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No this isn't a joke it is a debate having w/ roommate. He claims his Burgundy. I say his Cab. Sav. Anyone help? I know they're cheap, but all can afford these days. Must save $, not lose it on fine wines.
But I enjoy Rossi , though it is mass made , & it is still a good value in this economy. I won't drink from a boxed wine, as BPA leaches out from the wine (as wine is acididc) but will drink best deal in a bottle, & 4L jugs of Rossi work well.
No this isn't a joke it is a debate having w/ roommate. He claims his Burgundy. I say his Cab. Sav. Anyone help? I know they're cheap, but all can afford these days. Must save $, not lose it on fine wines.
But I enjoy Rossi , though it is mass made , & it is still a good value in this economy. I won't drink from a boxed wine, as BPA leaches out from the wine (as wine is acididc) but will drink best deal in a bottle, & 4L jugs of Rossi work well.
The issue is, too well.
First of all, drinking boxed wine is a heck of a lot better than drinking a cheap 4 liter jug and it stay fresh longer. Of course if you go through the jug in a week or so it doesn't really make much difference. Now, if you enjoy Rossi good for you. I am sure others do or it wouldn't still be on the market, I just think it rates among the worst wines there are, along with Peter Villa.
First of all, drinking boxed wine is a heck of a lot better than drinking a cheap 4 liter jug and it stay fresh longer. Of course if you go through the jug in a week or so it doesn't really make much difference. Now, if you enjoy Rossi good for you. I am sure others do or it wouldn't still be on the market, I just think it rates among the worst wines there are, along with Peter Villa.
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