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serenity
03-19-2008, 12:27 PM
I found some yummy yummy wines!
Finally!
Ok. So ah doh have the nemes here now, but I have them written down and I'll post them shortly.
In the meantime, to those of u u like wines, what's your pick?
And are u one of those who sniff it and look at it through the light etc before drinking?

vaio
03-19-2008, 12:33 PM
i loveeeeeeeee wines....tell me what you got!

serenity
03-19-2008, 12:39 PM
Dont have the names here, and my fellow blossoming drunk is in a meeting.
They were all sweet white wines though. No red. (Notice, once its good for u it doesnt taste good)
And not available in Mor Vino so all those evenings I spent there was for nought (wine wise)

sapodila
03-19-2008, 02:11 PM
:o :? seren yuh orite gyul........

anyways! sparkling cider works fuh me.........non-alco eh!

guyguy
03-19-2008, 02:33 PM
I like Thunderbird & Ripple. The 2008 vintages are just fantastic. Fruity with a hint of mint and a nutty aroma.

neilrmp
03-19-2008, 05:46 PM
I like White Zinfandel,Pinot noir,chardonnay, Merlot but only with steak and cabernet sauvignon to name a few.

guyguy
03-19-2008, 06:14 PM
I like White Zinfandel,Pinot noir,chardonnay, Merlot but only with steak and cabernet sauvignon to name a few.
Yuh does dring White wine with Red meat? Waaayyyy

neilrmp
03-19-2008, 07:39 PM
Ahhh, Merlot is red..

guyguy
03-19-2008, 07:55 PM
Ahhh, Merlot is red..
Buh ent yuh say White Zinfanadel & Pinot Noir too?

neilrmp
03-19-2008, 08:00 PM
"Merlot but only with steak"
This is what I ment.

cocoa
03-19-2008, 08:05 PM
Night-train and Charlies red wine :mrgreen:

serenity
03-19-2008, 08:18 PM
:o :? seren yuh orite gyul........


:lol: :lol: :lol:
Yes saps didi.
I ent a drunk. I just like these wines. (the names coming soon eh allyuh)
I only have one glass per outing. :geek: And the outings getting fewer. :(

guyguy
03-19-2008, 08:25 PM
"Merlot but only with steak"
This is what I ment.
Good choice. Medium Rare Steak I hope?

neilrmp
03-19-2008, 08:36 PM
That is the only way.. :mrgreen:

Jenny
03-20-2008, 07:55 AM
Wine is always top of my shopping list...I eh no big drinker but I do enjoy a few glasses now and again. If Im going for a red, its usually - Rioja Reserva. If Im in the mood for white is has to be Pinot Grigio or Chablis.
I always have a Chardonnay available if Im doing rissottos or if Im doing Herb Fish en Papillote.

I can make some good recommendations if anyone is interested.... :lol:

guyguy
03-20-2008, 11:40 AM
I can make some good recommendations if anyone is interested.... :lol: As long as they cost less dan ah dollar, go rite ahead. Ah know how allyuh Europeans like tuh spend big time money on grape juice eh. :D :D :D

serenity
03-20-2008, 01:07 PM
ok. I got the names...somewhat.
1. Reisling (California)
2. M....... Peyruchet
3. One from Germany buh we cah remem the name right now :oops:
But it tastes like the Reisling.

Mivo
03-20-2008, 01:18 PM
I doh drink wine or alcholol! only sparkling cider for me

guyguy
03-20-2008, 02:00 PM
ok. I got the names...somewhat.
1. Reisling (California) Which vineyard? It have about ah thousand vineyards in California.
2. M....... Peyruchet Well fine out de exact name and date nah. Chooopppsss
3. One from Germany buh we cah remem the name right now :oops: Yuh hopeless oui.
But it tastes like the Reisling.

guyguy
03-20-2008, 02:01 PM
I doh drink wine or alcholol! only sparkling cider for me
Wen de sparklin cider get in yuh intestine, it does ferment rell quick an turn into 90 proof alcohol. Yuh diddent know dat?

snowbird
03-20-2008, 02:49 PM
I love all types of wine. My favourite was once a good Zinfandel;
as far as I'm concerned, California makes the best Zinfandel.
A few years ago my daughter gifted me with a few bottles of Austrialian Shiraz...... yum yum; "bye bye Zinfandel hello Shiraz" :lol: .

I'm so glad we can now buy Australian Shiraz in Canada :D

Mivo
03-20-2008, 03:15 PM
Wen de sparklin cider get in yuh intestine, it does ferment rell quick an turn into 90 proof alcohol. Yuh diddent know dat?

ah did not know that but is allright! ah go stick to drinking it

snowbird
03-20-2008, 04:25 PM
I like White Zinfandel,Pinot noir,chardonnay, Merlot but only with steak and cabernet sauvignon to name a few.
Yuh does dring White wine with Red meat? Waaayyyy

This white wine fish and foul, and red wine red meat has long since gone out the window; that and to chill or not to chill. The only rule now is ..... your taste :lol:

By the way White Zinfandel is actually 'pink'; it's a 'white wine .... with a blush' :oops:

guyguy
03-20-2008, 04:31 PM
I like White Zinfandel,Pinot noir,chardonnay, Merlot but only with steak and cabernet sauvignon to name a few.
Yuh does dring White wine with Red meat? Waaayyyy

This white wine fish and foul, and red wine red meat has long since gone out the window; that and to chill or not to chill. The only rule now is ..... your taste :lol:

By the way White Zinfandel is actually 'pink'; it's a 'white wine .... with a blush' :oops:
It's not a matter of going out the window or observing the proper etiquette at all. It's a matter of taste. White wines tend to enhance the flavour of fish and fowl whereas, reds tend to do the same to red meat. And yes, the White Zin does have a pinkish 'blush' but the grape doesn't when harvested.

serenity
03-20-2008, 04:34 PM
Any of the wines mentioned are sweet?
I find red wines taste like a mix of beer and orange juice.
Wierdly alcoholic and sour.

guyguy
03-20-2008, 04:37 PM
Any of the wines mentioned are sweet?
I find red wines taste like beer and orange juice.
Wierdly alcoholic and sour.
Bahahahahahaha. Yuh rell good oui. Fuss ah have to teech yuh how tuh cook. Now ah have tuh teech yuh 'bout wine too? And fuh free too?

serenity
03-20-2008, 04:39 PM
Any of the wines mentioned are sweet?
I find red wines taste like beer and orange juice.
Wierdly alcoholic and sour.
Bahahahahahaha. Yuh rell good oui. Fuss ah have to teech yuh how tuh cook. Now ah have tuh teech yuh 'bout wine too? And fuh free too?

:lol: Ah know, ah hopeless.. :lol:
But yuh could teach all yuh want, It does still taste yucky.

guyguy
03-20-2008, 04:43 PM
Any of the wines mentioned are sweet?
I find red wines taste like beer and orange juice.
Wierdly alcoholic and sour.
Bahahahahahaha. Yuh rell good oui. Fuss ah have to teech yuh how tuh cook. Now ah have tuh teech yuh 'bout wine too? And fuh free too?

:lol: Ah know, ah hopeless.. :lol:
But yuh could teach all yuh want, It does still taste yucky.
Gyul, after ah done wit you, you go turn into an alcoholic lusting after fine wines from Australia to Chile to Europe to New York to California. It will become a quest like searching for the Holy Grail.

serenity
03-20-2008, 05:05 PM
Many have tried Guy. Many have tried.
I dont have that sophisticated palate.
I just like the sweet stuff.

cocoa
03-20-2008, 05:22 PM
Last but not least GOLD COIN WINE

guyguy
03-20-2008, 05:30 PM
Many have tried Guy. Many have tried.
I dont have that sophisticated palate.
I just like the sweet stuff.
Just wait till I try. You'll be a new woman. And, it's an acquired taste, like oysters.

serenity
03-20-2008, 05:35 PM
Just wait till I try. You'll be a new woman. And, it's an acquired taste, like oysters.

Never had oysters either. Ewwwwwww....
But of course, u are welcomed to try.
I wish u luck.
Dont say I didnt warn u.

guyguy
03-20-2008, 07:02 PM
Just wait till I try. You'll be a new woman. And, it's an acquired taste, like oysters.

Never had oysters either. Ewwwwwww....
But of course, u are welcomed to try.
I wish u luck.
Dont say I didnt warn u.
You never had oysters? Wey you from gyul? De Moon o' T&T? Sheesh. Yuh know how much hours ah spend in de mangrove by the Creek when ah was small ketchin oysters? How yuh tink ah went from 1" tuh 3"? Iz dem oysters an dem oui.

snowbird
03-23-2008, 12:44 AM
Not sure how the 'sweetness' of wine is measured, or identified in T&T, but in Ontario wine sweetness is measured using a scale 0 to 5, 0 being the dryest (not sweet) to 5 being the most sweet (something like a Sherry would be a 5).

The two wines I mentioned a Zinfandel or a Shiraz would be about a '2'; these I use as either a desert wine or a dinner wine; on the other hand a Cabernet Sauvignon (which I had tonight :D ) is a '0' so I only drink it at dinner. At one time it was advised that you not drink a very sweet wine with dinner 'as it dulled the tastebuds, and spoiled your appitite', however recently this has changed and people are now drinking sweeter wines with dinner, reason...... they now eat less, when they do that :lol: .

serenity
05-04-2008, 09:58 AM
So I had the Zinfandel last night. It was a peachy colour.
My verdict: it tastes like how overipe fruits does smell (not nice) ...until the 4th sip or so, then it was ok. At least it wasnt dry and horrid like the red wine my friend had (the name of which, I cant recall).

Dont think I'll have it again though.

snowbird
05-04-2008, 01:45 PM
Any of the wines mentioned are sweet?
I find red wines taste like a mix of beer and orange juice.
Wierdly alcoholic and sour.

Depends on the red wine, they run the full gambit just like whites. If you like sweeter read wines I'll recommend you try some of the Jewish wines (don't know all of the types) but they tend to be very sweet. Some of the Australian red wines that you get in T&T may be sweet as well. Back in de day :lol: Emu and Gilby wines were readily available in T&T; there was also a nice sweet 'ginger' wine that came from the UK but I don't remember the brand (ah usta teef it from meh mudder safe and giv meh frens :lol: )

sylvestter
05-04-2008, 02:07 PM
i generally prefer white wine.
LOVE reislings
pinot grigios are cool as well.


but recently i trying to stick to red wine as it is healthier.
i quite like the TRIO mix of three types.

canadian ice wine is the bomb...

serenity
05-04-2008, 04:55 PM
LOVE reislings
pinot grigios are cool as well.


Thats it! Those are the ones I like! Thanks Syl.

Jenny
05-05-2008, 07:29 AM
Pinot Grigio is more dry than sweet....

Californian Rose Pinot Grigio might be to your liking Serenity...

snowbird
05-05-2008, 10:24 AM
So I had the Zinfandel last night. It was a peachy colour.
My verdict: it tastes like how overipe fruits does smell (not nice) ...until the 4th sip or so, then it was ok. At least it wasnt dry and horrid like the red wine my friend had (the name of which, I cant recall).

Dont think I'll have it again though.

Was it a California or Canadian 'grape' Zinfandel, or was it another fruit? they are now experimenting with other fruits as well ?

The reason why I ask is, about three years ago we made a batch of 'strawberry' Zinfandel; it was suggested as a nice Summer Wine. The Owner of the 'Wine Making Service' here asked us to try a batch (we normally do a batch of wine at the beginning of every season)....... never again with Strawberry Zinfandel; we had to suffer through 30 bottles of this syrup ..... yuk, it was horrid.

Aurea
05-12-2008, 10:07 AM
I love red wines, I prefer ANY red wine over a white. The flavours and aromas u get from a red wine can't be beat. I love a good Merlot, the only white I may chance sipping on is Zinfandel. I'm also a lover of port, sherry and brandy! Ah the good stuff.

Aurea

snowbird
05-13-2008, 12:05 AM
i generally prefer white wine.
LOVE reislings
pinot grigios are cool as well.


but recently i trying to stick to red wine as it is healthier.
i quite like the TRIO mix of three types.

canadian ice wine is the bomb...

The best ice wine in the world :)

Actually, this year was a very good year for the producers of our ice wine; I'll be watching for when this vintage comes out to see how it does in world competition.