Difference between revisions of "Good Ol' Booze List"
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(New page: <b>Reds</b> *Monticello 2004 Reserva Rioja *Norton Malbec *Lisa 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon (no longer imported into the USA, so if you can find me a bottle, I'll be all the happier) <b>White...) |
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*Riesling with the word "Piesporter" on a blue-green label (can't remember exactly what it said because I'd had much of the bottle) | *Riesling with the word "Piesporter" on a blue-green label (can't remember exactly what it said because I'd had much of the bottle) | ||
*Lisa 2003 Chardonnay (rumored to also no longer be imported into the USA) | *Lisa 2003 Chardonnay (rumored to also no longer be imported into the USA) | ||
| + | *Viu Manent "Secreto" Viognier (the "stinky man" wine) | ||
<b>Dessert</b> | <b>Dessert</b> | ||
*Kindzmarauli in the clay bottle. The perennial gift that's always in good taste. | *Kindzmarauli in the clay bottle. The perennial gift that's always in good taste. | ||
| + | *Mavrodaphne (a palatable and cheaper substitute for Kindzmarauli) | ||
*Taylor Fladgate Tawny, 10 year (or 20, if you're interested in getting in bed with me) | *Taylor Fladgate Tawny, 10 year (or 20, if you're interested in getting in bed with me) | ||
| + | *2000 Royal Tokaji | ||
*Meda Margherita Moscato D'Asti (solely available through the Traveling Vineyards company) | *Meda Margherita Moscato D'Asti (solely available through the Traveling Vineyards company) | ||
*Inniskillin ice wine | *Inniskillin ice wine | ||
*Kittering Ridge ice wine | *Kittering Ridge ice wine | ||
| − | * | + | *La Niege Ice Cider |
| + | *Nachtgold "Arschwein" (well, not really... I wouldn't drink it, but the little black bottle does bring back a lot of good memories when I'm sad) | ||
*That one bottle of really amazing banana mead that I brought back from Arizona (bonus points if you also include the guy who made it in the gift box) | *That one bottle of really amazing banana mead that I brought back from Arizona (bonus points if you also include the guy who made it in the gift box) | ||
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<b>The Liquors</b> | <b>The Liquors</b> | ||
*Amaretto DiSaronno | *Amaretto DiSaronno | ||
*Frangelico | *Frangelico | ||
| + | *Kirsch (the one that comes in the tall skinny triangular bottle... I can't remember the brand, again because I'd had a little too much of it) | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 8 May 2008
Reds
- Monticello 2004 Reserva Rioja
- Norton Malbec
- Lisa 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon (no longer imported into the USA, so if you can find me a bottle, I'll be all the happier)
Whites
- Riesling with the word "Piesporter" on a blue-green label (can't remember exactly what it said because I'd had much of the bottle)
- Lisa 2003 Chardonnay (rumored to also no longer be imported into the USA)
- Viu Manent "Secreto" Viognier (the "stinky man" wine)
Dessert
- Kindzmarauli in the clay bottle. The perennial gift that's always in good taste.
- Mavrodaphne (a palatable and cheaper substitute for Kindzmarauli)
- Taylor Fladgate Tawny, 10 year (or 20, if you're interested in getting in bed with me)
- 2000 Royal Tokaji
- Meda Margherita Moscato D'Asti (solely available through the Traveling Vineyards company)
- Inniskillin ice wine
- Kittering Ridge ice wine
- La Niege Ice Cider
- Nachtgold "Arschwein" (well, not really... I wouldn't drink it, but the little black bottle does bring back a lot of good memories when I'm sad)
- That one bottle of really amazing banana mead that I brought back from Arizona (bonus points if you also include the guy who made it in the gift box)
The Liquors
- Amaretto DiSaronno
- Frangelico
- Kirsch (the one that comes in the tall skinny triangular bottle... I can't remember the brand, again because I'd had a little too much of it)
