Whatcha drinking (2025)?

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Cabernet franc from 2022. Normally I’d enjoy this in the backyard, but it’s super hot out and the air quality is terrible from forest fires.
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rascal said:
Have you tried new Zealand wines???

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I have probably tried a couple over the years - we mostly drink Canadian/Ontario wines. When you live only a couple hours from a major wine-producing region (and a couple hours in the other direction from a minor wine-producing region) it’s really easy to just take a day/weekend trip and stock up for the next 6 months!
 
Herbaceous said:
I have probably tried a couple over the years - we mostly drink Canadian/Ontario wines. When you live only a couple hours from a major wine-producing region (and a couple hours in the other direction from a minor wine-producing region) it’s really easy to just take a day/weekend trip and stock up for the next 6 months!
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I have wineries 30 mins away.
Aussie wines are good. Try yellowtail if you get a chance. They are really good 👍

Russ
 
kaneohegirlinaz said:
rascal I'm a Cupcake vineyard from NZ kinda gal. I wait for our local grocer, Krogers aka Fry's, has their 25% off wine, I buy a case + .
The regular price is $15USD, on sale I get it for less than $5.
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Wow. Just wow . We pay around $20 for a nice wine 🍷. Per bottle.
Even aussie wines we pay 20 to.30
I only drink red usually a merlot.

Russ
 
rascal said:
Wow. Just wow . We pay around $20 for a nice wine 🍷. Per bottle.
Even aussie wines we pay 20 to.30
I only drink red usually a merlot.

Russ
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Well, the conversion rate right now is $1NZ to $0.59USD, so, that's about the same, $11.80 - $17.70USD to your $20-30NZ ... which is a big reason why I wait for my big discount days :laugh:
 
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