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I'm looking for a good $20-$30 bottle of wine. I truthfully have no experience with wine whatsoever. I'm pretty much open to anything except Yellow Tail. I tried it once based on my friends recommendations, only to take 2 sips and sell the rest of the bottle to a friend. Any recommendations?
 

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Suicide said:
What are you planning on pairing it with?
Probably a tasty vagina.
Edit: Red Merlot is good. Don't know how much it costs. Mom bought me a bottle for Christmas last year.
 

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Nice move,

I always take a bottle of wine over a girls place, anything from Australia is good (Particuarly the Barossa) just go for something sweet, either a sav blanc or a ros'e should do the trick. Don't go with any of that french ****, it's overated and over priced. And yeah, don't go with yellow tail, that **** is the worst Aussie wine on the market.

Cheers!
 

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A romantic evening with the woman is what the wine is needed for. We're going out on the town in the city and I figured upon the return to the hotel room with some nice wine would be excellent.
 

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Obsidian said:
bah, wine is for losers

just go with gin
This is precisely what an uneducated pallete would say. If it's just going to be you and her enjoying conversation I would suggest a good pinot gris/pinot grigio. It's easy on the throat and as a lighter aromatic than fvcking merlot.

Pinot noir (and the respective family of pinot wines) are extremely versatile and will compliment cheeses as well as meat.
 

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KarmaSutra said:
This is precisely what an uneducated pallete would say. If it's just going to be you and her enjoying conversation I would suggest a good pinot gris/pinot grigio. It's easy on the throat and as a lighter aromatic than fvcking merlot.

Pinot noir (and the respective family of pinot wines) are extremely versatile and will compliment cheeses as well as meat.
Spoken with the veracity of a true gentleman. ;)

Though I enjoy Merlot, I would say the best wines I have tasted are Red Zinfadel and Pinot Noir.
 

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A nice Chianti. It goes very well with fava beans.
 

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We're going out on the town in the city and I figured upon the return to the hotel room with some nice wine would be excellent.

Maybe champagne instead? Wine to me seems to go more with dinner than late-night fun.
 
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