Does Anyone Else Really Like Boones Farm Wine?

[OpenD]

Originally Posted by Ohiogirl81

The other cheapo wine we drank a lot of in college was lambrusco, either Cella ("chill a Cella") or Riunite. *shudder*

Wait, you mean Riunite on ice wasn't nice?

[Mayiask]

Originally Posted by rural chick

As a young adult we could only afford cheap wine so we started drinking Boones Farm wine. Not that I'm a cheap person now, but I really like some of the Boone Farm Wines. Some are too sweet but some are just right for my palate. I'm not a sophisticated wine drinker (as you can see if I like Boones Farm) and definitely don't like dry wines. I don't mind paying a fair amount for a good tasting sweet wine, but Boone Farms just seems to fit my taste buds.

I loved the Boones Farm Wild Island but can't buy that flavor in my locale any longer ever though I don't think it's retired yet....just not available here. I don't like the Fuzzy Navel and Watermelon.

I also tried Wild Vines wine, Tropical Fruits and liked that but can no longer find that flavor in our area either.

If you like Boones Farm tell me your favorite flavors so I can try new ones. Or if you know another brand of sweet good tasting wine which isn't dry at all, let me know.

LOL!!! I had no idea they still made Boone's Farm! Loved the Wild Mountain

Going to have to check the local liquor stores a little closer and see what I can find. For the price, I would sure try it again! Thanks for reminding me Good to know we didn't drink it ALL!!

Curious, do they still make Ripple too??

[asitshouldbe]

I like Boones Farm too, it gives you a little buzz without any "leftovers".

[Jrsygrl51]

Anybody remember cold duck too?

[SXMGirl]

Loved Boone's when I was in college and remember Mateus Rose? I always thought that I was so sophisticated when I was drinking Mateus. After college, I moved up to Little Rhine Bear, a great German white that I have not seen in years. Maybe I will stop by the wine store this week and pick these up for old times!

[gypsychic]

Originally Posted by SXMGirl

Loved Boone's when I was in college and remember Mateus Rose? I always thought that I was so sophisticated when I was drinking Mateus. After college, I moved up to Little Rhine Bear, a great German white that I have not seen in years. Maybe I will stop by the wine store this week and pick these up for old times!

In the early 70s I was introduced to a great German wine from Beameister from the Mosel region. I consider that the turning point for me to start understanding and appreciating real grown-up wines!