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Wine Suggestions for a Picky Person
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on Dec 30, 2012 (Read 77417 times | Comments: 47)
I am looking for wine suggestions for someone who claims to not like wine. Also, has anyone tried the Barrymore Pinot Grigio? I hear good things, but want to talk to someone who has actually tried it :-)
mlanzillo
mlanzillo
on Jan 21, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I have not tried that brand of Pinot Grigio but I do happen to Love Pinot Grigio it is by far one of my Fav's. I highly suggest VOGA it is in a really cool shaped bottle its not that expensive and also makes a great gift/conversation piece because the bottle is so cool. I also like Moscato and Riesling's. A good semi sweet Red is from a NY Vineyard called Lucas. If you can find it the name is Lucas TugBoat Red it is DELIC Good luck (buy one of each) have a wine tasting but Definitely try that VOGA
sslorraine
sslorraine
on Jan 23, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

A Moscato is a great choice for someone who doesn't like wine. It is more of a dessert wine and is very smooth and sweet but not over baringly sweet. Ask where you purchase it for the best Moscato and they will help you get a great one!
smileashh
smileashh
on Mar 28, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

Moscato and Riesling are my two favorites, I absolutely love white wine. I recently tried the Yellowtail brand and I do have to say it has easily become my favorite brand of wine. Its inexpensive but the taste is perfect :)
PlunderedTreasures
PlunderedTreasures
on Mar 29, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I ran a wine tent for a local arts festival for a couple of years. We had to pick a variety of wines for people that generally had no experience with wine. The best house red to have in Trader Joe's 2 Buck Chuck in red or Carlo Rossi's Chianti or table red. both are mild and anyone could drinks. As for the white wines try VOGA Italia Pinot Grigio . It comes in a green bottle you will want to keep, it's a little buttery which make its milder. Any of the Muscat varieties and Riesling are good sweet starter wines. Also those wine mixes by Skinny Girl are pretty good. Let me know if you want some party tricks on serving wine.
Noelgopie
Noelgopie
on Apr 03, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I'm a picky when it comes to wine, I like very sweet wine or drink none of that dry stuff. I enjoy sparking wine. I would recommend a Martini & Rossi Asti Spumante
angelmk
angelmk
on Apr 09, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I agree with SparkleCore,Muscato is a delicate wine and not real winey if that makes sense.It is a good base for making a homemade sangria as well,and sangria is always fun,fruity and sweet.
summertime_cutie
summertime_cutie
on Apr 09, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I agree with Moscato being a good wine for "beginners" or for people that say they don't like wine. Moscato's are often known as dessert wines because of their sweet fruity taste. Allegro is one of my favorites also the white tail pink moscato is a very mild sweet fruit tasting wine
87rbbjef
87rbbjef
on Apr 11, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I can suggest, because I have tried, Yellowtail wine.
medicchick
medicchick
on Apr 12, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

I'm going to have to try some of these suggestions. I've tried a few red wines but didn't really care for them unless I made mulled wine with them.
girl17
girl17
on Apr 16, 2013 Quote  »     Reply  »

brachetto would be a great choice!
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