old guy
Oregon (pronounced Or e gun)
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I can only stomach Lambrusco, everything else tastes like vinegar to me. thus I have not been a fan of wines.
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Dick_B
Palos Heights, IL USA
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I second the vote for White Zinfandel. Almost any brand will work until you develop a taste for a particular make. We used to buy Blossom Hill.
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coolbreeze01
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Do you drink the red first or the white? Is it OK to mix the two? Is eight ounces of each enough? Finally we have a decent choice in medicines at an affordable price. I'm gonna go start DW on red and see what happens 
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mitch5252
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I like to mix champagne and Ripple wine. We call it Champipple.
Really, just kidding. Do they even make Ripple any more?
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Wildflower
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Try St. Julian's "Simply Red"; it's lightly sweet.
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Thanks everyone.
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Beagle RC Air
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Heathertee2002 wrote:If you don't mind some sweetness, then you can use any red at all to make sangria, which is basically a wine and fruit juice cocktail.
My favorite is roughly 1/3 cranberry juice, 1/3 diet tonic, and 1/3 wine, over ice, with a wedge of lime squeezed into it.
If you like this idea, you might want to look at the suggestions on this page, and remember, you really don't need a recipe!
Sangria
Carlo Rossi Sangria $7.99 gallon and it is a very decent wine! let the flaming begin,,,,,,,
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wthibeaux
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Concha Y Toro Merlot
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Starfire5
Florida
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If you like sweet red wine, try Taylor Lake Country Red out of New York State. We used to drink it in our younger days. It's good for a sweeter wine.
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Uneasy rider
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Starfire5 wrote:If you like sweet red wine, try Taylor Lake Country Red out of New York State. We used to drink it in our younger days. It's good for a sweeter wine. now that is a good wine,one of my favorites.
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