Is your favorite wine FOREIGN or DOMESTIC? What is it?

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Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
What is your favorite WINE? Do you buy foreign or domestic wine?

We toured the California wine country, and although we don't drink much, we enjoyed the atmosphere of the place. We also discovered a wine we thought was pretty amazing....

A sweet red, desert wine called Moscato D'Amable.

However, having said that to a friend, who was going to Spain and Italy, he brought us back a bottle of the same wine from Italy...and WOW...it was really (sorry California), no contest. MUCH smoother, much more refined.

It was called Amable Dose Italo (Mascato D'Asnti Sumante). If you like a sweet wine, this stuff is awesome. Served it with cake, cheese and fruit to friends on Halloween night and everyone loved it.

So...is YOUR favorite wine FOREIGN or DOMESTIC and what is it? Please share!!!
Answers (public voting - your screen name will appear in the results):
My favorite is a domestic wine.
slynch , Mike Honcho , dv8 , Ash1141 , Powder , Kkay , ily
7
My favorite is an imported wine.
Mike Honcho , AngelvMaynard , wetone123 , Bignuf , oldman
5
I cannot tell the difference.
Avant-garde , karay123
2
I don't care for wine
Valentinka , ~miss senora~ , The Curious Couple , Rarity , Jon S , married with children , Breas
7
Other?
Seth912 , Kitka
2
Total votes: 23 (22 voters)
Poll is closed
11/01/2011
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Contributor: Mike Honcho Mike Honcho
Personally I am a fan of both. I enjoy the differences each region (foreign or domestic) has to offer. I have even enjoyed some of the local wines as they have a very unique taste. If you haven't opened yourself up to your local winery's, I highly recommend it. A great way to spend a Saturday and although they are not a "Napa" or "Bordeaux", you would be surprised what you find.

Ridere, amare, vivere.
11/01/2011
Contributor: AngelvMaynard AngelvMaynard
I like German Reislings
11/01/2011
Contributor: Avant-garde Avant-garde
I could never tell the difference, but as long as it tastes good then I don't care where It came from.
11/01/2011
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
Yellowtail makes a chardonnay that is so buttery it feels like your tongue is going to slide out of your mouth and onto the floor and I really like that. It's Australian.
11/01/2011
Contributor: Angelica Angelica
I really like the local wines made from fruit here. South Dakota wild plum wine is amazing! It smells like bazooka bubble gum.
11/01/2011
Contributor: Ash1141 Ash1141
I like any wine. lol
11/01/2011
Contributor: karay123 karay123
I'd like to say that I'm fancy enough to know the difference, but I'm just not. But I only drink red, and preferably with no added sulfates.
11/01/2011
Contributor: The Curious Couple The Curious Couple
I really am not into wine. To each their own!
11/01/2011
Contributor: Rarity Rarity
I haven't found a wine that has taken to my fancy just yet.
11/01/2011
Contributor: wetone123 wetone123
Bishop of Reisling/ Germany
11/01/2011
Contributor: Seth912 Seth912
I dont care as long its blackberry!
11/01/2011
Contributor: Kkay Kkay
I'm not a wine snob, but I generally tend to get domestic wine- local, even. I live in Oregon and while I'm not a localvore, when I can choose between something made a stone's throw from me and three thousand miles, I go for the stone's throw.
11/03/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Ansley
Yellowtail makes a chardonnay that is so buttery it feels like your tongue is going to slide out of your mouth and onto the floor and I really like that. It's Australian.
THANKS...they actually have a big Kangaroo inflatable above a BIG display of the stuff at our local IGA and they put it on SPECIAL SALE all the time too.

I have never tried it. I will now.

THANK YOU!!!
11/04/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Kkay
I'm not a wine snob, but I generally tend to get domestic wine- local, even. I live in Oregon and while I'm not a localvore, when I can choose between something made a stone's throw from me and three thousand miles, I go for the stone's throw.
Very true...but NO wines are made, nor grapes grown, where WE live!!!
11/04/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by The Curious Couple
I really am not into wine. To each their own!
We are actually "into" gourmet Hot Chocolate...but still trying to taste a few wines, since so many of our friends ARE into wine and this way, when we host parties, we can make them all happy and not feel like we have NO clue!!!
11/04/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by Angelica
I really like the local wines made from fruit here. South Dakota wild plum wine is amazing! It smells like bazooka bubble gum.
BUBBLE GUM SCENTED WINE?????? Oh my..got to try that some time!!!! THANKS
11/04/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by AngelvMaynard
I like German Reislings
Our friends order that sometimes. Never tried it. Must get a glass sometime and give it a whirl. THANKS
11/04/2011
Contributor: Breas Breas
I've never really enjoyed wine. I can't stand the taste of the ones I have tried so I gave up on it.
11/04/2011
Contributor: Kitka Kitka
I prefer a nice cold beer.
11/04/2011
Contributor: OrangeKushBB OrangeKushBB
i personally love two buck chuck haha.
11/04/2011