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Originally Posted by KSig RC
Advances in non-varietal wines (like Big House White, which performs amazingly in food pairings), while really douching in the Cheerios of traditionalists, make for some really good values too, especially for "mixed pallets" (ie people who like, uh, everything).
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I bought a bottle of Big House Red once and wanted to try it but ended up being invited to a party last minute and grabbing a wine out of the rack to take along (usually I go to the liquor store and put a little more thought into what I take to parties rather than grabbing the bottle that looked interesting on the shelf at Target).
Have you tried the red? Any good?
I love me some random finger lakes wines, and I'll drink pretty much anything at least once. I appreciate wine in all its varients, and I don't care what the price point is as long as I have enough in my wallet to cover it.