C'mon, admit it, you have tasted the forbidden fruit of fortified wine:sick:
Favorite bottle of wine...
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C'mon, admit it, you have tasted the forbidden fruit of fortified wine:sick:
Domaine Chandon,,,,,,,,,,, Pinot Noir.....
2005 Carneros Appellation.............
un incredible texture for a ~Ca. wine,,,,,,
5 stars........
2005 Carneros Appellation.............
un incredible texture for a ~Ca. wine,,,,,,
5 stars........
:nono1: :sick: 
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Ugh, Skunkape, those pics bring back some sick memories of long ago.
Boonesfarm would have been a bit kinder. ;-)
I like red or white, but tend to drink white more often.
Unfortunately a couple of my favorites *used* to be under $10, but now they've gone up. Twenty bucks gives you more leeway.
Valley of the Moon Pinot Noir is tasty (smooth, chewy, supple) but is now barely fitting within your parameters at $18.99 (sometimes on sale at $15--I used to get it for nine bucks)
With white wine, I've repeatedly tried to expand my horizons with pinot grigio, viognier, dry riesling etc but keep coming back to chardonnay.
I just like chardonnay, or sometimes a chard/semillon blend.
A couple reasonably priced chards:
Oyster Bay (I think it's New Zealand)
Forest Glen (California)
Cambria (central coast of California, Cambria is a cute town btw)
Boonesfarm would have been a bit kinder. ;-)
I like red or white, but tend to drink white more often.
Unfortunately a couple of my favorites *used* to be under $10, but now they've gone up. Twenty bucks gives you more leeway.
Valley of the Moon Pinot Noir is tasty (smooth, chewy, supple) but is now barely fitting within your parameters at $18.99 (sometimes on sale at $15--I used to get it for nine bucks)
With white wine, I've repeatedly tried to expand my horizons with pinot grigio, viognier, dry riesling etc but keep coming back to chardonnay.
I just like chardonnay, or sometimes a chard/semillon blend.
A couple reasonably priced chards:
Oyster Bay (I think it's New Zealand)
Forest Glen (California)
Cambria (central coast of California, Cambria is a cute town btw)
Under $20....................
The Zin or Sin Zin
The Zin or Sin Zin
47 Pound Rooster Pino Noir is great. You can get it at Publix. Rooster also makes a couple other types, too...
Haras (from Chile) Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon are both fantastic, and you might be able to get away with both bottles for under $20.
I also really like the 2005 Sofia Rose Pinot Noir from Francis Coppola. Tastes much more expensive than it really is.
I also really like the 2005 Sofia Rose Pinot Noir from Francis Coppola. Tastes much more expensive than it really is.
Riunite Lambrusco Emilia and Post Familie Vineyards Blush Muscadine.