“Yes, but no more 1966. Let’s splurge! Bring us some fresh wine, the freshest you’ve got. This year’s! No more of this old stuff."
"He doesn’t realize he’s dealing with sophisticated people here.”
Posted on 12/04/2020 11:36:30 AM PST by mylife
! Thank you!
Send wine snobs a bottle of Boones alarm Strawberry Hill and a note that says “enjoy”
A nice bottle of a red blend is ALWAYS GOOD!! There are very expensive bottles, Quintessa, Issolis, Opus One for something REALLY special BUT for something that is a really good wine at a reasonable price Kendall Jackson Summation, there are MANY red blends in the 20.00 - 25.00 range they are all very good!!! Costco has a GREAT wine selection and very good prices!!
Apparently your grandad knew Myron
Mad Dog
Night Train Express
Thunderbird
Ripple.
All the old guy’s and girl’s made their own hootch, sausages, pickles and fun
Who sniffs a damn wine cork? I know people that sniff wine corks..
See how damn fun this is? Bacchus himself could not see how fun all this pleasure and gas is..
I had to laugh the other night about an old Anthony Bourdain show, he taught us what all the oldtimers know, Beef Bourgeon is best made with the cheap cuts and you dont need no French burgundy, the box stuff from America works good.
This also works great with venison
Bon appites
I didnt realize they sold it in stores. I just ordered the convenient 12 bottle package.
What winery does your son work for?
Oh nice!! I will be ordering more! Perfect since I’m teleworking now and home to accept delivery. Thank you China Plague!😷
sent you a private message
After 50 years of drinking wine and working at fine restaurants in Miami where we were given classes on fine wines, I have to say you can not go wrong with a French Bordeaux or Burgundy wine which you can get for $15-20 as a gift or a wine to enjoy with your meal. You can say what you want, but you simply cannot get a better wine for a fair price than a good French wine! Spanish Rioja, and a good Italian Chianti are also good choices to match your meal. Also easily purchased for $15-30. Fire away if you like, but that’s my two cents.
+1. I’m a swine.
The best bang for the buck, even here in the US, is always French.
Just sayin’.
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