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- bjg321 - 12-20-2005

Does anyone know of a comparable wine in taste to Gossamer Bay White Zin? They have quite making this wine and I am devastated.

Thanking you in advance.


- wondersofwine - 12-20-2005

I'm not familiar with the Gossamer Bay White Zinfandel but you might try Beringer White Zinfandel or Sutter Home version.


- Kcwhippet - 12-20-2005

Gossamer Bay is another of the inexpensive lines of wine that E&J Gallo puts out. They're fairly nice, easy drinking wines, butnothing serious. Winoweenie has steered you two very nice alternatives. In fact the Beringer is so much nicer than the Gossamer Bay, I'm sure you'll like it.


- Bucko - 12-21-2005

Beringer is widely distributed as well, isn't it KC?


- Kcwhippet - 12-21-2005

Oh, most definitely.


- winoweenie - 12-21-2005

Tankee fer the pat on the head KC, BUT, I never advise ennybodie on white zins. Twere the sweet WOW girl. WW [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img]


- bjg321 - 12-22-2005

Thank you all for the replys, but I have been drinking Beringer for several years and as far as taste it just does not compare to Gossamer Bay. After about three glasses it makes me sick to my stomach. I could drink oodles of Gossmer Bay. Sutter Home is OK also, but not in taste.
Any other suggestions?


- brappy - 12-23-2005

If it's made by E&J Gallo, try some others by them. Or break out of the white zin and try some other roses.

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