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Hi All

I asking about Dry White wine. I sometimes drink a bottle of Red,
So , I 'm after a wine that tastes of wine, and not "Oak cask" as I don't smoke and never enjoyed the flavour, or it seem that other whites have hint of mellon, lemon, and other fruit?

I know that Italian Wine is Very Dry , that is too dry for me.

Any advice , oh not to expensive bottle of wine please .

thanks

Any German Reisling tends to sway towards dry, if you want to splash the cash, try Chablis, its a crsip dry

Meursault, butter and hazelnuts and is a quality wine if you go for Premier Cru expect to pay ?20 a bottle, the Grander Cru is more expensive cira ?150 and upwards but it is a fabulous wine.

Also try Pouilly Fume for smoky gunpowder, Pouilly Fuisse for walnut and almond, Chablis for gooseberry.

Enjoy the wine hunt PT.

Knock yourself out

mmmm very nice try some lambrini pmpl

that was a piss take sorry i prefer rose how is that spelt im sure theres like a french apostraphe over it?

Good Selection.
Thanks All.

Simply If the plans happen, The company I will have in September like Dry White.
Trying to be a good host , and not a "Del Boy" I used to know a little about wine, though as I no longer drink . Lost all interest in the subject.

Though as thing are these days I doubt if the inforamtion will be used....

Cheers .

Like this: ros?

Have a look for Arniston Bay, very nice.

Do what i did,ask them what they prefer and buy that

There are wines and then there are wines

best to buy what they drink if you dont

Make sure you stick the wine(if dry White) in the fridge for a few hours.Try a nice Chablis or Chardonnay.Your date will be gagging to get you upstairs or on the settee !wink!

Unchilled white wine tastes horrible.