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I am not a fan of Moscato either. I love Riesling, but Moscato is entirely too sweet.
I do think Barefoot White Zinfandel is delicious though - don't judge me
Hey, that is what we are all here for, to share info, to have fun and give our opinions. I hope no one ever judges any of us by our personal tastes. What I love, others might hate and visa versa. Look at all the discussion here on vodka, or drinking wine from a box, we all have our tastes and no one is right or wrong. I have been to many bridge luncheons where Barefoot has been served. Most of us, politey drink a glass, we just don't serve it.
I'm guessing Davie's women are perhaps a bit younger than "us". (Yes I'm looking at you gypsy and nita). And as was discussed earlier and perhaps in a different thread (don't remember, we "mature" women don't remember things) your taste in wine changes as you get "more mature" and wiser.
Wine tastes do change as we age I am sure, it might have to do with our maturity, our taste buds, our acquiring a taste for wine,
whatever>
1970s: Zinfandels
1980 for us Chablis mostly, also Rose
1990s: Cab sauvgnon
earlier in the 21st century: Merlo, and Chardonnay
today: Malbac, Pinot, Sauveignon Blanc
Of course these are favorites, we drink others as well.
Yesterday, I opened a bottle that had been shipped from a winery from NV to our granddaughters (we can't have wine shipped to AR) she brought it over last weekend. Well, it was over $15 and will be used for cooking, Apparently it isn't one that improves with age. Boy were were disappointed. We had snapled it, loved it, I don't know if we just got a bad bottle or what, but it will be our last. I just hope the other 5 (different kinds and blends) are better. Otherwise $120 was shot down the tubes.
Yesterday, I opened a bottle that had been shipped from a winery from NV to our granddaughters (we can't have wine shipped to AR) she brought it over last weekend...
Nita
Yeah, I know. I lived in Fort Smith for a while and had to cancel my Mumm Club, they could not ship to AR, but had no problem with AZ. Now in OK, same rules apply.
Never bought a red wine more expensive than that and never needed to. I'm happy with Layer Cake.
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And as was discussed earlier and perhaps in a different thread (don't remember, we "mature" women don't remember things
) your taste in wine changes as you get "more mature" and wiser.
