what's your favorite wine?

There are different types, both sweet and dry. I think that the best known is the sweet Aszú that is a good dessert wine but also is highly enjoyable on its own or with just a cookie or a little Danablu or Roquefort cheese.
Voltaire said about the Tokaji, “This wine invigorated every fibre of my brain and, deep in my soul, produces a charming glint of intelligence and good humour.” Personally I will say that both the dry and the sweet Tokaji wines have such a fullness and richness that they always make a very deep impression. They taste so overwhelmingly sensually that it almost seems sinful.
I remember once we served an Aszú as dessert wine at a dinner party. We had a great time and the conversation was lively and spirited but when the dessert and the Tokaji was served it almost killed the conversation for 10 – 15 minutes because our guests were almost overwhelmed by the complexity and intensity of the wine.

The kind that seems to empty the bottle on its own. So balanced that both the wine and time disappear unknowingly.

Maybe that has more to do with the friends I'm sharing it with.😃

polyandrym66, i used to drink that all the time. i would get into a bubble bath and put the tv on the toilet while drinking spumante...pretending to be rich

i haven't tried any wine yet so i dont know lol

Aussie Shiraz and California cabs! Mmm

Same mel. :) My wine taste is seasonal

There are some 400 grape varieties in Georgia, one of the oldest wine growing regions in the world. I have tasted some through my family's Russian connections and they can be wonderful and eclectic if they are not "turbo-charged" for the Russian market (fortified with neutral spirit).

I do not have a favourite wine. Which wine I prefer depends on many things like the occasion, the food and the time of the day. A wine both my husband and I have learned to know and become very fond of over the last 20 years is the Hungarian Tokaji. There are really wonderful Tokaji wines a (I never tasted one that was not at least good) and there is a type for almost all occasions.

German wine is underrated.

Asti Spumanti

Pretty much 😏

We recently came across a very good red wine from the Italian Veneto Region. The is called Amicone and it is much like a good Amarone but much cheaper, really a little gem if you like a good everyday red wine.

Wow! thanks to all of you! some great wines i will have to try. i live in the middle of nowhere but we go to a large liquor store and stalk up so maybe i'll find them there.

Depends on the time of year, where I'm af and what's going on. Love deep Cabernets in the winter. Riesling in summer. I'm not above boxed wine either :)

I'm not fussy , though nothing cheap . I prefer dry red or semi dry white. 🍷

Chilled rosé Anjou is a good wine when you on a warm summer evening sit with your husband on the terrace.

I love a delicious cab in the winter and a buttery chilled chard in the summer

Don't know the wines to well but Cabernet and merlot ate great wines it seems

bunny61 lol none the acid in the wine plays havoc with my indigestion

"Gawd, I hate my job" followed by, "It seems like I never feel good anymore."

Rioja, or a nice Cabernet 🍷🍷
But sharing the bottle makes it taste better 😃

Pinot noir or Serra if I'm after a single bottle of something I like.

Definitely not red..echo falls or blossom hill..love rose myself..

Nice Merlot, Rioja or a crisp Pinot Grigio

I enjoy a good cab.

Any rose wine is nice

sangria

Pinot

😉😘

sunshine girl, i have never had Russian wine...interesting

Karinaal, what does Tokaji taste like?

you funny, puck61...Picklebobble, what is Serra?