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Pastimes : Wine You Can Enjoy @ Under $20 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MoneyPenny who wrote (441)8/24/2006 8:06:27 AM
From: jrhana  Respond to of 1277
 
It is just that every wine I have personally tried with a bottle cap can only be described as abominable. Snobbery has nothing to do with it. Taste has everything to do with it. If you have enough pride to make a good wine, you have enough pride to put a cork on it.

My favorite liquor store is full of great wines with regular corks for less than $20.



To: MoneyPenny who wrote (441)8/24/2006 8:25:38 AM
From: jrhana  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 1277
 
Actually I have also had bad experience with the synthetic corks.

I just looked through my (very small) collection and discovered a New Zealand Stoneleigh 2003 Pinot Noir with a bottle cap bought for $15.99:

wine.com

I will try it and see(could be months from now)

Should these bottle cap wines be stored upright?


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