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Red Wine Newbie
12-23-2007, 09:24 AM,
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Hi kv, welcome. If you wish to learn about wine, youve come to the right place! I'm a mere novice myself but have learned a ton here. For fruity reds, Beaujolaise villages is nere the top, runs around $10 or so. But for reds in general...I really enjoy merlots, they are very dry though, (no sweetness)I find a big taste difference in the price range of $20+ compared to the $6.99 types. (not that there aren't plenty of good cheapies), but texture and mouth feel tend to improve with price. Another red to try if wanting one with some sweetness is Lambrusco. Not real familiar with sweeties though. Lots of makers out there.

Also suggest trying shiraz, (syrah)

There are tons of tasting notes on down the forum under individual types and regions. Check them out. I've enjoyed trying lots of different types I've read about. Good luck and happy holiday tastings! WP
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