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My wife drinks chardonnay...

Posted by mkuller on December 8, 2009 at 21:38:10:
...the Neyers on the list was one we've had.

Our house whites are Ferrari-Carano and Landmark Overlook.

We've had the Chalk Hill and Beringer Reserve which were both excellent.

But my fave is zin and drifting more towards pinot noir. I like a good cab, if it's not too expensive.

Syrahs are a little too heavy and Petit Syrah even more so.

I haven't cared for many of the blending grapes made into their own wines - merlot, carignan, grenache, petit verdot, cabernet franc, etc.

And I'm sure there are great foreign wines - I just haven't taken the time to learn about them.

Music is like wine. Like I said once before, I like classic rock and related genres of music, but although I've been exposed to a little of everything else, like be-bop jazz, classical symphonies, chamber music, showtunes and the like, they didn't connect with me.