You just gave away my secret - my boobs are the same as a 12 year old boy (a girl once said that to me in a bar trying to start shit with me so it must be true).
You guys are legitimately making me want to try wine again. What would you recommend for someone who absolutely despises it and thinks it's bitter and gross? Lol
Also I am soooo cracking a beer - chlorine makes me thirsty
You guys are legitimately making me want to try wine again. What would you recommend for someone who absolutely despises it and thinks it's bitter and gross? Lol
Also I am soooo cracking a beer - chlorine makes me thirsty
Yellow tail Shiraz for red and Innilskin Riesling for white.
Many people on here say moscato is a good sweet wine. I prefer dry.
You guys are legitimately making me want to try wine again. What would you recommend for someone who absolutely despises it and thinks it's bitter and gross? Lol
Also I am soooo cracking a beer - chlorine makes me thirsty
Yellow tail Shiraz for red and Innilskin Riesling for white.
Many people on here say moscato is a good sweet wine. I prefer dry.
I had Sand Banks Riesling and couldn't enjoy it as it was so sweet, but under the sweetness it was a good flavour. Go local too!
Yellow tail Shiraz for red and Innilskin Riesling for white.
Many people on here say moscato is a good sweet wine. I prefer dry.
I had Sand Banks Riesling and couldn't enjoy it as it was so sweet, but under the sweetness it was a good flavour. Go local too!
Awesome! That may make me have it less. I feel like I have to start sweet lol but alas. I don't feel like driving for the LCBO I'm gonna write that shit down though for tomorrow if needed.
You guys are legitimately making me want to try wine again. What would you recommend for someone who absolutely despises it and thinks it's bitter and gross? Lol
Also I am soooo cracking a beer - chlorine makes me thirsty
If you think it's bitter, I would recommend things that non-wine drinkers like which tend to be lighter, fruity, sweeter. White zin, moscato, maybe Riesling or Gewürztraminer. For red, Pinot noirs, Syrah, and Shiraz tend to be lighter and more appealing to those who prefer white or don't like super dry or full-bodied wines.
I had Sand Banks Riesling and couldn't enjoy it as it was so sweet, but under the sweetness it was a good flavour. Go local too!
Awesome! That may make me have it less. I feel like I have to start sweet lol but alas. I don't feel like driving for the LCBO I'm gonna write that shit down though for tomorrow if needed.
I started with Riesling and Shiraz back in my early wine days. I miss Shiraz. I canna have the red wine anymore
Awesome! That may make me have it less. I feel like I have to start sweet lol but alas. I don't feel like driving for the LCBO I'm gonna write that shit down though for tomorrow if needed.
I started with Riesling and Shiraz back in my early wine days. I miss Shiraz. I canna have the red wine anymore
Pourquoi le bum?
i would be sad if I couldn't have beer or margueritas
Awesome! That may make me have it less. I feel like I have to start sweet lol but alas. I don't feel like driving for the LCBO I'm gonna write that shit down though for tomorrow if needed.
I started with Riesling and Shiraz back in my early wine days. I miss Shiraz. I canna have the red wine anymore
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