Hey Dinsdale

[Goober McTuber]

Are you at all familiar with this U&L wine? My local email special. From the Union Wine Company.

[Dinsdale]

'Round here, we call Underwood "the cheap shit."

I could be mistaken, but I'm not sure if they actually make wine -- it's possible that they just purchase bulk wine and bottle it.

But if you didn't pay much for it, knock yourself out.

They're right down the road from me -- in an industrial park.

[Goober McTuber]

$11.49/bottle. Now that you mention it, most of the wine emails talk about the vineyards. This one doesn't. They may well buy bulk wine and bottle it.

[Go Coogs']

I enjoy Pinot Noirs and Malbecs more than anything, so I'm gonna give this one a try.

[Goober McTuber]

Around here we call the cheap shit "table wine". My very favoritest cheap wine is Crane Lake Sangiovese. I believe it's made by Bronco Wines (Two-buck Chuck). I've tried other Crane Lake reds and don't care for them at all (think ~ hint of banana flavoring). The Sangiovese, however, has been consistently good over a number of years. A bit fruit forward, extremely drinkable.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

A bit fruit forward, extremely drinkable.

Oh, fuck the fuck off...you pretentious douche.

[Go Coogs']

Our two cheap wines we usually drink are:






I always keep an Alamos Malbec and a 667 Pinot Noir in the rack.

[Dinsdale]

$11.49/bottle. Now that you mention it, most of the wine emails talk about the vineyards. This one doesn't. They may well buy bulk wine and bottle it.

Not too many vineyards situated in industrial parks.

It's often cheaper to buy bulk wine that a large outfit has fermented, then finish it yourself (oak, fining, whatever).

My buddy was the winemaker for those (gay) tards, before they sold out to the mega-corps (late 90's, IIRC). Menage a Trois used to actually be a bit on the expensive side back then.

[Goober McTuber]

A bit fruit forward, extremely drinkable.

Oh, fuck the fuck off...you pretentious douche.

Cheers, cumrag comrade.

[Mikey]

$11.49/bottle. Now that you mention it, most of the wine emails talk about the vineyards. This one doesn't. They may well buy bulk wine and bottle it.

Not too many vineyards situated in industrial parks.

It's often cheaper to buy bulk wine that a large outfit has fermented, then finish it yourself (oak, fining, whatever).

Cameron Hughes comes to mind. They put out a huge number of different bottles, they tell you the grape and location but not which vineyard or winery it came from.

It can be hit and miss but some great values.

https://chwine.com/?utm_expid=68579869- ... locator%2F

I picked up one of these at Costco on Saturday. It's mostly Merlot, with 11% cab. The best $11.00 bottle I've had in recent memory, and will go back for more if they're not sold out.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

A bit fruit forward, extremely drinkable.

Oh, fuck the fuck off...you pretentious douche.

Cheers, cumrag comrade.

I don't see any kosher labels there, shit-for-brains.

:x

[Goober McTuber]

Mogen David sure sounds Jewish.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Mogen David sure sounds Jewish.

Well...okay...

I'll give you that one...

[Dinsdale]

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

OH MY TALMUD! I'm in heaven*! I'll drink to that!!!



*("Jew Heaven"...not the dirty, lesser "Goy Heaven")

[Goober McTuber]

I think we belonged to a Lutheran church that used Manischewitz for communion. I remember that by the time I was old enough to swipe a little wine from the church kitchen it was Muscatel.

[Moving Sale]

Making wine is a great way to fuck up a perfectly good grape.

[Shlomart Ben Yisrael]

Making wine is a great way to fuck up a perfectly good grape.

But you'll still empty a bottle before you stagger into your son's room and molest him, right?

I can't imagine the terror when he hears the door creak open and your belt buckle hit the floor....

[Moving Sale]

Nice IKYABWAI you horrid pedophile.

[Wolfman]

Bringing back memories of the U and L, working as a surveyor for the USFS out of Darrington WA. Have an Oley!

[smackaholic]

'Round here, we call Underwood "the cheap shit."

I could be mistaken, but I'm not sure if they actually make wine -- it's possible that they just purchase bulk wine and bottle it.

But if you didn't pay much for it, knock yourself out.

They're right down the road from me -- in an industrial park.

There is a local micro-brew, Thomas Hooker that is located in a more or less deserted industrial park in the not so lovely suburb of Hartford, Bloomfield. Bloomfield used to be all jew until the nogs took over in the 60-70s. Thomas Hooker is the only reason this place should not be neutron bombed.