red, rose or white?

I wonder why men generally seem to prefer red wines while women seem to prefer white. I guess I can see why men are capable of drinking heavier reds, but why do they seem to actively prefer them?

As for me, I can only really enjoy rose wine or white. Delicious sitting outside on a Summer evening with friends.

But I'm not going to lie to you, I've necked many's the bottle of buckfast behin the Bernard Shaw in my day:o

There are other types of wine drinkers bar red, white and rose.

For there are also wine snobs. :P

Have to be red for me.I do drink them all but 90% red.Try to avoid the crappy ones if I can.
The EU has been trying for years to get wine producers to put ingrediants on their labels.Like producers have to do for all other drinks/foodstuffs we consume.But the big producers have been blocking it for years.Not really mad about Eggs and milk in my wine.:D

Beer is King IMO.

Some of the ingrediants are listed at the end of this article.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/5027710/Wine-ingredients-including-fish-and-charcoal-should-be-listed-on-the-bottle-say-regulators.html

The-Rigger wrote: »

Rosé.

But no, wine is rotten.

The wine you can buy in Ireland certainly is muck. Even what passes for a good wine here would be poured down the sink in France. I reckon they just bottle up the dregs and ship them off to other countries. On the other hand if you have an authentic French wine you will be able to tell the difference.

As for what wine, it depends on the situation. Dessert wines for dessert or starter, red wine with red meat, white with fish, and Japanese sake with sushi. If anyone knows where I can purchase a sake serving set in Ireland by the way let me know, the internet has failed me here.

I love roses white 1s

Doc Ruby wrote: »

The wine you can buy in Ireland certainly is muck. Even what passes for a good wine here would be poured down the sink in France. I reckon they just bottle up the dregs and ship them off to other countries. On the other hand if you have an authentic French wine you will be able to tell the difference.

As for what wine, it depends on the situation. Dessert wines for dessert or starter, red wine with red meat, white with fish, and Japanese sake with sushi. If anyone knows where I can purchase a sake serving set in Ireland by the way let me know, the internet has failed me here.

wow you know how to wine

White, but has to be ice cold- although not mad on Chardonnay. My favourite white would be Pinot Grigio. I remember saying that to this French lady before who was always on about her wine, and she was really smug about it and was basically looking down on my preference because that would be known for being an easy wine to drink. Eh, that's why I like it you pretentious cow!

Red wine makes me extremely sleepy and groggy, turns my teeth and cheeks red and sometimes makes me break out in a heat rash. Not attractive. Although I like mulled red wine at Christmas