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Old February 24th 05, 09:40 PM
Tanada
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I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't touch
the stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer sweet red
wines. I hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out of fruit hated
me. So I need help steering them to decently priced sweet red wines.
Any suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out or
get blamed for their mistakes
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Old February 25th 05, 01:44 AM
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"Tanada" wrote in message
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I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't touch
the stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer sweet red
wines. I hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out of fruit hated
me. So I need help steering them to decently priced sweet red wines.
Any suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out or
get blamed for their mistakes


Lambrusco. Its red, has the sugar content of a soda pop and gets you very
very drunk very very quickly. I don't remember I concert I went to, thanks
to Lambrusco.

Yowie

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Old February 25th 05, 02:34 AM
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Tanada wrote:
I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't
touch the stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer
sweet red wines. I hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out

of
fruit hated me. So I need help steering them to decently priced
sweet red wines. Any suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out

or
get blamed for their mistakes


Shudder. Sweet and red shouldln't be mentioned in the same sentence
together when talking about wines. Ah well, they're still young ;-)
I have no advice about sweet red wines, but maybe they'd like a nice
port?
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Old February 25th 05, 02:40 AM
Jo Firey
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"Tanada" wrote in message
hlink.net...
I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't touch the
stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer sweet red wines. I
hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out of fruit hated me. So I
need help steering them to decently priced sweet red wines. Any
suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out or get
blamed for their mistakes


As Yowie and Britta already indicated, it is unlikely anyone who likes sweet
red wine much cares what they drink. Sangria maybe, or I think Paisano is
fairly sweet too. Cold Duck for a treat.

(Not that I didn't drink my share of it once upon a time)

Jo


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Old February 25th 05, 11:09 AM
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badwilson wrote:

Tanada wrote:

I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't
touch the stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer
sweet red wines. I hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out


of

fruit hated me. So I need help steering them to decently priced
sweet red wines. Any suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out


or

get blamed for their mistakes



Shudder. Sweet and red shouldln't be mentioned in the same sentence
together when talking about wines. Ah well, they're still young ;-)
I have no advice about sweet red wines, but maybe they'd like a nice
port?


Or sweet sherry comes to mind. shudder ;o)


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Old February 25th 05, 11:14 AM
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"badwilson" wrote in message
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Shudder. Sweet and red shouldln't be mentioned in the same sentence
together when talking about wines. Ah well, they're still young ;-)
I have no advice about sweet red wines, but maybe they'd like a nice
port?


Thank heavens! I thought it might be just me who shuddered when reading of
sweet red wine :-)

Cheers, helen s

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Old February 25th 05, 01:33 PM
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in article , wafflycat at
wafflesATv21netDOTcoDOTuk wrote on 2/25/05 5:14AM:


"badwilson" wrote in message
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Shudder. Sweet and red shouldln't be mentioned in the same sentence
together when talking about wines. Ah well, they're still young ;-)
I have no advice about sweet red wines, but maybe they'd like a nice
port?


Thank heavens! I thought it might be just me who shuddered when reading of
sweet red wine :-)

Cheers, helen s

No. You are not alone.

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Old February 25th 05, 03:12 PM
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"Tanada" wrote in message
hlink.net...
I don't drink alcohol. I'm an alcoholic and a diabetic and don't touch the
stuff. However Mike and James like wine. They prefer sweet red wines. I
hate wine. It hated me. Any alcohol made out of fruit hated me. So I
need help steering them to decently priced sweet red wines. Any
suggestions?

Pam S. who'd rather not buy the stuff and then have to toss it out or get
blamed for their mistakes


Sorry, I don't drink alcohol. I think my body must manufacture that stuff
that they give to alcoholics that makes them sick when they drink (my ex was
prescribed that, but the first time he took one of the pills and then drank
and then got sick, he quit taking the pills!!).

Even the smell of alcohol will make me nauseated. At both my kids' wedding,
when they toasted the newlyweds, I had to take the smallest little sip of
champaigne and both times I immediately had to go upchuck.

Hugs,

CatNipped


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Old February 25th 05, 03:34 PM
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CatNipped wrote:
when they toasted the newlyweds, I had to take the smallest little sip of
champaigne and both times I immediately had to go upchuck.


You poor thing!

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