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Date Posted: 21:32:26 10/21/04 Thu
Author: Ormuz
Subject: Wine lover
In reply to: Drunk'n Dio 's message, "Any 'wine' faatics out there?" on 16:52:09 10/19/04 Tue

I never enjoy wines from Long Island. I guees is not a good place to grapes. Too much rain, but... I prefer californian wines. They are famous and have a very good taste.

But never seem one like the made with europeans fines grapes, like sauvignon or merlot. Even chardonnay (if u prefer white wine). German riesling? U should try the brazilians riesling, or some our white wines. I think they are the best in the world.

Yes, im a wine lover. I borned in a place colonized by italians. I drink wines my whole life.

wine is medicin, my father say

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