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seawolf17 Nov 17 2008 01:31 PM

As the child of an alcoholic, I don't drink -- my wife usually runs in and selects the wine when we're bringing a bottle to someone's house for dinner -- but she's awfully tired, being six months pregnant and all, so I ran into the liquor store last night instead, and came out with this... I had a sip -- like I said, I'm not a drinker -- but word from the table was that it wasn't too bad, actually. (Didn't see the Santana or Schneider versions, or I probably would have bought all three.)

G-Fafif Nov 17 2008 01:43 PM

Read a review from Philadelphia. It was judged not subtle enough.

themetfairy Nov 17 2008 02:11 PM

It's drinkable. Not great, but drinkable. I prefer the Santana's Select - You couldn't pay me to try the Schneider's Chardonnay -

themetfairy Nov 17 2008 02:12 PM

="G-Fafif":365jnayc]Read a review from Philadelphia. It was judged not subtle enough.[/quote:365jnayc] ROFL :) A Boy Named Seo Nov 17 2008 05:52 PM What's a bottle of any of that stuff run? seawolf17 Nov 17 2008 06:11 PM I paid $13.99. themetfairy Nov 17 2008 07:03 PM ="seawolf17":1mvlw7r5]I paid $13.99.[/quote:1mvlw7r5] That's the price. It can be ordered [url=http://www.eventwines.com/new_york_yankees_new_york_mets_s/24.htm:1mvlw7r5]here[/url:1mvlw7r5]. MFS62 Nov 18 2008 07:39 AM There's a Stew Leonard's liquor shop in Danbury. A few months ago I was in there and noticed not only Mets-named wines, but also wines named after Yankee and Red Sox players. Yank and Sox wines were sold out more, althought you'd want to think Mets fans had more reason to drink. Later