[thechat] calling all winos...

[Sean G.]

>
>Say, do you still find french wines in the US after the anti-french wave?
>
>Because if you're into red wines, there's an awful lot of jolly good
>things to drink over here. I'm no specialist in off-europe wines,
>except an Australian wine I tried once that was quite good, although
>you can feel that it has matured a bit too fast because of too much
>sun, thus making for a strong but not rich enough taste IMHO.
>


I've never had any trouble finding French wines, but maybe there's plenty in
stock because buyers are boycotting.  My opinion of the French and French wine
hasn't really changed much.  Though I generally go more for the Italian over
the French.

Australia has a lot of great wines, as does Chile and Argentina.  The art and
science really have advanced to the point where any place with good soil and
weather can have wine to be proud of.


-Sean G.

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