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I'm not exactly a wine connoisseur actually I prefer beer...domestic beers...ice cold...right out of the can! Boy does that make me sound like a redneck or what! But I do like Marco Nigri and Blue Nun wine. Also there is a winery in Hill City SD that makes a Red Ass Rhubarb that I like too. If you're going to be in the Black Hills it's a fun place to visit. http://www.prairieberry.com/index.php

I'm not much of a drinker, but like a white wine if that is only choice. Otherwise I like Vanilla Rum. Mix it with my diet Coke and it tastes like just a Vanilla Diet Coke. I have one of these once or twice a year.

I have two favorites:

1) V. Sattui in Napa makes a very rich, mellow Madeira. It is a sweet dessert wine, but unlike a lot of dessert wines, because it is "solera-made" by storing it in wooden casks for many years. Expensive, but you only drink small amount at once and a bottle lasts a long time opened.

2) Napa Mumm makes a sparking wine/champagne called "Cuvee M." It costs about $22 per bottle in the winery, but most of the time you can get it for $15 at the local supermarket.

Other than those, I like just about any Chardoney or Gerwurstaminer. I think $12-$15 is about the most I would want to spend on a good wine, other than the Madeira, so that is about my limit. I am not supposed to drink hardly any alcohol at all because I once had pancreatitis, so I don't get a chance to enjoy wine very often. Can't drink red wine at all because it gives me a migraine headache.

Can it be in a box?

omg, I'm such a wino from back in the days of ripple and boonesfarm, ummmmm lets say high school
but today I prefer Summer Blush, it comes in a box but I haven't enjoyed any of that in a couple years.
I can suck that stuff down like kool aide

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A nice dry Merlot or Shiraz (I like The Brown Box (used to be called Bota Box) or the Almaden). I have been trying to find a really dry Chardonnay because between wine, coffee, and tea (pretty much the only 3 things I drink), they're staining my teeth.

No Cabernet Sauvignon (ACK) and I haven't found a Pinot Grigio I like yet.

However, the research continues.
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In high school, we'd combine champagne and Ripple.
It was known as Champipple.

My "go to" wine, when not being treated to an expensive bottle, is J Lohr Seven Oaks cabernet sauvignon. It's from the Estrella Hills area of Paso Robles, CA. carold

Chocolate Wine - how can you go wrong chocolate and wine together - there are a couple of different brands. Smooth going down! - Great over ice.

I just recently started drinking Malbec but I don't have a particular brand.

I like a good shiraz and chardonnay as well. And I happen to like yellow tail on both.

My favs are the ones I make myself...peach, plum, cherry, grape, all kinds of berries, and rice. I can't stand a dry wine so mine are sweet and fruity.

I actually prefer beer to wine. I like "craft" beers (not Budweiser) and my fav right now is Abita Amber. I do drink wine on occasion. I'm a wuss, have a sweet tooth and don't like "dry" wines so my preference is for something a little sweeter like Reislings and Gewirtztrimer. I've been enjoying Luccio Moscato (@$12/bottle) and a sparkling wine, Moscato d'Asti, by Castello del Poggio (@$12/bottle) most recently. Love the suggestion of adding vanilla rum to coke. I'll be trying that. And I'm going to look for that "chocolate" wine since that sounds devine!

I just had and liked the Moscato d'Asti- much lower price tho - when I was in TX, went shopping with my g/f and they had it at Sam's Club. That was good.

I don't drink much of anything - including wines - but my absolute favorite is from a MO winery (St James Winery) and is their Pink Catawba.

Not a fan of red wine (have only had one I really didn't dislike and don't remember what it was).