Myself, about a half hour..

Tops is 20.00 for Grape Juice

I can whine any time

After $100 they all taste the same? Some bottles will go for $30 grand

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Carlos rossi sangria in a 1 gallon jug $16.99. Used to be $8.99 when I was in high school. Showing up to a beer party with 2 gallons of wine made for some funny stories about red puke in the snow

For my personal use.....$0.0

For a gift, it depends.....

If it is donated to an auction by Paul at a trappers convention.....quite a bit

This was tonight’s bottle with a particularly good pasta/sauce dish but I’ll go another $20 for a bottle of Machete or Prisoner.

$3.78 for the good stuff...

Just dropped a little less than $10 on a liter of Paisano. That's kinda my regular one.

Less than $3 a bottle for my homemade kit wine.

I feel silly because the Wine I drink comes in a box . Like Donnersurvivor, I like the Carlos Rossi gallons, but in the Paisano flavor.

The Paisano is what I'm having now.

That sangria makes for a great red meat marinade, especially duck or goose.

I have a buddy that makes wine. What I need is someone who makes good vodka.

fifteen bucks

My wife makes 6 gallons at a time. This usually is just over 30 bottles.

Best I have done is 28. Usually 27.

Do wine coolers count?

Bought a few in the 80's early 90's

I don't drink wine.
Wife 's favorite is Boones Farm.Strawberry Hill, so far maybe $3.99?

I concur, ive put up thousands of bottles.
Cooked with some semi sweet concord tonight

I do have a leg-up from most wine drinkers because my granddaughter is an Advanced Sommelier whom has worked for Abercrombie & Fitch wine auctions. She’ll be coming back from Germany next month to take her Master Sommelier test. Whenever she comes to visit us for a few days we’ll go down to my local whiskey & wine shop and she gives old grandpa a lesson on what to buy and why. Not all wines are expensive, we like many $20 New Zealand white wines, many reds from Australia in the same price range. One other red comes to mind, Tres Picos as an example, a Granacha is a $20 wine and goes great with about all red meat.

Remember when.......

I'm not really a wine guy, but I occasionally drop $25 for a blueberry wine that my wife likes. I would give good money for a bottle of Mr Dobbins' Skeeter Pee. I had a small sample last summer, and it was really good.

Probably this one

Speaking of wine, I've got 5 gallons of blood orange, cranberry, peach and cherry ready for the convention season. I still have to make some Skeeter Pee and some Pomegranate.

Paul, are you planning to put another bottle up for the FTA auction?

i wont spend much on wine. Lot of local stuff can be pretty good. Pacific Rim makes a good Reisling,

Dont drink wine often, but really enjoy Oliver Winery Camelot Mead.....probably nowhere near as good as a homemade honey wine.

Depends on what I’m buying and why or when.
$15 to $20 is normal but I do love a good true imported Port and I’ll go up on those of course.
Jim

A good Port is a jewel to be sure. Big fan.

Last year I put 3 bottles on the auction at the FTA, and those three bottles brought $1,150.00. I'm planning on bringing 3 more this year.

I may have to try and buy one. Thank you Paul.

I don't mind dropping $3-4 dollars on a nice box of wine just to impress the ladies.

Them big rez women drink wine?

We always called that Mad Dog 20 20. It is a really a good wine,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,for creating the worst hangover a human can have. I glad I have smartened up with age!

I remember once the comic strip "Crock" had one of the legionnaires say he had spent 50 cents on a gallon of wine..."because you have to pay more for the good stuff".

Back in the 70’s, maybe early 80’s, I lived in a town that I was fortunate to enroll in a few weeks long wine tasting class/seminar that culminated in all the Bordeaux First Growth wines. Crazy what some of the better Bordeaux wines costs now. So my daily drinker now is about $15 or so per bottle.

Don't think i have ever spent over 50. Typically under 25 back before the carb cutting.

Wife prefers sweet wine over dry. Would love to make a good sweet wine and have a glass with the wife on special occasions like the anniversary if I knew what I was doing.

I don't spend nothing for wine. Drink my own. I have a deal with a vintor who takes all the grapes and gives me back a third of the wine. I end up with about 12-13 cases a year.

That's a great deal you have there.

You need to come further south. We have 30 dime wine for $2.99 here in St. Louis. You drink until you run out of dimes or you can't hit the mailbox with the empty bottle, whichever comes first.

Ol dad

Yes Paul, it really is. Been counting my blessings for the last decade I have that deal in place. Marechal Foch is a easy to grow varietel too. Nice red wine.

So youngin how are you spending 15 bucks on wine.

We do some wildlife consulting at a few vineyards they normally give me a few bottles. My wife enjoys it!

wws

Fake I.d. bro. Don't you remember? Lol

Anyone remember or drank "$2 buck Chuck"

What vintage goes best with Skoal Mint Longcut?

My wifes grandfather bought Carlo Rossi burgundy in the gallon jug....When I was their for dinner it was my job to keep his glass full, or I'd get a nudge, or "the look", lol
I think it was 3.99 then....

Only time I buy wine now is if I have to attend a party, then it's either a local wine, or on sale New Zealand, somewhere between 16-20 bucks....

I've never had alcohol so zero

I have been buying Tisdale Pinot Noir for only $5.99 a bottle. It's a smooth, dry red wine very good with various types of spaghetti sauce and meat. I don't think you need to spend exorbitant money to get a good bottle of wine.

My wife and I like many made by Three Lakes winery in Three Lakes WI. $15 a bottle.

Bum outside the store will buy you what you want for a 6 pack.

Or some parents dont mind supplying the kids if they stay home.

Friends with older brothers. And the list goes on.

Don't tell my your to old to remember all the methods you used?

About 12$ for a good red blend. I spent 75$ on a bottle one time after cashing a decent fur check. It was OK, but I didn't think it was 63$ better.