Showing posts with label affordable red wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label affordable red wine. Show all posts
Friday, December 17, 2010
A red wine recommendation
Need another wine recommendation? This time it's for the 2008 Lamadrid Malbec. It's a bit berry, light to medium bodied, and is an easily drinkable wine by itself. I love to enjoy this wine as I'm making dinner, or just looking to relax at the end of the day. It runs about $10, which means I don't mind opening it in the middle of the week when it's just me to enjoy it. Does anyone else have any malbecs to recommend?
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Monday, October 18, 2010
An nice, inexpensive red wine
I haven't blogged about wine recently mostly because I haven't been enjoying much of it. I have been focused on getting jewelry ready for the Downtown Festival and Art Show and have found that drinking a glass of wine (or two) in the evening has sometimes kept me from focusing on the task at hand. (*wink*)
However, on the advice of a friend, I recently bought a bottle of the Columbia Crest 2008 Two Vines Merlot. This is a very nice, quality red wine. It was less than $8 a bottle, so I don't feel at all bad about opening it up just for myself. There is a bit of cherry and plum in this light to medium bodied red wine. I would say the wine is a bit young, as I needed to let it breathe for a good 30 minutes for the full bouquet to come through. I would certainly recommend having a few bottles of this on hand for when unexpected company drops by.
However, on the advice of a friend, I recently bought a bottle of the Columbia Crest 2008 Two Vines Merlot. This is a very nice, quality red wine. It was less than $8 a bottle, so I don't feel at all bad about opening it up just for myself. There is a bit of cherry and plum in this light to medium bodied red wine. I would say the wine is a bit young, as I needed to let it breathe for a good 30 minutes for the full bouquet to come through. I would certainly recommend having a few bottles of this on hand for when unexpected company drops by.
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