Can you recommend any great wines?

Question

That are attainable by price aswell please!

Thanks x

Answer 1

Sure I can, just dont know what kind of wine you like... As for a dry red, Parker Station is really good. Any of the Yellowtail wines are good. And the Berringer White Zin and White Merlot are good. If I knew what type you were into I could of helped ya out a bit more!

Answer 2

I loved the Doctor Pauli Riesling 1976er its the best year for riesling a light german wine with a great fruity quality and enough snap to clear a palate every year or so theres a region in the world that has a great gharvest of fine grapes asking the right questions at a fine food store or wine shoppe is the key and also joining or recieveing the toast masters international news or find them on line they can reccomend good new and better wines at good prices they are a good source for info also wineries and coops deal grapes and track the uses of the wine and varietal grapes

Answer 3

I'll give you several.
Matua Sauvignon Blanc, always a best buy, very inexpensive, from New Zealand
Beringer Alluvium Red, it's a blend of five grapes giving it sophisticated flavors and taking the best of each grape
Heartland Directors Cut Shiraz, wonderfully spicy shiraz
Vinae Italiae Pinot Grigio from Italy, one of the few that are actually 100% Pinot Grigio and not just 70%
Baroncini Vernaccia, for under $10, a lovely crisp, refreshing, and zesty white wine
Etude Carneros Pinot Noir, a bit pricy but one of the best
Sauvion Vouvray, clean, light, a bit sweet, Wow
Hope this helps, email if you'd like more.

Answer 4

Rosemount Traminer Riesling is excellent, and less then $10 a bottle - same for Schmitt Sohne Riesling. If you want red, go with a Rosemount Shiraz or Merlot - also priced at about $10 a bottle. Mmmmmm!

But I always recommend going to a local wine tasting. They are great because you get to sample lots of different varieties, from different vintages - and they show you exactly what to look for. Plus it's a great opportunity to meet people!

Answer 5

There is even something sensual about opening a bottle of Italian Borolo, I think its the waxy feel to the top and the velvety smooth comfort of the wine slipping slowly down the throat and its dark, real dark, and very very sexy.affect.... ........try it and you will be a convert.

Actually, thats true but I am not a wine buff just a keen amateur as my liver would agree

Answer 6

Picpoul de Pinet. Great price ($7/bottle, approx), FABULOUS wine.
Picpoul is a type of grape. This is a French wine and I have found the best to be by Hugh Beaulieu.

Answer 7

This has been asked a lot, so you should search the question for more answers. My recommendations (in the affordable category):

A barberra from Rabbit Ridge;
A shiraz from Roo's Leap;
A gewurtztraminer from... maybe Kendall Jackson;
Finally, treat yourself to something called a Gavi di Gavi - ask at your local wine store.

Have fun!

Answer 8

Clos du Bois Cabernet Sauvignon Briarcrest Alexander Valley is a great wine at a reasonable price.

Thick blackberry and cassis flavors harmonize with toasty oak, cedar, tobacco and chocolate aromas. 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, aged in French oak for 2 years. Briarcrest pairs beautifully with beef tenderloin. Or try it with roast leg of lamb.

Answer 9

Night Train

Answer 10

It depends whether you are partial to reds, whites or pinks. I favor whites especially Rieslings. Very reasonable for price is a California Riesling by Mirassou. Also Washington state makes some very good wines.