Vino advice, please.
I want to buy a bottle of red wine for my father, but I am a wine idiot. I need something low-moderately priced that isn't gross.
Ideas?
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Vino advice, please.
I want to buy a bottle of red wine for my father, but I am a wine idiot. I need something low-moderately priced that isn't gross.
Ideas?
I need something low-moderately priced that isn't gross.
Get him a Ravenswood Zinfandel. Depending on the region it can go from $12 - $28 dollars. $10 if you just get the Vinter's Blend which is my standard red table wine.
Is that something my local liqueur or grocery store would have, or is that a trip to BevMo?
Suzi, do you have a Trader Joe's near you? Their $2 buck chuck options are good. I can't give you a specific vintner, but its a place to go.
Is that something my local liqueur or grocery store would have, or is that a trip to BevMo?
Suzi, your local grocery should have Ravenswood. If not, any red zinfandel or shiraz by Cline is a good one. They have a $10-ish zinfandel which is really good.
t edit If you feel like being saucy, get him a bottle of Fat Bastard -- any of their reds (Merlot, Zinfandel, Cabernet) are good, and moderately priced.
Suzi you could probably find Ravenswood at your local grocery store. If you do end up at BevMo they're usually very helpful in picking stuff out.
I not only have a Trader Joe's nearby, but that is where my daughter works. Duh, didn't think of that one.
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll brave the stores later today and see what I find. Really, I just need a bottle for the wine bottle cover I made him, but I figure giving an empty bottle wouldn't be nice.
I not only have a Trader Joe's nearby, but that is where my daughter works. Duh, didn't think of that one.
Uh, no offense to o_a or to TJs, but....don't get your dad 2-buck chuck for Christmas. Seriously.
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