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Your recommendation for a wine purely for drinking
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Lucien Albrecht Pinot Blanc. Under $13 and it's very good, definitely a staple wine of mine.
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Anything by Chateau Ste. Michelle in Washington state. They beat most French wines without even trying...
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Riesling Kabinett or Spatlese from the Saar, for much the same reason.Originally Posted by Concordia
+1, I'll drink Riesling also from the Alsace and from the italian Dolomites. For variety, try some white bordeaux...different style but perfect for summer.
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Anything by Chateau Ste. Michelle in Washington state. They beat most French wines without even trying...Originally Posted by XdryMartini
+1. Their Riesling is a really good wine, especially at 8-12/ bottle.
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+1. Their Riesling is a really good wine, especially at 8-12/ bottle.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Another +1. Easy to find, easier to drink. Back in the ol' college days I'd often swig down a bottle out on the patio for lunch on perfect 72-degree spring days before heading to Sociology class.
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Another +1. Easy to find, easier to drink. Back in the ol' college days I'd often swig down a bottle out on the patio for lunch on perfect 72-degree spring days before heading to Sociology class.Originally Posted by whodini
Amazing, and I'm sure you had the best contributions in class, too.
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