Something For Sarah.

Since you think I don't love you any more here is a link to a great winery that I get hundreds of dollars a year in wine from. I did the tours and tasting and walked out with 4 cases my first trip. If you live in VA and haven't been to any of the winery's I suggest you make a weekend of it some great places in that state :D:D:D

http://www.thedogs.com/index.php?pr=Home_Page

Any body got any other winery's that will ship that they like ???

http://www.chateauelan.com/ Not sure if they ship though

Too bad most of the wineries I know of are back home.

Dont know of any winerys that ship but i do have a friend thats a wine rep, deals with tons of different wines, so if there was something your looking for i can see if he deals with it!!!!!:D


this one is local http://monamiwinery.com/Wines.html

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http://www.chateauelan.com/ Not sure if they ship though

Too bad most of the wineries I know of are back home.

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Le vin français est une partie du meilleur au monde

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Le vin français est une partie du meilleur au monde

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Ouch I think you meant le vin francais est l'un des meilleurs du monde.

I forgive you this time but you need to brush up on your French ;) which is not too bad actually more then my hubby can say.

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Ouch I think you meant le vin francais est l'un des meilleurs du monde.

I forgive you this time but you need to brush up on your French ;) which is not too bad actually more then my hubby can say.

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Yea I always get my adjectives and nouns placement mixed around and it ends up sounding like crap ola.

"part of the best" wow I butchered that

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Yea I always get my adjectives and nouns placement mixed around and it ends up sounding like crap ola.

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That is because you think in english and then translate to french, common mistake. The key, do not translate, think in the language.

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"part of the best" wow I butchered that

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Don't worry I understood anyway ;)

Awww, Ed, that's so sweet of you! :D

That winery looks awesome. I really want to try that Reserve Merlot, which is sold out of course! Also the Blushing Dog, I think it was. And I Want to eat in the restaurant, too, already picked out my menu. Too bad I'm not in Virginia :(

My favorite winery in Texas doesn't ship, and is 100 miles from me. It's worth the drive, though, and we might be going this weekend.
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Sarah If your good the rest of the year.. Wino Clause might just drop a bottle of that off at your house for Christmas this year. That is if he has any left :carouse:

Mmmm, Wino Clause and Santa Python are my favorite mystical beings ever! :cool:

Pick me up a bottle of that cherry wine if ya'll go! *dies and goes to heaven with her bottle of wine*

Oh, I plan on it! Did you look at the list of the other fruit wines they have?

Deborah the next best thing to European wine is California wine. When I lived in N.Y. I only drank French and Italian wine. When I moved to Cali I was pleasantly surprised at some of the great wines the have here. They say northen / mid cali has similar weather and soil. Nothing like a good bottle of wine with a great meal! :D

Yea the Nappa Valley produces some good stuff.

We've got some excellent vintages here in Oregon too! I looooooooooved going to the Wine and Seafood Festival in Newport every February. What a fantastic way to get great, fresh seafood and try new varieties of wine at only .50 & .75 a taste, or $1.50 a glass!!!!! < good stuff, Maynard! *smack, smack* >:D

Unfortunately, it's boring going alone, so I haven't been for last few years....But maybe again in the spring. :sunny:


I'll try the links of the other wineries here and check into their shipping charges and policies. :)