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Green Shield Stamp 
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 Topic: Favourite type of wine
Posted: November 19 2009 at 12:45 |
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splyu
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Posted: November 19 2009 at 11:19 |
Semi-dry red. Though honestly I prefer beer. 
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Negoba
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Posted: November 19 2009 at 10:21 |
Dry Riesling is a great pleasure.
I like Red Zinfindel, fruity, a little tart, not too tannin-y.
Chardonnay is probably my most common. Too much red = headache and hangover.
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aapatsos
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Posted: November 18 2009 at 17:08 |
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I have to go with semi-sweet red but a good dry red is always welcome
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martinprog77
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Posted: November 18 2009 at 00:33 |
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Slartibartfast
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Posted: November 17 2009 at 15:24 |
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OK, I didn't see the joke about the Jewish whine: I want to go to Miami...
They all have their charms, probably my favorite is dry white.
"Ooh, just gimme it quick, gimme it, gimme gimme gimme gimme" "My cup, she never overfloweth,
And 'tis I that moan- and groaneth" - Kate Bush
v v v I think her cups be overflowin'
Edited by Slartibartfast - November 18 2009 at 07:11
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Diaby
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Posted: November 17 2009 at 15:21 |
Well, as a Hungarian, I have to like good wine! Only within bounds, of course. Can't really choose a favourite type, though. I'm keen on dry and semi-dry wines and also sweet (Tokaji  ) or semi-sweet WHITEs. However, I can't stand anything that's sweet and red, like Sangría. That coupling is pretty awful.
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yeah
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Moogtron III
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 06:41 |
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I like to try all different kinds of wines. I like dry red wine the best, and like my dad I have tasted that the most, but I'm discovering some nice white ones also, like Riesling and Gewürztraminer.
It's nice to compare wine from different grapes, like the cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, syrah etc. I still want to try out Californian zinfandel, but they are hard to find where I live (at the French border, where the French wines are absolutely in the majority). It's pretty cool that I can just buy my French wines in France. It's a lot cheaper also.
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Kotro
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 06:26 |
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Don't like wine that much. White Vinho Verde is the only one I can tolerate. Not sure where it fits in the poll options.
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Bigger on the inside.
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 06:12 |
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Although the best wine I ever drunk was a sweet white (Moulin Touchais 1959), I usually prefer dry red.
Edited by someone_else - November 16 2009 at 06:20
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b_olariu
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 06:11 |
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dry or semi but always white. I like red aswell but ocasionaly, but white is the best, for me
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ANDREW
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 05:53 |
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Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Brunello Di Montalcino...
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Posted: November 16 2009 at 05:40 |
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Dry white or dry red, depending on the food. I love a good Chablis, but it’s quite expensive. Just for drinking I usually choose dry white, so that’s where my vote goes.
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Padraic
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Posted: November 09 2009 at 11:11 |
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I like a bit of fruit in my reds, not too much tannin.
Whites I prefer to be dry and mineral-y, I like them very clean. Don't care for whites that are too sweet, most Rieslings I don't really enjoy for this reason. I still like most Chardonnays though.
I too find myself to be more of a red drinker these days, consuming much Bordeaux and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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jampa17
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Posted: November 09 2009 at 11:02 |
 Epignosis wrote:
MartyMcFly89 wrote:
Man, don't be so USA-centric, in many European countries, there's drinking age of 18 (mine for example), I heard about even 16-years countries.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age#Americas
-it's quite confusing in case of States
And to be honest, I drink since my 13 years (back then just few times a year), but kids now are drinking since something like 10, or 8. Times are wild :-D opportunities are countless.
And OK, if something, then red wine. Don't ask which one, I don't know. |
If you're not USA-centric here with respect to our (utterly stupid) drinking laws, you go to jail. 
(21 to drink, 18 to vote, 17 to fight in a f**king war)
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I vote for go to war at 16... wait... that's not the Thread right...??? I go for dry red wine... makes me feel alive, but I like all types of wine depends on the food we eat, you know... white wine if it's fish, red if it's pasta or something like that...
Back to the current discussion... In Central and South America there are laws against drinking before 18, but here we start always at 13 or something like that... is more like some one said that if you get cought is because your kind of silly by been cought out... jejeje... Wine is such a plesaure...
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Change the program inside... Stay in silence is a crime.
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TheCaptain
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Posted: November 08 2009 at 15:10 |
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Uh oh. I'm only 20 and living in the USA but I'm still going to vote. While I have not had a large amount of wines by any measure, I've had enough to put my vote for bone-dry red.
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Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal.
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KoS
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Posted: November 08 2009 at 15:05 |
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Actually, I think it encourages teens to drink because it is seemed as such a taboo. Many of my friends and other people say that their drinking was almost cut in half when they turned 21.
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Epignosis
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Posted: November 08 2009 at 15:02 |
A Person wrote:
It is annoying. If I am allowed to die in a different country, give myself cancer, and waste money on the lottery, why can't I drink alcohol?
It doesn't stop teens from drinking, it just makes them go to jail if they get caught.
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Precisely- as a conservative, I'm against taxpayers footing the bill for prosecutors, judges, and jail time for stupid sh*t like this.
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A Person
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Posted: November 08 2009 at 14:56 |
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It is annoying. If I am allowed to die in a different country, give myself cancer, and waste money on the lottery, why can't I drink alcohol?
It doesn't stop teens from drinking, it just makes them go to jail if they get caught.
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Epignosis
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Posted: November 08 2009 at 14:48 |
MartyMcFly89 wrote:
Man, don't be so USA-centric, in many European countries, there's drinking age of 18 (mine for example), I heard about even 16-years countries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age#Americas -it's quite confusing in case of States
And to be honest, I drink since my 13 years (back then just few times a year), but kids now are drinking since something like 10, or 8. Times are wild :-D opportunities are countless. And OK, if something, then red wine. Don't ask which one, I don't know.
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If you're not USA-centric here with respect to our (utterly stupid) drinking laws, you go to jail. (21 to drink, 18 to vote, 17 to fight in a f**king war)
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