Names to look for.

Producers you can count on for quality...

Forum: Social Hall Posted By: Frank Drew Post Time: 02-20-2008 at 02:38 PM

Quick hit: 1. d’Arenberg, from Australia–lots of price points, inexpensive ones are as good as the top of the line wines. Check out the red and white versions of The Stump Jump. 2. Dr. Loosen, a producer of Rieslings from Germany. I’m a big fan of the inexpensive (and consistently good) Dr. L. Any other recommendations from the readership? Technorati Tags: d’Arenberg , Dr. Loosen , reliable...

Forum: Food....and Wine Posted By: Richard Sanders Post Time: 11-26-2007 at 10:34 PM

Forum: Social Hall Posted By: Frank Drew Post Time: 02-20-2008 at 02:58 PM

Forum: Food....and Wine Posted By: Chae Uk Yi Post Time: 12-26-2007 at 03:22 AM

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Most wine drinkers pick up their wine in the supermarket, most wine is consumed within 7 days of purchase, and the average consumer spends less than £5 on a bottle. Most wine drinkers also confess to being a bit confused in the wine aisle, so they stick to brands, varietals ...