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Wine You Can Enjoy @ Under $20
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527The CNdP was quite delightful. I seem to recall that this was a negotiant wine mPeter Dierks-12/26/2006
526My first reaction would be a Sauvignon Blanc. Salmon is one of the few seafoods Peter Dierks-12/26/2006
525Yah, after drinking a bottle you'll need 20 20 hindsight to figure out wherePeter Dierks-12/26/2006
524<I>Guigal 1988 Chateaux Neuf du Pape</i> How was it? The '88 acarranza2-12/25/2006
523thank you, mp.... the pinot noir sounds wonderful...i doubt i would have selecteMulhollandDrive-12/25/2006
522Sipping on a Chateau de Gaudou Cahors 2002, properly breathed, but a bit of a dEva-12/25/2006
521It was a magnificent meal, everything turned out perfectly. I did see the commecarranza2-12/25/2006
520Where to buy wine cheap: This is part of a chain, you can pull up the chain webTravis_Bickle-12/25/2006
519Mad Dog 20/20Augustus Gloop-12/25/2006
518I always learn something new from you, MP. Will try the Pinot with salmon; I griSG-12/25/2006
517Pinot Noir is one of the lightest and least tannic red wines. It has a silky teMoneyPenny-12/25/2006
516MP, This is from an amateur here but wouldn't a Pinot overwhelm the salmon?SG-12/25/2006
515Willamette Valley Pinot Noir from Oregon. The silky texture of the pinot noir wMoneyPenny-12/25/2006
514<edit> duplicate postMulhollandDrive-12/25/2006
513<i>That is a fantastic wine. I have not had it in several years. The rabbiMulhollandDrive-12/25/2006
512You seem to be spot on with your picks. Tonight I selected a Guigal 1988 ChateauPeter Dierks-12/24/2006
511Or serve the salad after the main course, which was its original position in dinMoneyPenny-12/24/2006
510<i>Remember that vinegar ruins the wine. Serve after the salad.</i> Mark Marcellus-12/24/2006
509A friend gave em a bottle of his sweet peach wine. It is in the wine fridge waitPeter Dierks-12/24/2006
508That is a fantastic wine. I have not had it in several years. The rabbit is a goPeter Dierks-12/24/2006
507Sometimes choosing the right wine is as much fun as drinking it. The St Emilion Peter Dierks-12/24/2006
506Well, I'm glad to hear other folks' "better" wines fizzled alSG-12/24/2006
505so far it sounds like the posters here are making a good argument in favor of scMulhollandDrive-12/24/2006
504<I>Oh and for those who think outside the $20 bun, Last Sunday was served carranza2-12/24/2006
503It is difficult to properly cellar wine for a long time. I served a 1975 Saint JPeter Dierks-12/24/2006
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