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[Innkeeper]

Hi Mia, and welcome to the Wine Board. Aetre gave you good advice regarding the White Zin. That is a good place to start if you are just getting into wine. If you want to go to the white direction, there are many choices. Almost any North American or German Riesling that does not say "Dry" or "Troken" on the label will be both fruity and at least off dry. Chenin blanc from the Loire Valley of France, called Vouvray you will enjoy, as well a chenin blanc from North America that does not say "Dry" on the label. For reds, start with an Italian Lambrusco. If that is too sweet for you, come back for more suggestions.