Wine 101

[Tonitrus]

See if you can find this series on the interwho:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oz_and_James%27s_Big_Wine_Adventure

It should give you a basic guide.

As a small time winery owner(don't ask for the name, it is sekrit), the stuff in in the 10-20 dollar range is just as good as that expensive shit. Say no to indian gaming laws.

Does this include Charles Shaw? 

[Ed Anger]

See if you can find this series on the interwho:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oz_and_James%27s_Big_Wine_Adventure

It should give you a basic guide.

As a small time winery owner(don't ask for the name, it is sekrit), the stuff in in the 10-20 dollar range is just as good as that expensive shit. Say no to indian gaming laws.

Does this include Charles Shaw? 

The show people liked it. Well the car poof did.

Me, I'm not going to order two buck chuck if I have to drink wine. I'm not a fucking poor.

[Ideologue]

As you're currently in the realm of the Grand Turk, I assume you have better access to European wines than American.  So start with Bordeaux.  Claret is what the British called Bordeaux historically so you have that connection.

I didn't know that.  Maybe I'd like Bordeaux.

[Syt]

The export of Viennese white wines has increased tenfold over the past five years (esp. Wiener Gemischter Satz = Field Blend). One of the main destinations is New York.

Thanks, JR!

[The Minsky Moment]

The export of Viennese white wines has increased tenfold over the past five years (esp. Wiener Gemischter Satz = Field Blend). One of the main destinations is New York.

Thanks, JR!

I've never had a Viennese wine outside a heuringer, sorry. 
I'll stick to Wachau/Kamptal/Kremstal, thank you.

[Sheilbh]

I didn't know that.  Maybe I'd like Bordeaux.

I'd be more keen on trying that then Claret.  Claret to me suggests gout-ridden 18th Century two bottle clerics.

[Caliga]

I generally prefer Italian wine over French wine.  Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 

[Ed Anger]

Buy Ohio Wines. They get you drunk.

Thanks!

[Capetan Mihali]

I didn't know that.  Maybe I'd like Bordeaux.

I'd be more keen on trying that then Claret.  Claret to me suggests gout-ridden 18th Century two bottle clerics.

I sat next to a charming gay Bordelais at a bachelor party last weekend who said that after growing up there, he could only appreciate wine if it tasted "like a barnyard."