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> Personally, I like Boone's Farm, Ripple and some Muscatel. You won't
> find
> any wines much cheaper than these.
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Really, Susan Williams?
Carlo Rossi.
And Franzia, boxed. ;-)
I tried some variety of Carlo Rossi that folks here recommended and it
was too sweet for my taste.
Try the Burgundy, or Rhine.
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For a "drink it with pizza or spaghetti" wine, it's hard to beat
Inglenook Chianti. It's often on sale for $5 per 1.5L bottle.
Inglenook is not bad, but I lean more towards Beringer, or some of the
Australian wines.
I tend to avoid Yellowtail tho'. It's often a bit harsh.
I will, however, try your recommendation. :-) Chianti has not been on
the menu for a few years.
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Bob
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