> Oh well. I will continue to abstain, exercise, eat healthy and just take my chances. And keep my life insurance paid up.
Actually, 1 5oz glass of red a day is good for your heart via helping maintain a good blood cholesterol.
SJ
Loyal
Thank you for setting me straight on that myth. What the hell is bock then?
What a great forum when two professionals that haven't spoken to each other in months can come together in a discussion about a common interest!!
Red Wine Alert!
> > I love the sweet fruity wines. Problem is they love me too. I get bombed WAY too fast off of 1 bottle. :-O
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> > Some of my favorites are The Honeywood Winery's various fruity wines. YUM!!!! :drink:
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> I bet you would like Boone's Farm too!
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> Not me, thank you.
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> Sutter is a pretty good mid price wine. I have had a couple of Czech wines that were pretty good.
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> SJ
Come Stephen, where's your sense of adventure!;-)
Boone"s Farm
Wild Irish Rose
Thunderbird
Cisco
MadDog 20-20
Night train
All excellent wines for getting a good buzz and a bad hangover...
My Uncle gets a pretty good Blueberry Wine from the Mennonites around the Darlingford area in Manitoba.
Cheers,
Dugger
Coors Light?
If you just want carbonated water with some alcohol in it, it's fine. I used to drink it when my brother-in-law lived with us; silver bullets. Current favorites are Anchor Steam, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. One thing about them is that they're locally brewed near here and taste fresh. They both have other varieties, some of them seasonal, mostly good. For a little lighter brew, I like Newcastle. It's imported but it doesn't taste stale. It's not too thick, not too thin. Wherever they have Guinness on tap, I have to have one. It's never as good as it was in Ireland, though.
Red Wine Alert!
Isn't Boones a cheap-o wine? Sutter is ok but just isn't sweet enough for me. It'll do in a pinch, though. Heck after the day I had today I needed 2 bottles of wine, easily. :drink:
