Some say that red wine is the true winelovers choice and it does take an experienced palette to appreciate the finer qualities of red wines. If you are new to wine drinking then a white is likely to suit your inexperienced palette rather better.
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 1986 Chateau Haut Brion Bordeaux Red Wine RP 93  US $365.00
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 1970 Chateau Montrose Bordeaux Red Wine RP 92 US $195.00
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 1982 Chateau Montrose Bordeaux Red Wine WS 96 US $225.00
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 FAKE FOOD GLASS OF RED WINE W CHEESE GRAPES BISCUITS US $12.99
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 1993 Chateau Haut Brion Bordeaux Red Wine WS 91 RP 92 US $265.00
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 1985 Chateau Ducru Beaucaillou Bordeaux Red Wine RP 92 US $425.00
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 1985 Chateau Petrus Pomerol Bordeaux Red Wine US $1,430.00
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 1982 Chateau Petrus Pomerol Bordeaux Red Wine RP 98 US $4,400.00
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 2005 Two Hands Lilly Garden 15 L Red Wine RP 94 US $190.00
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 2003 Chateau Latour Bordeaux Red Wine RP 100 375 ml US $705.00
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 1982 Chateau Ausone Bordeaux Red Wine RP WS 93 US $910.00
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 1993 Chateau Margaux Bordeaux Red Wine US $235.00
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Red wines tend to have a more full bodied and richer flavour which can be rather overpowering for an inexperienced palette but the more you drink them the more your tastebuds learn to appreciate all the different flavors available in your mouth.
The different regions and different grapes produce a vaste range of taste sensations from light and refreshing to deep, heavy. It is also said that a glass of red wine each day is a very good antioxident and is good for the heart so in moderation, a red wine can be good for you, it would seem.
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This post was written by tom on September 5, 2008
