Kalivha wrote:
Overlord Theophany wrote:
Define expensive and French for me, because expensive French wine to me is $300-500+ a bottle. 
Cooking is what I use crappy wine for after I've tried it.
Cooking is what I use crappy wine for after I've tried it.
I honestly have no idea. The people I lived with then usually stock up loads of wine every time they go (once a year) that is around $50/bottle and that one was more expensive than that. IIRC it was Sauvignon? I have no idea about this kinda stuff.
I just didn't have enough money to buy my own cooking wine, haha, and I was cooking for them so they let me use it.
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Sweet wines are a good way for young people to start drinking wine, though, since it's basically like drinkable candy.
Cabernet Sauvignon? It's a pretty common wine for wine drinkers, and I'm glad it wasn't a really expensive bottle; my mom gave a friend of hers a really nice bottle once and she ended up cooking with it.
It was like a $100 bottle.
And I agree, sweet wines are mostly gross. Dessert wines are generally the only sweet wines I'll drink.
