Interested in drinking wine.

10/6/2012 5:41:53 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	What are the best wine to drink that will give you a good buzz and that taste good? Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
10/6/2012 12:05:54 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
charlieh420 Warwick, RI 57, joined Apr. 2011	That's a wide open question, but if you just want a good drinking wine at a fair price I always go to Yellow Tail Cabernet... It's a couple of steps up from the offerings of Ernest and Julio..
10/7/2012 11:48:31 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
saruman256 Belleville, IL 62, joined Jun. 2007	Start with Blue Nun, a nice german white wine that tastes good and is easy on the stomach. Ask your friends, maybe sme of them drink wine and can give you pointers. Each person has their own tastes. [Edited 10/7/2012 11:48:53 AM ]
10/7/2012 12:31:16 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
sky_pilot42 Lexington, MI 64, joined Jun. 2012	Friend of mine wound up passed out in my spare bedroom after drinking Tempranillo. It's a nice fruity yet dry red with medium body that she found irresistible.
10/7/2012 1:00:41 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010
10/9/2012 4:33:21 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	Thank you
10/9/2012 8:12:31 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
jpoppyw Elizabeth, IN 58, joined Jul. 2009	Some of the less expensive wines are really good as well. Arbor Mist wines are really yummy. Blackberry is my favorite. But I make my own wine and beer and when visiting my grannie help her make the moonshine.
10/10/2012 11:52:34 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
westy690 Phoenix, AZ 45, joined Mar. 2011	no... arbor mist is not good wine..lol those are fru fru wines for beginners who think wines should taste sweet.. good wines should taste "dry"..meaning not very sweet... wines are best enjoyed w/ food and after the meal..wine makes the food taste better..food makes the wine taste better.. all good wines are around 12-14 percent alcohol..theyre pretty much all the same alcohol content.. try a grilled steak or pot roast with a cabernet from sonoma or napa CA..slightly chilled..30 mins in the fridge..
10/10/2012 6:45:22 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
sky_pilot42 Lexington, MI 64, joined Jun. 2012	Quote from westy690: no... arbor mist is not good wine..lol those are fru fru wines for beginners who think wines should taste sweet.. good wines should taste "dry"..meaning not very sweet... wines are best enjoyed w/ food and after the meal..wine makes the food taste better..food makes the wine taste better.. all good wines are around 12-14 percent alcohol..theyre pretty much all the same alcohol content.. try a grilled steak or pot roast with a cabernet from sonoma or napa CA..slightly chilled..30 mins in the fridge.. If you like the wine you're drinking it's good.
10/10/2012 6:57:22 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
hollywood5151 Zachary, LA 40, joined Mar. 2012	Yep, ur exactly right!! Although, there is a new Apple wine they sale at whole foods...21%... Oh my ...really tasty and fast acting!! Lol
10/10/2012 9:52:46 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
saintsfan21083 Mount Vernon, OH 34, joined Sep. 2012	I, personally, am partial to sweet dessert wines. Dry wines taste to me like vinegar. I don't drink very often except with meals. By the way, I was raised in LaPlace, and I still have family there. Hi.
10/11/2012 12:03:48 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	I'm a wino and could offer some suggestions if I knew just a little more about what you are looking for. What have you tried? What have you liked and why? What have you not liked and why?
10/11/2012 2:18:18 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
saintsfan21083 Mount Vernon, OH 34, joined Sep. 2012	Maybe the best way to get into drinking wine is to cook with it. Find a recipe that includes wine in the ingredients. Most of those recipes will specify a type of wine. Also, the color of the wine should be taken into account. If you're cooking something red, you'll usually use red wine. If it is a lighter color, the recipe usually calls for white wine. After you measure out the amount that you need, pour yourself a glass.
10/15/2012 6:38:52 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
charlieh420 Warwick, RI 57, joined Apr. 2011	Tough to find a good breakfast wine these days.. What goes best on Cheerios?
10/16/2012 7:23:11 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from charlieh420: Tough to find a good breakfast wine these days.. What goes best on Cheerios? I've tried beer on cereal but not wine. I would try a semi sweet white with cheerios.
10/18/2012 2:18:59 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	Quote from skiwino: I'm a wino and could offer some suggestions if I knew just a little more about what you are looking for. What have you tried? What have you liked and why? What have you not liked and why? Thank you! I never tryed wine...that's why I was asking I'm not a beer drinker! But for this thanks giving I would like to drink wine that doesn't taste bitter! I like sweet and would love to get a good solid buzz I see Walmart haves a collection!
10/18/2012 2:22:57 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	Quote from saintsfan21083: I, personally, am partial to sweet dessert wines. Dry wines taste to me like vinegar. I don't drink very often except with meals. By the way, I was raised in LaPlace, and I still have family there. Hi. Yes I agree I don't like bitter taste..I like it sweet! And hello! I came from California 4 months ago...
10/18/2012 2:46:21 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
westy690 Phoenix, AZ 45, joined Mar. 2011	tooo bitter? yeah yall need to stick w/ Boones Farms and MD20/20 to go w/ ur nuggets and sauce..lol..
10/18/2012 8:48:29 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from tinababy73: Thank you! I never tryed wine...that's why I was asking I'm not a beer drinker! But for this thanks giving I would like to drink wine that doesn't taste bitter! I like sweet and would love to get a good solid buzz I see Walmart haves a collection! If you've never tried wine why would you think any of it is bitter? I can't think of any wines that taste bitter to me.
10/18/2012 9:34:16 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
pamdan Grand Blanc, MI 54, joined Aug. 2012	I prefer a semi dry wine if I am having it with dinner. However, girls night is all about the sweet bubbly champagne type that is high in alcohol. I buy the dry wine to cook with and you never cook with a wine you would not drink.
10/20/2012 9:55:19 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
heymisterchris Hicksville, NY 56, joined Dec. 2010	Arbor Mist. They make that crap in Upstate NY. That's boones farm in a fancy bottle. I don't even think that classifies as wine. Personally I like Pinot Grigio's Merlots and Chardonays. All of which are looked down upon by wine snobs, but at least they ain't Arbor Mist.
10/20/2012 9:58:09 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
heymisterchris Hicksville, NY 56, joined Dec. 2010	Quote from tinababy73: Thank you! I never tryed wine...that's why I was asking I'm not a beer drinker! But for this thanks giving I would like to drink wine that doesn't taste bitter! I like sweet and would love to get a good solid buzz I see Walmart haves a collection! If you don't like dry and bitter tastes and want sweet then I really don't think your going to like wine. At least not any of the good stuff. I'd recommend the cheap sweet crap like Arbor Mist. [Edited 10/20/2012 9:58:51 AM ]
10/20/2012 10:46:11 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Anyone interested in drinking wine may want to consider taking a tour of some local, or nearby, wineries. Most ofter storefronts and galleries where one may sample the different types of wines their vinyard produces. This is a fun adventure with quality time spent with a friend or significant other, a learning experience, an appreciation of wines one may not usually buy at the liquor store, and a cheap afternoon buzz. Enjoy the tour. And most wineries sell their wines to the public.
10/21/2012 6:36:49 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
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10/21/2012 12:40:24 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010
10/25/2012 7:00:21 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
michtom2009 Caro, MI 60, joined May. 2009	after my last debaucle learned the hard way this boy cant handle his live & let live each is free to his a person inbibes thats cool no prob
10/28/2012 9:23:38 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Quote from tinababy73: Thank you! I never tryed wine...that's why I was asking I'm not a beer drinker! But for this thanks giving I would like to drink wine that doesn't taste bitter! I like sweet and would love to get a good solid buzz I see Walmart haves a collection! For sweet red wines, go for a White Zinfandel, White Merlot or any sweet red. Sutter Home and Beringer makes a nice White Merlot that I know that you'd enjoy. For sweet whites, go for a Chablis or a Riesling. Fish Eye Sweet Riesling would be right up your alley. Gallo makes a good sweet Chardonnay around the holidays that is very nice.
10/28/2012 10:48:16 AM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010
10/28/2012 3:57:26 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Just bought (3) 1.5 liter bottles of Gallon Sweet Chardonnay and EVERYONE loved it. At 10.00 dollars a bottle, its very inexpensive but very tasty. No rotgut bullshit. You'll thank me later love.
10/28/2012 4:24:43 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010
10/28/2012 5:02:12 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Quote from mistermike1966: Just bought (3) 1.5 liter bottles of Gallon Sweet Chardonnay and EVERYONE loved it. At 10.00 dollars a bottle, its very inexpensive but very tasty. No rotgut bullshit. You'll thank me later love. Not gallon, Gallo. I hate spellcheck on Android...smh.
10/28/2012 5:32:28 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010
10/29/2012 11:59:19 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from mistermike1966: For sweet red wines, go for a White Zinfandel, White Merlot or any sweet red. Sutter Home and Beringer makes a nice White Merlot that I know that you'd enjoy. For sweet whites, go for a Chablis or a Riesling. Fish Eye Sweet Riesling would be right up your alley. Gallo makes a good sweet Chardonnay around the holidays that is very nice. "White" Merlot and "White" Zinfandel are not red wines; Lambrusco might be a sweet wine to start with or maybe a cheap beaujolais slightly chilled.
10/30/2012 1:18:12 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	Quote from mistermike1966: Just bought (3) 1.5 liter bottles of Gallon Sweet Chardonnay and EVERYONE loved it. At 10.00 dollars a bottle, its very inexpensive but very tasty. No rotgut bullshit. You'll thank me later love. Thank you very much
10/30/2012 1:20:54 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
tinababy73 La Place, LA 44, joined Sep. 2012	Quote from mistermike1966: Not gallon, Gallo. I hate spellcheck on Android...smh. Oh okayyy! Got it...LOL! I hate when that happens to me.
10/30/2012 5:39:07 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Quote from skiwino: "White" Merlot and "White" Zinfandel are not red wines; Lambrusco might be a sweet wine to start with or maybe a cheap beaujolais slightly chilled. Sutter Home and Beringer White Merlot is as red as you can get. I understand what you mean though.
10/30/2012 5:43:47 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Quote from tinababy73: Thank you very much You're much welcome dear. Let me know what you ended up buying/liking.
10/30/2012 7:08:17 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from mistermike1966: Sutter Home and Beringer White Merlot is as red as you can get. I understand what you mean though. Not sure you do. It's called White Merlot because it is not red like regular Merlot. Merlot is a red grape and produces red wines when the skins are left in during fermentation. When the skins are removed before or during fermentation the result is a rose or blush wine; it's not as dark as it would have been if the skins were left in through the entire process. The deepness of color depends on how long the must was macerated before skins were extracted. Cheers!
10/30/2012 10:32:05 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
mistermike1966 Pittsburgh, PA 51, joined Jul. 2011	Quote from skiwino: Not sure you do. It's called White Merlot because it is not red like regular Merlot. Merlot is a red grape and produces red wines when the skins are left in during fermentation. When the skins are removed before or during fermentation the result is a rose or blush wine; it's not as dark as it would have been if the skins were left in through the entire process. The deepness of color depends on how long the must was macerated before skins were extracted. Cheers! This is exactly what I meant. Just couldn't break it down at that time during work. When I said that it's as red as you can get, I meant exactly what you typed, for this wine to be labeled "white" it sure is red/crimson in color. That Beringer White Merlot is just as red as a regular Merlot. I love Bolla and Fetzer Merlots but I'm starting to really enjoy that white Merlot. The only sweet wine I do enjoy with the addition of the Gallo Sweet Chardonnay.
10/31/2012 4:48:35 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
quarterback90 Fulshear, TX 26, joined May. 2012	Arbor Mist is a good wine to drink.
10/31/2012 5:55:53 PM	Interested in drinking wine.
iadoreu Wildwood, NJ 56, joined Jul. 2010	Quote from westy690: no... arbor mist is not good wine..lol those are fru fru wines for beginners who think wines should taste sweet.. good wines should taste "dry"..meaning not very sweet... wines are best enjoyed w/ food and after the meal..wine makes the food taste better..food makes the wine taste better.. all good wines are around 12-14 percent alcohol..theyre pretty much all the same alcohol content.. try a grilled steak or pot roast with a cabernet from sonoma or napa CA..slightly chilled..30 mins in the fridge.. I agree with you but everybody is at different levels of their experience and taste for certain wines. I like dry red wines but when I started drinking wine I was a big White Zin drinker and now it seems too sweet. A good cheap red is Foxhorn's Malbec and does seam to have a nice kick.

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interested in drinking wine.

Interested in drinking wine.