I know very little about wine, but what would you recommend as?!
The best very dry white wine and where to buy it!. Preferably not more than the medium price range!. :)Www@FoodAQ@Com
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Look for Chablis, Sancerre, New Zealand sauvignon blanc, Australian riesling, unoaked chardonnay (chablis fits into this category too), pinot grigio (though not the really cheap stuff, it's poor), and most Italian or Spanish whites for crisp dry wines!. Most white wine is made in a much dryer style now, as sweeter wine is out of fashion!. If you're feeling brave try going for a (decent) German Spatlese, German Auslese or a Gewurztraminer from Alsace, they are a bit sweeter but full of flavour!. You might be surprised!. They also tend to be fairly good value as they are unfashionable!. Www@FoodAQ@Com
I am not really sure what your question is!? "Recommend as"!? what!? Are you looking for white or red!? I drink a red from Chile that is a cab/shiraz blend , that is a 1, not to dry but not sweet either, if your a first time drinker I wouldn't go dry as it may turn you off, either start with a 1 or higher such as a zinfindel!. If your into white try yellow tail, little penguin, or cat pee on a gooseberry bush, these are all nice easy drinking whites!. I would also recommend going on a wine tour at your local winery you can get alot of info there!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Chardonnays are pretty dry!. I do not go crazy for the expensive brands except for the most special of occasions!. You can find some great wines under $13 at any Grocery Store with a wine SECTION, not just an aisle, but a large section!. Blackstone is a very good wine, the prices vary heavily from store to store!. but are usually between $10 & $20!. Kendall-Jackson makes a great chardonnay, but is a bit pricier!. Mirassou is my favorite for reds, but have not tried the whites!. Lindeman makes a great Chardonnay and is right around $10
If you stay around $10-$15 then you should be fine!. If you get too much cheaper than that, you typically end up with whites that are pretty acidic!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
If you stay around $10-$15 then you should be fine!. If you get too much cheaper than that, you typically end up with whites that are pretty acidic!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
If you like very dry white I would go for a German wine!. They are typically very dry!. Famous grapes are Riesling such as Goldriesling, but in the region I am from they grow Müller-Thurgau grapes and those are nice and crisp and dry!.
Try Majestics, the wine shop!. They have a nice selection!. French wines could also be nice, but I guess I'm a bit biased ;-)Www@FoodAQ@Com
Try Majestics, the wine shop!. They have a nice selection!. French wines could also be nice, but I guess I'm a bit biased ;-)Www@FoodAQ@Com
I only like to drink very dry wines!. My favorite white wine is Santa Margharita, and it is a Pino Grigio!. You can usually get it for about $25 per bottle, and it is well worth the money!. A good chardonnay that you can get for under $10 is Meridian!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Go for a good Chablis or Sauterne is even crisp & 'drier', not as strong as a Chardonnay!.!.!.ask your liquor store dude, he will absolutely recommend the best in your price range!. And don't be afraid to ask, cause these dudes know the best, trust you me!
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new zealand sauvignon blanc,[montana, villa maria] widely available, about ￡7~￡9!.!.hardys/jacobscreek semillion/chardonnay ￡4!.5~￡7 best affordable wines from chablis, various producers,expect to pay ￡7 entry level, ￡10~￡15 a better quality, ￡15+ for premium
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I don't know the answer to your question but I heard that California wine is just as good as that expensive imported wineWww@FoodAQ@Com
Pinot Grigio is pretty dry!. As is Chardonnay!.
If you like bubbles then a nice bottle of Cava should do the trick!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
If you like bubbles then a nice bottle of Cava should do the trick!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
White wine!?!?!? WHITE!?!! Get your bum down to waitrose and pick up some nice, acceptable PINK wine!!Www@FoodAQ@Com
ask at the store they are happy to answer and pick for youWww@FoodAQ@Com