The best bottle I ever had was a cleanskin that we scored for $60 (case), one of those never to be repeated, damn I should have bought them all, kinda things.
What sort of red is his flavour?
The best bottle I ever had was a cleanskin that we scored for $60 (case), one of those never to be repeated, damn I should have bought them all, kinda things.
What sort of red is his flavour?
If he was drinking a Shiraz, either go for a Shiraz or a really good Cabernet Sauvignon
How much are you looking at spending on the bottle?
Then I can help you... I do love my vino![]()
lol yeah I meant shiraz, cab sav, etc...
Does he like a good cheesy pizza? Most guys that age do (well, who doesnt really!!) ..... if he does I would recommend a Sangiovese.............
ah man now I want some!
I am happy to go up to $50 so maybe between $30-50.
I have no idea if he likes cheesy pizzabut as you said who doesn't?
Reality is you don't have to spend $50 for a good bottle of winePerhaps if you want to spend a little more think about a decanter or a good wine bottle opener to go with it.
I would go with one from a very recognised area ie Barossa Valley, McClaren Vale, Limestone Coast, Clare Valley.
A shiraz or Cab Sav would be the safer options as some of the others can be a bit more risky on a flavour point of view. And get something that is a couple of years old.
A few good winer makers.... there are so many I can't think of some of the rippers we have had
Peter Lehmann
Penfolds
Annies Lane
Lindermans
Jacobs Creek
Wyndham Estate
Skillagolee
But there are some amazing boutique wines, that you may be able to get at a good, if I think of some others will let you know![]()
my fav red is made at a SA winery Majella. I think its the 2005 Shiraz I can only tell from the labelits about $40 ish per bottle and its not very common, i am yet to find it other than online or direct from Cellar
Also a decent Penfolds $50+ can't go wrong
For Shiraz a
Peter Lehman,
Penfolds Magill Estate,
Wolf Blass Grey Label
Pepperjack
Are all ones to have a look at.
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