Just had a bottle of Elk Creek Kentucky Blue with our meal . Very tasty and highly reccomended by this impartial Connoiseur . I know I won't be driving tionight . What is your favorite ?:fire: Chrisman Mills Sweet Jessamine Rose (RED) is great too !!

I don't like wine at all - I am a whiskey woman:banana:

if a few sips a year makes me one.................

Here are just a couple of my favorite. Give them a try sometime, I think you will like them as well:

A by Acacia Chardonnay

Beaulieu Vineyard (BV) Rutherford Cabernet Sauvignon

Sterling Vintner's Collection Sauvingnon Blanc Central Coast

Casa Lapostolle Cuvee Alexandre Chardonnay

Dows port. It is a red

I am not one to know names, but I do like Pinot Grigio. (sp?)

My favorite when I'm not drinking boxed wine is Catena, it is a Chilean red, and it's good. I visited Elk Creek this Summer, they have a nice setup down in Owenton. I want to make a return trip since we didn't get too spend enough time the first go around. As far as boxed wine goes, I enjoy Hardy's, cabernet and Shiraz along with Black Box and Box Star, they take a little longer to finish and have a good price. On the cheaper side, I really like Barefoot.

I don't like wine at all - I am a whiskey woman:banana:if a few sips a year makes me one.................

 

Now I know where your avatar came from :lol:.....too much whiskey!

Now I know where your avatar came from .....too much whiskey!

Actually not enough:irked: In all honestly I haven't even had a sip in so long I don't know what a good bourbon and coke would taste like. I am told that I can have 1 oz of hard liquor a day but MrRk has a totally different total .....................NONE....NONE.....NONE.....:fight::fight::fight::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: It's a good thing I love him:D:thumb:

Does anyone remember Boones Farm? :lol: Strawbery Hill and the Apple were favs back in the day....high school and just out of school in the 70's.

I believe if I remember correctly that stuff cost around $1.50 a bottle(5th), what a bargin:lol:.

I think that they still make it and I heard that it had esculated to the price of $5.00 or more :eek:.

 

Needles to say, I am not a big wine drinker, every great once in a while with dinner when eating out.

Actually not enough:irked: In all honestly I haven't even had a sip in so long I don't know what a good bourbon and coke would taste like. I am told that I can have 1 oz of hard liquor a day but MrRk has a totally different total .....................NONE....NONE.....NONE.....:fight::fight::fight::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: It's a good thing I love him:D:thumb:

 

:thumb::thumb:On 2nd thought, could that be Mr. RK in that avatar? :lol:

Does anyone remember Boones Farm? :lol: Strawbery Hill and the Apple were favs back in the day....high school and just out of school in the 70's.

I believe if I remember correctly that stuff cost around $1.50 a bottle(5th), what a bargin:lol:.

I think that they still make it and I heard that it had esculated to the price of $5.00 or more :eek:.

 

Needles to say, I am not a big wine drinker, every great once in a while with dinner when eating out.

 

Unfortunately I am old enough and can remember.

Unfortunately I am old enough and can remember.

 

:thumb:Good ole' Strawberry Hill. Ahhhh, back in the day, memories. Well there are some anyway, I don't remember some others:sssh:

Does anyone remember Boones Farm? :lol: Strawbery Hill and the Apple were favs back in the day....high school and just out of school in the 70's.

I believe if I remember correctly that stuff cost around $1.50 a bottle(5th), what a bargin:lol:.

I think that they still make it and I heard that it had esculated to the price of $5.00 or more :eek:.

 

Needles to say, I am not a big wine drinker, every great once in a while with dinner when eating out.

 

I remember Boones Farm

Does anyone remember Boones Farm? :lol: Strawbery Hill and the Apple were favs back in the day....high school and just out of school in the 70's.

I believe if I remember correctly that stuff cost around $1.50 a bottle(5th), what a bargin:lol:.

I think that they still make it and I heard that it had esculated to the price of $5.00 or more :eek:.

 

Needles to say, I am not a big wine drinker, every great once in a while with dinner when eating out.

 

Lordy . . . if we admit to this everyone will know we're . . . older than the hills!!! :sssh: :ylsuper:

 

 

 

 

 

OK . . . I'll fess up . . . I remember it!! As a matter of fact . . . I was at a store the other day and saw my old Strawberry Hill!! It took everything I had not to buy a bottle for old times sake!!

Lordy . . . if we admit to this everyone will know we're . . . older than the hills!!! :sssh: :ylsuper:

 

 

 

 

 

OK . . . I'll fess up . . . I remember it!! As a matter of fact . . . I was at a store the other day and saw my old Strawberry Hill!! It took everything I had not to buy a bottle for old times sake!!

 

Nothing to be ashamed of guys. Boone's Farm withstood the test of time. I tried the stuff once but a ton of girls drank it when we were younger. I'm only 23 by the way...

 

Much like Rebel K, I'm not a big wine guy at all. More of a Whiskey man myself.