Thanks! Now I can defeat Ganon!!!
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
Then it's about efficiency. May I suggest a Whiskey or a Rum.
That's even worse.
I haven't had whiskey or rum in probably 20 years.
Coffee in the morning and after that, waters good... maybe with a wedge of lemon.
Beer? Maybe 3 or 4 a year; that should be enough for anyone, right?0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
Then it's about efficiency. May I suggest a Whiskey or a Rum.
That's even worse.
I haven't had whiskey or rum in probably 20 years.
Coffee in the morning and after that, waters good... maybe with a wedge of lemon.
Beer? Maybe 3 or 4 a year; that should be enough for anyone, right?
Scratch my previous post.
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Just got here, didn’t read this whole thread but I’m in. Just downed a bottle of Cabernet.
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Red, white, or sparkling? Yes, please!0
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Just_J_Now wrote: »Just got here, didn’t read this whole thread but I’m in. Just downed a bottle of Cabernet.
Love cabs...yum1 -
mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »it's too yucky for me.
You have tasted the wrong wines.
I find mid range priced wines are best. Reds for me. Woodbridge is my fav.
Nope. I've tried some high grade grape.
some of the stuff I've tried is allegedly some of the best around.
I can't get past the taste. It's pretty easy, I just don't like the taste.
It's okay, I'm a very popular and sober driver when in Napa Valley.
The price of wine has nothing to do with how it tastes to the person drinking it. FYI
yeah, I understand. A close friend of mine is really into wine.
He has this huge climate controlled, wine cellar in his home and spends a lot of time (and yes, money) on finding what is regarded as some of the best wine available.
I've tasted different vintages & labels that are highly regarded.
I think all of it just tastes nasty. *shrug
I had some $8 bottles that tasted better then any of the expensive wines I've tasted. It depends on your taste. I've had some really good French Table wines that I liked way better then the oaky $35 or more.
To be fair, I don't have the most sophisticated palate.
If blindfolded, I wouldn't be able to tell red from white wine.
come to think of it, if I'm blindfolded, wine is going to be the last thing on my mind.
Then it's about efficiency. May I suggest a Whiskey or a Rum.
Oh no...dont go pedaling your whiskey around these here parts.
I do what I want. But also talk about Wine.1 -
VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »I enjoy having 2 or 3 bottles of Bonterra organic Merlot or CabSav.
It's dangerous to go alone. Here, take this:
Thanks! Now I can defeat Ganon!!!
You can defeat the *kitten* out of Ganon now.0 -
If I prefer beer to wine, but also like you guys a lots can I hang out too?! I’ll bring my own3
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Oh I always come toting a case of cold beer.1 -
VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »VegHeadGettingFit wrote: »I enjoy having 2 or 3 bottles of Bonterra organic Merlot or CabSav.
It's dangerous to go alone. Here, take this:
Thanks! Now I can defeat Ganon!!!
You can defeat the *kitten* out of Ganon now.
That *kitten* better watch out!0 -
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