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hi nick!

Hiya, Lady. Have a seat, a glass of white wine (our preferred) ... Supper is in about 15 minutes (11:30 UK time)

white wine will be best. already had white tonight so cant drink any other wine

As a single lad (the first time) I drank a lot of different . But around the time I was the age of, ... oh ... say a young chemistry-teacher-to-be ... my tastes were expired. I now like a light to medium dry white. For enjoyment, not effect.

well you know i never mix my wines!!

i had a lovely glass of pinot grigio tonight

All action your end then chicken

A couple of months ago, our liquor retailer had a new wine ... Pinot Grigio !!! We used a little in our Christmas Eve cooking spree, and quite liked it for sipping. We have two in a spare fridge, and two glasses on the table.

I dont know that one, I must look ouy for it in our local shopp.

In our listings, it's a "2" for dry, and very pleasant. Not deep inhaling stuff, but dinner and social stuff. Oddly, even with that name, it's German.

Found it its about 7 to 10 GBP per bottle on the interweb.

Here, about the bottom of that scale. About $14 Canadian. A good price, and very nice. We aren't so "posh" as to look for the pricey, named stuff. We simply like what we like.

i tend to go for jacobs creek or hardys. two very good brands here in england and produce very nice medium to ry wines.

pinot grigio is perfect with a meal. wouldnt be my choice for an evening drink without food. prefer something a little sweeter then

It's been a lot of years since I had wine other than with a meal. Even then, I never much liked it too sweet.

i dont like really sweet wines. i like 2 for a meal and 3 for pleasure

I like German wines, South African wines and Californian Rosé

californian rose is lovely stuff

I know

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Have either of you met any Ontario wines? They are fully comparable with any of the Californians ... Though not usually as full flavoured as a Rhein-wine.

i havent