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   3/02/09

   LaMirabelle

   Oh come on! Nobody drinks wine? I love green tea too but hey!

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   3/02/09

   Stillthinking

   I love a good Sancerre. I also love a good Meritage. Or Bordeaux.
   
   Also Malbecs and Pinot Noirs. Ok, darn it, I just love it all.
   
   I can't say I am very educated about wine though.

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3. 

   3/02/09

   LaMirabelle

   Neither am I
   Yes it is hard to pick just one!

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4. 

   3/02/09

   SpursFanCA

   Anything with alcohol in it.

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   3/02/09

   gtally

   If you need any Colorado wine recommendations, I'm happy to share.

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      3/02/09

      LaMirabelle

      Sure! I won't find them here but on my next visit to the US, I'll try to taste some of them.
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      3/02/09

      gtally

      At the risk of being a broken record, I have to go with a Plum Creek red:
      
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   3/02/09

   legbamel

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7. 

   3/02/09

   Stillthinking

   Kendall Jackson is good for a large commercial vineyard, but I think its a little overpriced. For that price, from a large California vineyard, I would rather get La Crema Chardonnay.
   
   Lyeth Meritage is my standby bottle and I love CMS reds.

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      3/02/09

      LaMirabelle

      Yes it's overpriced. I buy it only when it's discounted, but it's the best Chardonnay I know But I will try La Crema.
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   3/02/09

   aningeniousname

   I like a nice Bordeaux like a claret but any red is fine by me I just don't like sweet wine. If I have a white I like a very dry crisp white like a Riesling or a white Rioja, I usually only drink a white with fish or chicken though and wouldn't drink one on its own.

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9. 

   3/15/09

   LaMirabelle

   I'm just drinking a nice Retsina. Mmmh

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10. 

    3/15/09

    dinsquared

    I like a nice Pinot Grigio, but lately I've been really into Rieslings. I've got a bottle of Gewerstreminer (spelled totally wrong) chilling in the fridge. Normally I'm kind of a red girl in the fall/winter - i'll take a shiraz or merlot or syrah, and a white girl in the spring/summer: a savignon blanc or pinot or riesling.

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11. 

    3/15/09

    SweetViolet

    I'm not a red wine fan, but Rabbit Ridge Syrah is lovely.
    
    I like reislings for whites.
    
    Here in South Africa, my husband likes a South African shiraz (syrah) called Porcupine Ridge.

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