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Durbanville is quite good.
Stay off the semi-sweet. That stuff is bad for you.
Robertson's and Van Loveren have both got some nice reds in their collection.
Yes, the Alto is one of the best.
Rubicon is over prices, same as the Kanonkop. You pay for the name.
Most of the 'Fat Bastards' are fairly nice imo!
Have you tried Hidden Valley yet? If not you should![]()
+1000000Vaalies...
Alto Rouge is always good, I've yet to taste a bad year.
Agree, Rubicon is overpriced. Drank a 1989 the other day (from a friend's collection) unfortunately it was off.![]()
I last week "discovered" the Altydgedacht Barbera 2007 - R85 at the farm. Great red wine! Never knew of the Barbera varietal.
Why are you all recommending dry whites and reds?
I discovered a varietal the other day SAngiovese from Bloemenhof.
Great and interesting flavours in the red wine.
Lots of potential.
Why are you all recommending dry whites and reds?
Because it would be a failure of incomparable proportion to have a thread longer than one page about semi-sweet wine![]()
I don't really drink white wine so I am looking for advice on some nice semi-sweet white wine in the price class of R30-R60 / bottle.
Also any recom. on red wines in the price class of R40 - R80 / bottle.
wine and semi-sweet should never be used together.
You won't go wrong with any of the Zonnebloem @ around R60, also look for the Kanonkop Kadette and Graham Beck Railroad Red.
If you push a bit to the R90 mark, you will find the Rupert & Rotchschild Classique which is an awesome wine.
Basically you won't go wrong with anything that's got a Veritas or Micheangelo gold or silver label.
Where the fukk do you buy R&R for R90??? Much less Kanonkop for R60??? I havent seen those prices when I was a wine buyer in a restaurant 9 years ago!!??!!
I like them all. I also like trying different ones
I don't mind blended. I can appreciate the dry as well as the sweet ones although I rarely drink sweet wine.
I prefer red and something a tad fruity.
4 Cousins make a nice Rose. Chicks dig it.
Bellingham Johannesburger is also a popular one.
Chicks dig box wine so that statement means nothing
It's all about the effect.
Naks - R&R does not go below the R190 mark that I know of.It is part of their marketing strategy....that is of course if you can get their wines as most is exported.
I must make a turn at the local Checkers to see what they have.
I normally pop into Tops or SPar for something quick. They have some bargains there sometime!![]()
Wait!!!! Where the fukk do you buy R&R for R90??? Much less Kanonkop for R60??? I havent seen those prices when I was a wine buyer in a restaurant 9 years ago!!??!!
You won't go wrong with any of the Zonnebloem @ around R60, also look for the Kanonkop Kadette