Cisco and Thunderbird RULE!!

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Because I'm a golfer(well I used to be.) I couldn't resist trying the Arnold Palmer Cabernet when I saw it on the shelf. Same for the Greg Norman. They're both very good. The Palmer can be had for about $10.00 and the Norman is around$13.00/14.00.

PhilFree:arrow:

What's your favorite w(h)ine?

I wanna win the super bowwwwllllll.

For your sweet tooth.

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A few faves under $15

Laurel Glen - REDS (my 'house red wine' - often on sale under $10)
Laurel Glen Za Zin
Jadot Beaujolais-Villages
Perrin Reserve Cotes du Rhone - Rhone blend
D'arrenberg - The Stump Jump (Oz Rhone blend)
Hedges CMS - a Wa. State Bordeaux blend
Drohin LaForet (Pinot Noir)
Banfi Chianti
Gabbiano Chianti
Gallo of Sonoma Pinot Noir
Bridgeview Blue Moon Pinot Noir

White wine
Pacific Rim Riesling
Pacific Rim Gevurtztraminer
Chateau Ste-Michelle Riesling
Jadot Macon-Village
Hugel Gentil
Hugel Riesling
Hugel Gevurtztraminer
Hogue Riesling (and late harvest)
Hedges white blend
Pieropan Soave
L'Ecole No. 41 Semillion or Chenin Blanc
Dry Creek Chenin Blanc
Cline Old Vines Zin
Rancho Zabaco Zin

Under $10?
Woodbridge Zinfandel
Cline Zinfandel or Syrah
Cline Red Truck
Bogle Petite Syrah, Zin or Merlot
Debouef Cuvee Rouge (Red table wine)
Debouef Cuvee Blanc (White table wine)
Rene Barbier Mediterannean White (cheap, but tasty)
Jadot Beaujolais
Columbia Crest Gevurtztraminer or Riesling
Columbia Crest Syrah, Cab-Merlot
Banrock Station Chardonnay or Semillion/Chardonnay
Columbia Crest Chardonnay or Semillion/Chardonnay
Covey Run Riesling, Chard or Gevurtz
Dancing Bull Zin

Hey BOCF, you once posted over at Phobia's place a thread about some box wines that has since disappeared. Could you post those again here?

I think my favorite wine is "I wanna go to Miami!!!!!!!"

Box wines:
Black Box cab is surprisingly good. The Sonoma County Reserve Merlot is also good, but pricier.

For cheap table wines, we've been drinking Bohemian Highway Merlot lately. Surprisingly complex and good.

a good riesling mmmmmm...

what ever she drinks....that works.

I'm a wine n00b, but I have learned I like the sweet whites more than I like the heavy reds. I'd like to become more educated on the subject.

me too... I'd like to go to tastings and things but feel inadequate

Try some Rieslings.
I'm a red wine freak, and I only have a snobby palate when it comes to reds (though I'll drink cheap red wine, too, in a pinch). I honestly can't distinguish too much between a really good white and a value white that well. With reds, I can definitely tell the difference.

I also tend to like the sweet whites. I have tried to break into the reds by purchasing Beringer's White Merlot or White Zinfindel.

Wine tastings are awesome. My wife and I went to our local wine festival last year for her birthday present. $60 a ticket, but it was money well spent. We went with another couple, and we all had a great time. Awesome food and, obviously, awesome wine.