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11-23-2001, 07:42 PM,
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Welcome to the board. I used to live in Springfield. I'm an alumnus of Thurston. The answers these folks have given you are very good. See if you can find some German Riesling. You should really enjoy it. Most of it is made in an off-dry to sweeter style but there is so much more complexity there than in American Riesling. In particular, find a wine shop that carries a good supply of Ewald Moseler's imports. He is an Oregon importer that specializes in German wine. His selections are wonderful. www.moseler.com will have some locations in your area.

Also, wine should NOT taste like vinegar at all. This means the wine has gone bad and should be disposed of.

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