Favourite French wine?

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> Favourite French wine?

OP here. Burgundy is for boys, Bordeaux is for broads, Rhone is for the rugged.

What ? Grape variety, brand or region ?

Region, you dumbass.

Why the fuck else would I post a picture of wine regions.

Also, most regions are known for their varietals. Bordeaux is Cab-Sav/Merlot, Burgundy is Pinot Noir and Gamay, Rhone is Syrah, et cetera.

We're talking red wine, of course.

So far Bordeaux and Mont Redon are the best that i tasted.

Fuck off you leaf cunt

I don't drink wine, since I'm a straight male.
But I love armagnac.

Bordeaux is pretty much the standard.

They produce more wine than any other region, and they provide the most value for money.
I thought it was obvious. I didn't realise I was dealing with dumbasses.

Regions are know for grape varieties and grape varieties are known by producer, so all three tie in together. So if you say you like X region, you also indicate varietal and you can specify the brand.

>since I'm a straight male
Get a load of this wanker

I don't know much about wine but I like Syrah

I tend to drink gin and beer

>Get a load of this wanker
Your mum did it, and you happened.

>not drinking red dry wine

fucking towelheads

>drinking women alcohol
I disown you.

I think it's cute that someone from the land of Kraft dinners and clubbing baby seals pretends to show some sophistication.

Anyway, to answer your question, I dont have a preference. I almost never buy wines from France since Australian and NZ wines are more familiar.

>muslim understanding of alcoholic drinks

Inb4 b-but i-im an atheist!

wine is for women, wogs and gays

Yeah, an atheist, rehabilitated alcoholic and owner of perhaps the best collection of fine drinks in the region.
So yeah, faggot, I know of alcohol far better than you.

*tips*

> dry red wine
> women
A lot of chicks drink wine, but they drink the sweet shit.
It's not sophistication, it's just good taste.

> I almost never buy wines from France since Australian and NZ wines are more familiar.
I actually got into French wine in particular because they're much more established and understandable than New World wines. The regions have simply existed longer and have built up a better reputation.

Same with Spain and Italy, although Anglo countries lean much more strongly towards French wine.

Also, I have to say, California is magnificent. American wine is actually some of the best in the world.

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Champagne

Indeed, m8.
Here they mostly drink thick red one, fuck knows how it's called. Tastes sour and doesen't mix with water.

>doesen't mix with water.
Wat

If you pour it into water, it sinks and stays at the bottom.

I think that's just yak's blood.

Red wine mixes with water and usually isn't sour.

Why would you ever mix wine with water?

Women mix it, add a few more things and use it to wash hair. They say it makes them thicker.
Fuck knows tho, I never mixed any alcohol with water, aside from morus moonshine.

>and use it to wash hair
Just 3rd world things I guess.

> Women mix it, add a few more things and use it to wash hair.
Nothing you've described about this sounds like wine.

It sounds like you're talking about shampoo.

Nah, m8. It's wine. I think I can tell it when it's writte "wine" on the bottle and it has and excise stamp.

I like sugary wines because i'm a faggot
Gewurztraminer is pretty gud

how is it Lafite Rotschild? It's a meme wine or actually good?

>Lafite

Sounds too expensive for 4channers it does

>mfw I have a bottle of courvoisier lespirit
Every time I want to open it and drink I think of how it would be if it's not that good, so I put the bottle back in shelf.

loire & rhone look nice on the map

Chilean wine

Meeh Burgundy are top quality.

Italian wine > French wine

Non.

Next you're gonna tell us your "cheese" is better than ours

Have only really had Australian wines, but I'd like to branch out into some old world wines.

What would you Frenchies recommend for someone that likes his Margaret River and Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons?

Yeah Bordeaux, but which ones are gud?

actually like a nice light but peppery beaujolais, gives some nice contrast from

I don't like wine

YOU DON'T LIKE WINE
?????????????????????

Hmm Dan Murphys has a few from there at the $10-20 mark. I'll pick up a couple and give them a go.

Thanks mate.

AHEM
*clears throat*
I don't like wine

good guy

HE DOESN'T LIKE WINE

Côtes du Rhône :

-Chateauneuf du Pape
-Hermitage

australian wine cap triggers me

but it tastes OK, really

There is a reason why a good amount of Shiraz and Shiraz blends from this country used to be called Hermitage, should take note

Stelvin is the future, oaklet

is price an issue?

and would you have it shipped to Australia?
because it won't be the same.

we always say, never bring the wine south

...

That's a big box

>is price an issue?
Well I can get pretty damn good wine here for $20 a bottle so...

M. Chapoutier Côtes-du-Rhône Grenache Syrah 2014
Worth a try?

Pour toi

>Unfamiliar wine
>Worth a try?
You are not a real Australian

Fair point mate.

Totally, M.Chapoutier makes great wines.

have you heard of Mouton Cadet?
use it as a reference, that's 10€ bordeaux wine which is really good for normal occations.
if you'd spend 30€ euros on a bottle, that's reasonable for a really good wine, higher than that is just fancy in my book.

Muslims don't drink wine, but they'll drink depleted uranium water.

Mouton Cadet is what I'm drinking right now.

Thank God for the Rothschilds and their hegemony.

Cool. M.Chapoutier and Mouton Cadet added to the shopping list for next time I go to the bottleo.

If you were actually refined enough to know wine you would have other stuff to say than some shitty dead-horse joke

what do you aussie have while drinking wine?
in my region, bucnh of cheese and jambon is a must

Whatever you say Muhammad Jacques Akbar

>Wine

What is it with Americans pretending wine is a girl drink when they drink light beer all the time?

Generally I'll have wine with dinner or just on its own. Sometimes with cheese but not always.

I had pic related tonight with lasagna and it was really nice.

>aged in a whisky barrel

Interesting

I hadn't had it before tonight but it was recommended by people at my work.

The aging added a nice rich smoothness to it. I'd definitely recommend it if you can get it.

I believe that the inside of whisky barrels are burnt before being filled, I guess it must give an elegant musky taste. Just bought some bottles

Hope you enjoy them.

>Tastes sour and doesen't mix with water.
I bet it is some EU funded red wine shit imported from the Balkans.