is there such thing as a sweet red wine, other than dessert wine?
i just started drinking wine, and found out that i like moscato and reisling (sp?) but those are both white
not for favors or anything, just for me
tia
kris_gets_hitched
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I find shiraz to be really sweet - too sweet for my taste, and I like sweet things.
FutureMrsF2010
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Zinfandel in very sweet and fruity...merlot is also a good 'beginner' wine
GR2010
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Martha Clara's makes a wine called Red Sweetie... I think I have a bottle... I'll save it for our next book club!!
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Martha Clara's makes a wine called Red Sweetie... I think I have a bottle... I'll save it for our next book club!!
hehe you're great ive been researching wine online for the past few hours its slightly become my new obsession in life
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I was actually out east this weekend and Duck Walk has a sweet red wine called Gatsby (or something along those lines lol), I personally prefer to drink white but I thought this red was pretty good
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Martha Clara also makes a '5-0 Red Blend' that my sister is a big fan of...
I've given up trying to find a red that I'm in love with... I'm a Reisling, Vignoles, Moscato girl myself
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Posted by GinaRandy2010
Martha Clara's makes a wine called Red Sweetie... I think I have a bottle... I'll save it for our next book club!!
hehe you're great ive been researching wine online for the past few hours its slightly become my new obsession in life
It's a GREAT obsession!!! I LOVE wine and I'm such a lush about it... I have wine that I really like delivered every few months so I don't run out!!!
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i dont have a specific one to recommend but I find most table wines to be sweet
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thanks for all the suggestions!! now i get to stalk a wine store tomorrow-any know of ones with good selections?
and gina-
um michaels laughing at me right now btw..i know you didnt want to do any renovations on your beautiful new house, but how amazing would something like this be
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Try Beaujolais for a sweet red. I'm a huge Riesling fan myself.
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I love Riesling. FH loves Moscato. I went out to dinner last week and my friend introduced me to a red wine that I actually liked...which I usually don't because they tend to be bitter. When I find out the name, I will let you know!
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martha clara has a roset that is really sweet and is sooo good!
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thanks for all the suggestions!! now i get to stalk a wine store tomorrow-any know of ones with good selections?
and gina-
um michaels laughing at me right now btw..i know you didnt want to do any renovations on your beautiful new house, but how amazing would something like this be
Ummm, I'm calling a contractor RIGHT now. The basement is unfinished... what else would I do with that space???
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thanks for all the suggestions!! now i get to stalk a wine store tomorrow-any know of ones with good selections?
and gina-
um michaels laughing at me right now btw..i know you didnt want to do any renovations on your beautiful new house, but how amazing would something like this be
Oh and try Stew Leonards in Farmingdale. They have a great selection!!!
