recommend red wine.

• kingofbeholder

  24 Mar 06, 01:34

  any good red wine to intro ?
  
  sweet--?
  moderate sweet--?
  sour--?
  very sour--?
  
  no expansive item please* i know few very nice wine brand cost 2k+
  
  (now drinking 'wolf blass- cabernet merlot', not bad, slightly sour. looking for moderate sweet red wine.)
  
  
• IceGeek

  24 Mar 06, 01:40

  Originally posted by kingofbeholder:

  any good red wine to intro ?
  
  sweet--?
  moderate sweet--?
  sour--?
  very sour--?
  
  no expansive item please* i know few very nice wine brand cost 2k+
  
  

  duno much abt wine but i worked as a waiter once and the most popular 1 was 'Hardiz Shraiz' quite cheap too.....
• leddy

  24 Mar 06, 01:46

  white zinfandel, it's a rose wine, 11% alcohol, peachy sweet with mild spicy after taste.. can get it for about $25
• kingofbeholder

  24 Mar 06, 01:55

  Originally posted by leddy:

  white zinfandel, it's a rose wine, 11% alcohol, peachy sweet with mild spicy after taste.. can get it for about $25

  sound great.
  
  but rose wine = red wine?
• alexkusu

  24 Mar 06, 03:55

  Gerwurtzaimer
• FireIce

  24 Mar 06, 07:49

  pee no nua
• carpe diem jur

  24 Mar 06, 08:05

  u may refer to this thread
  
  http://noiseology.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=151342&page=0
• kingofbeholder

  24 Mar 06, 08:44

  Originally posted by carpe diem jur:

  u may refer to this thread
  
  http://noiseology.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=151342&page=0

  still nv tell which type is moderate sweet recommend for casual drinker cum beginner.
  
  
• Rustyhong

  24 Mar 06, 11:29

  Ice Wine ..
  come in white or red.... its great
  
  
• blackchickenahkai

  24 Mar 06, 12:29

  drink gin,...
  
• dakkon_blackblade

  24 Mar 06, 22:08

  For light easy drinking, try Beaujolais, or a Bordeaux claret. For more medium to heavy-bodied wines, try Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Shiraz. New World wines, like those that come from Australia and the Americas, tend to have higher alcoholic content than Old World ones, like those from France and Italy.
• kingofbeholder

  24 Mar 06, 22:37

  Originally posted by dakkon_blackblade:

  For light easy drinking, try Beaujolais, or a Bordeaux claret. For more medium to heavy-bodied wines, try Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Shiraz. New World wines, like those that come from Australia and the Americas, tend to have higher alcoholic content than Old World ones, like those from France and Italy.

  got any name to ID sweet red wine?
• ceecookie

  24 Mar 06, 22:42

  Originally posted by kingofbeholder:

  any good red wine to intro ?
  
  sweet--?
  moderate sweet--?
  sour--?
  very sour--?
  
  no expansive item please* i know few very nice wine brand cost 2k+
  
  (now drinking 'wolf blass- cabernet merlot', not bad, slightly sour. looking for moderate sweet red wine.)
  
  

  i heard Castillero del Diablo range of red wines are nice