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11-21-2000, 04:48 PM,
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I am new at drinking wine.Don't like any thing sweet.Will drink a little red wine.Prefer a semi-dry white wine that is not to bitter,maybe a little sweet.Would appreciated any help or suggestion.Thanks.
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11-21-2000, 05:13 PM,
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In my search for a white wine for my wedding, I came across Joseph Phelps Vin du Mistral Rose. It is dry but not overly so - I think you may like it...
I had the 1997 but the 98s are out already. My wine store had it for $5.99
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11-21-2000, 05:28 PM,
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Greenwood Ridge Vineyards, Mendocino Ridge, White Riesling would be right up your alley. It is 1.8% RS (Residual Sugar). This is what is commonly called "off dry."
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11-24-2001, 08:45 PM,
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Had the last of my '99 case of the Greenwood Ridge tonight with leftover Thanksgiving. It was wonderful.
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