Red Wine

[evilwebby]

Vivino is your friend.

 

[john jako]

Not into cheese and wine though. I know it's a massive thing in the tory world but doesn't do it for me.

 

[Ollie d]

Australian Shiraz for me.

 

[Billy Dean]

Malbec, Rioja and Cabernet for me. Keeps me awake all night and gives me a royal hangover but fuk it it's boss

 

[JammyP]

Valpolicella Ripasso
Amarone if it is with rich food

 

[gonetomorrow]

Wine's a bit hit or miss. Generally, I'd say that the more you spend the better you get, especially in the supermarket. I wouldn't go by the grape.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Some absolute biblical hangovers after drinking the stuff.

Drink a good quality red mate = hardly any hangover.

My missus was a member of that Laithwaite's wines, used to get a really nice wine from them called 'The black stump Durif shiraz' from Australia.

 

[larbert toffee]

The only one I really enjoy which doesn't give me a hangover is Chianti, the best one of which is from LIDL

 

[Caolam]

In my younger days we used to drink red wine, it was sold in a local bar from a barrel and you provided your own bottle. Moved on to Vine Leaf and then Mundies. Once my mates and I started work we progressed to the beer.
Now I have a few too many miles on the clock I have moved back to red wine, a slightly better quality.
Here in this part of Northern Ireland Buckfast is known as Lurgan champagne.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

I Like a red wine, Spanish is my favourite, reminds me of Sunday lunch at My Grand parents, roast lamb and a little red wine for sipping

 

[bluekangaroo]

I do enjoy a nice bottle of red

It's the only red thing I like!

 

[john jako]

Feeling it today after the Merlot last night. Don't like red wine anymore.

 

[.....!]

At the moment it's Shiraz. Any wine has to be above 13% and if it's see through it's no good. It has to be chock full of tannin's and preferably aged well and in oak.

 

[evilwebby]

I'm quite happy with any glass of red in my hand, but a quality Valpolicella Ripasso or Amarone if I'm feeling extremely decadent is very hard to beat.

 

[tonyhorne]

Like a nice Rioja (or Tempranillo).

More likely to go for a Guinness or an ale but find red wine less acidy compared to whites (unless it is fizzy and goes pop when opened) on the old guts these days...