The Ultimate Guide to Buying Cheap Wine »
Posted By nightcrawlerX 6 months, 3 weeks ago in StyleWhen a bottle of wine has survived in your home for more than nine hours, do you feel as though you 've aged it? Do you own a wine rack, proudly displaying your extensive collection of boxed wines? This hilarious and informative guide to selecting semi-decent grocery store wine is for you.
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Bring tha Ruckus
I get deep like a Navy SEAL
Protect ya neck on Propeller
Props my stuff and I'll return the favor
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Dicax_Maximus6 months, 3 weeks ago
I did like the sound of the "Scraping the Barrel", but then again, I've got a warped sense of humour....
Gotta admit, living in a country where a decent bottle of wine can be bought for 5 USD, DOES help a bit !!!!!
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DaneL6 months, 3 weeks ago
miklkit, we finally agree. Beringer used to make the best gamay beaujolais around but since it became illegal to give that name to any wine produced outside the Beaujolais villages in France in 2007 I now have to import it. What a shame. Beringer is a fine winery.
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Harbeas6 months, 3 weeks ago
I'll say it again, wine is nothing more than a prime waste of good grapes!
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Endoscopy6 months, 3 weeks ago
Gee, when I was young and foolish I went with Ripple and MD 20 20.
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Natureboy6 months, 3 weeks ago
Regarding the "dusty bottle"-
I lived in Detroit for many years. The liquor stores in some areas once catered to an exclusive clientele, but that group had fled to the burbs long ago. Ownership changed, and often one could find real treasures in the discount bins. I can still remember snagging a $5 premiere cru Chablis that was easily worth 5 - 10 times that much, and an aged to perfection Chateau Haut-Peyreguey sauterne for a couple of bucks in the discount bin.
Of course, the factor of age made it a crapshoot, as even the best wines can oxidize with poor storage. But it's often worth a $2 gamble to give that dusty bottle a second look.
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TweekerchickQC6 months, 3 weeks ago
I will have you know that I have a very nice relationship with boxed wine, thankyou.
Moving on.
Give me my Charles Shaw and Im a happy girl.
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PsychoHosebeast6 months, 3 weeks ago
Hell, the empty bottle costs $3, i'm not sure I'd want a $3.99 bottle in my house!
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