Wine

[geocajun]

More information about Tannin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannin_(demon)

 

[LostFound1986]

I'm not into Austrailian wines, urg!

 

[geocajun]

I like the Australian shiraz, as well....didn't really care for the last brand I bought though...hmm...trying to remember the name....I shop more by label identification...mostly because I can't pronounce or spell most of them...especially the European ones...

I'll go look in my old bottle stash...and see if I save one...might save you some money..lol


Edit...Penmara...didn't care for that winery, but you might like it

all "real" Shiraz is from Australia.

 

[PassthePeace1]

PS.

If you decided on a Shiraz...they go best IMO, with heavier flavored meals.

 

[WarriorAngel]

Ahhhhh...nothing like a good Arbor Mist!

Arbor Mist is my favorite.

We have a winery right up the [back] road...
Havent gone to sample any, although I could I suppose.

But I have had a bottle of theirs and it is sweet and delicious. Not bad for a country bumpkin juicy wine. They have alot of flavors. I just dont have their list.

Wonder if I could send you one?
They are called 'Helixville Winery'.

I cannot drink dry wine, I get a very quick headache.

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[RobNJ]

Tannin is also the cause of that "coated tongue feeling' from oversteeped tea

 

[RobNJ]

all "real" Shiraz is from Australia.

Did have one or two good ones, from South Africa

 

[PassthePeace1]

Arbor Mist is my favorite.

HHMmmmm....a cheap date, were you?

 

[colleen]

For those who can mail order wine I highly recommend Viansa winery. My family belongs to their wine club, and we have yet to have a bad wine from them.

Sterling winery is good. I really liked their Sauvigon Blanc and I've heard they have a good Chardinay.

 

[NDIrish]

For those who can mail order wine I highly recommend Viansa winery. My family belongs to their wine club, and we have yet to have a bad wine from them.

Are you TRYING to rub it in?

 

[WarriorAngel]

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HHMmmmm....a cheap date, were you?

My husband always says that to me.

 

[boughtwithaprice]

If you like Italian varietals, then you have to check our Viansa winery from Sonoma, California. They also have food to go with their wines. Viansa stands for Vickie and Sam Sebastiani. I really love their Tuscan club that delivers wine and food selections right to your home
They have a distributorship in Danville, VA, don't know if they can ship to Tennessee, but I would ask them; they are very accomadating and great to work with.

http://www.viansa.com/tuscan_club/index.html

 

[boughtwithaprice]

you beat me to it, colleen It is great wine

 

[geocajun]

Did have one or two good ones, from South Africa

Thats only because of Pangea.

 

[PassthePeace1]

If you like Italian varietals, then you have to check our Viansa winery from Sonoma, California. They also have food to go with their wines. Viansa stands for Vickie and Sam Sebastiani. I really love their Tuscan club that delivers wine and food selections right to your home
They have a distributorship in Danville, VA, don't know if they can ship to Tennessee, but I would ask them; they are very accomadating and great to work with.

http://www.viansa.com/tuscan_club/index.html

Thanks for the link..

Eeeeewwww....I want this one..for when it gets warmer, to have with a meal on the patio....while I admire the flowers in bloom. Aaahhhhhh

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2003 "Thalia" Sangiovese

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Description:
Our 2003 Thalia Sangiovese is a California-style Sangiovese with abundant fruit. You'll notice ripe berry and cherry, along with typical sangiovese flavors of eucalyptus and mint.

 

[boughtwithaprice]

The Sangiovese is excellent. I have had the Thalia before..........take a chance, join the club

Vino & Cucina

 

[NDIrish]

Thanks for the link..

Eeeeewwww....I want this one..for when it gets warmer, to have with a meal on the patio....while I admire the flowers in bloom. Aaahhhhhh

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2003 "Thalia" Sangiovese

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Description:
Our 2003 Thalia Sangiovese is a California-style Sangiovese with abundant fruit. You'll notice ripe berry and cherry, along with typical sangiovese flavors of eucalyptus and mint.

GAH!

At $195.00, I'll drink it if someone else is payin'.

 

[Rebekka]

GAH!

At $195.00, I'll drink it if someone else is payin'.

I thought that was for a box? Is it for just one bottle? hm, above our budget. That website looked great, I'd love to taste their wines - can't buy them here I suppose.

I do drink a lot of Italian wines from Italy though. I like sangiovese, chianti, carmignano, barbera, dolcetto, primitivo, and many others.

 

[NDIrish]

I thought that was for a box? Is it for just one bottle? hm, above our budget. That website looked great, I'd love to taste their wines - can't buy them here I suppose.

I do drink a lot of Italian wines from Italy though. I like sangiovese, chianti, carmignano, barbera, dolcetto, primitivo, and many others.

Woops...on second glance, I think you're right.

 

[boughtwithaprice]

GAH!

At $195.00, I'll drink it if someone else is payin'.

The Thalia Sangiovese 2003 is only 33.75 per bottle. Where did the 195 come from