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- dogcrazy - 08-23-2005
My wife loves very dry red wine. We just tried a Francis Coppola Cabernet Claret that was nearly dry enough. I would like to find more dry red wines of any variety without trying others until I stumble across another she likes. Can you recommend some wines that fit into what she is looking for? Thank you in advance.
- winoweenie - 08-24-2005
Hi Dog and welcome to the board. Don't know what this post has to do with tech tips but to give you a capsulated answer, if you go to the best buy thread you'll find many posts about various wines that fit your description. WW
- robr - 08-24-2005
Try almost any Carbernet Sauvignon. Most Merlots are pretty dry too. If you like French reds, go for the Bordeaux wines.