I started a new round of medication where I can't drink alcohol. So I bought FRE Chardonnay. It's practically sparkling Welch's. Just curious... are all alcohol free wines like this or do some actually mimic the wine taste? Open to suggestions submitted by /u/bigfish_bigpond [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Going to Finger Lakes next weekend with my significant other and getting overwhelmed with the winery options! We are staying near Seneca Lake so hoping to find a place with nice ambiance / tour that can we can spend a few hours at. The ones I’ve found are mostly just for tasting but any recs for a winery tour experience? We are not the biggest wine connoisseurs so do not need the best wine, looking for more of an experience! Thinking about Lakewood Vineyards but it seems more like just a wine flight and less of a tour. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/lixxster [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi. I have been to a few parties but I don’t enjoy beer and most spirits. I like bringing wine - there is this Prosecco that comes in 4 packs of 200ml cans that I’ve liked taking but I want to try something different. I’ve found some canned Pinot noir and canned Chardonnay and I’m thinking of trying those. Although I prefer wine out of bottles, I think cans are easy. I feel like bringing an entire bottle of wine is a bit of a hassle and then I’ve got to borrow a glass from my friend. Canned seems easier. Would like to know the perspectives of other wine drinkers? How do you drink wine at part ..read more

Having an Omakase with my wife at a high end sushi restaurant. Decided to get Champagne to pair with the meal and I asked the restaurant for their wine list. Narrowed down to these 4 Champagne but now I need some help to decide which 1 to choose. 1) 2014 Delamotte Blanc de Blancs Brut 2) NV Agrapart et Fils Terroirs Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Extra Brut 3) NV Jacquesson Cuvée 741 Dégorgement Tardif Extra Brut 4) 2010 Vilmart & Cie Coeur de Cuvée 1er Cru Brut They’re all at the same price point. Which one should I choose? submitted by /u/Better_Contract370 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello all! I've been exploring wine for slightly over 2 years now and have found myself enamoured with Italian wines. I'm currently looking for Super Tuscans that offer good bang for buck, preferably around the 50 USD price range. I've tried Le Volte, Le Difese and Brancaia No 2 (Le Volte was okay, but the latter 2 I felt delivered more) In my research I've listed 4 bottles that I think fit the bill: Luce Lucente 2018 Monte Antico Supremus Toscana 2020 Insoglio del Cinghiale 2020 Il Bruciato 2020 Do you have a favourite Super Tuscan that doesnt break the bank and delivers a great dr ..read more

Wine good, Vodka disgusting. submitted by /u/IAMCAV0N [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Considering a winery visit to Marciano Estate in Napa this Fall. Anyone have any experiences there? Trying to decide if it’s worth the visit. submitted by /u/brinelax51 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Probably my favorite wine in my cellar right now. Voluptuous, bucolic and noiresque. It strikes a balance between brightness and dark funky dank forest. Lots of blackcurrant jam on toast. Enjoyed with grilled ribeye, arugula salad, french fries and stewed roasted red peppers. submitted by /u/magyarsvensk [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am a total novice about wine. I had this wine at a dinner a while ago and cannot stop thinking about it. However I cannot find it anywhere near me and too expensive to ship. I am hoping some smarter people than me could find an equivalent wine for me ti look for Or give me an idea what I should be looking for in a wine to match this? submitted by /u/ItsInMyOwnWords [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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