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28 Jan 05 - 07:42 PM (#1391828) Subject: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Georgiansilver My favourite wines are any by Ernst and Julio Gallo..particularly their White Grenache...At around £5 a bottle it is good value.... The challenge...something better and as cheap or cheaper please. Best wishes. |
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28 Jan 05 - 07:48 PM (#1391836) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Chris Green Marks and Spencers Orvieto is an impishly dry little white that tickles and teases the taste buds for a mere £4. |
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28 Jan 05 - 07:54 PM (#1391841) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Little Hawk I've given up on wine. Doesn't seem to agree with me anymore. I drink orange juice, apple juice, and other stuff like that. Oh, and tea. |
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28 Jan 05 - 08:23 PM (#1391867) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Rapparee Dang all goshes! I sure hope that you get a big bottle fer five pounds, 'cuz I kin git a couple gallons of Gallo fer that kinda money. Hell, I kin get a five liter box! |
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28 Jan 05 - 09:04 PM (#1391896) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Stilly River Sage I have been sampling some of the German Riesling and French Beaujolais varieties, aiming at the $10 and a little under range. SRS |
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28 Jan 05 - 10:17 PM (#1391920) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Amos Hey -- I'm a winin' boy Don't you deny my naaame. Say, I'm just a winin' boy Don't deny my name I'm a wining boy, don't you deny my name Pick it up and shake it, like a stave and a chain Hey I'm a winin' boy... DON'T you deny mah naaame..... |
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29 Jan 05 - 04:29 AM (#1392095) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: Georgiansilver Hey LH it's no good giving up on things that don't agree with you...I guess if we all did that we probably wouln't post here eh?? Best wishes, Mike. |
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29 Jan 05 - 07:56 AM (#1392164) Subject: RE: BS: Challenge to the 'Winers'. From: van lingle Mouton Cadet Bordeaux at about $7.00 a bottle is a heckuva bargain as is Little Penguin Shiraz at the same price (their cabernet ain't bad either). Jellyroll Morton gave himself the moniker "winin' boy" because at the end of an evenings entertainment he'd gather up all the dead soldiers and pour the remaining contents into one bottle and then shake it up and drink it. I think that's the way he told it. |