[kiryandil]

Wines of all Kinds (and Spirits, too):

https://www.vintagewineestates.com/our-brands

ACE CIDER
ALLOY WINE WORKS
BAR DOG
B.R. COHN
BURIED CANE WINES
CAMERON HUGHES
CARTLIDGE & BROWNE
CHERRY PIE
CLAYHOUSE WINES
CLOS PEGASE
COSENTINO WINERY
DELECTUS WINERY
FIRESTEED CELLARS
GAZE
GIRARD WINERY
GIRL & DRAGON
IF YOU SEE KAY
KUNDE
LAETITIA
LAYER CAKE
MIDDLE SISTER WINES
NO. 209 GIN
OWEN ROE
PURPLE COWBOY
QUPE
SABOTAGE
SONOMA COAST VINEYARDS
SWANSON VINEYARDS
TAMARACK CELLARS
THE SPLINTER GROUP
VIANSA
VINESSE
WINDSOR VINEYARDS
WINE SISTERHOOD

[JohnnyP]

I recently started drinking wine. Bogle Merlot. Maybe a bottle a month. My Italian grandfather made red wine, so that’s what I buy.

I had no idea what to buy. I saw the label that said Bogle Family Vineyards Merlot. I thought, oh good, a family. Might be good. It is, and it gets good reviews.

[Night Hides Not]

Not familiar with those brands. My two wine fridges are stocked with Fall Creek Vineyards (TX Hill Country), Lost Oak Winery (Burleson TX), Weingut Eduard Kroth (Briedel Germany), Ankida Ridge (Lynchburg, VA). The vast majority of my stock is less than $25 a bottle. None are above $75.

Fall Creek has a commemorative Cabernet Sauvignon honoring the heroes of the Alamo, with the Alamo Mission on the label. The grapes are grown on land once owned by Colonel William Travis, commander at the Alamo. It's now $35 a bottle, $25 after my club discount.

I've been a customer of Eduard Kroth for over 40 years. I'd visit them every 5-6 weeks. This was during my tour in Germany, it was a ten minute drive from my apartment in Traben-Trarbach.

California wines are tethered to real estate costs.

[PAR35]

“SWANSON VINEYARDS”

Goes great with TV dinners.

[Uncle Miltie]

Most of those brands deserve to be out of business.

Yuck.