All The Questions You Had But Were Too Busy Learning About Wine To Ask…

Need an answer to a wine question? Want to know what to drink with dinner? In what kind of glass to serve Madeira? What are legs? What better way to learn about wine than asking questions. Remember the saying: the only stupid question is one not asked? Anything you may be uncertain about, curious about or want to suggest, please feel free to use the comment-form below.

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2 Responses to “All The Questions You Had But Were Too Busy Learning About Wine To Ask…”

  1. James said:

    February 11th, 2009 at 10:45 pm

    I am trying to find a nice wine that is similar in taste to a cheaper Arbor Mist wine. I am taking my girlfriend to a nice restaurant for Valentines and I want to order a nice bottle of wine. However she is very picky about what she eats and drinks. I know she drinks Arbor Mist because I have bought it on several occasions for her, but the place we go does not serve it. They have more expensive and finer wines. So is there a Zinfandel or a Merlot or Cabernet that has a similar but richer taste then Arbor Mist?

  2. Phil said:

    February 11th, 2009 at 11:02 pm

    James, Arbor Mist fits more into the category of wine coolers. It is wine per se, but it’s a wine that has fruit juice or fruit flavorings added to it, so I’m guessing your girl likes sweet wines. Restaurants don’t usually serve these types of wines so I would suggest a white Zinfandel or a Riesling; if they have it, Sauternes. Sauternes is a French dessert wine that will definitely fulfill her sweet tooth cravings. If they don’t have either of these types of wines, just pull the waiter aside and ask him/her. If nothing else order a blue motorcycle.