your favorite wines?

[aetre]

foodie - yes its kenmore, as Q stated. they offer wine tastings?!?! that's great! I wanted to go to one near the border of canada (other side of youngstown I believe) but most of the events there were $45 per person...I don't have that much, and I didn't want to find out about wines that only experienced wine drinkers would be able to discern (IE: I have no idea what 'oak' flavor people talk of, never tasted this)

so these wine tastings, conseriding cost, is definately got my interest. Sounds like this store is better than the one near me.

Wine pairing, yes I've heard of it, and I tried to do it but I never really ran into the brick wall I did last night with the chard...it was definately a wake up call that I have to pay attention. (which is why I sat down at the pc and decided to ask all of you)

so, for this chardonnay (I'll try again I promise!) its better with an alfredo/cream sauce thats ____ (opposite spicy? I don't know the word that goes here, and I don't want to use 'bland' either) or for soups/potato meals?

and to foodie,

"you are young enough to have a lot of time to learn about wine--don't go too fast and don't give up. It seems daunting, but your palate will ultimately lead you to a pleasant place."

read my sig =)

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