My boss is Italian and every Christmas, I get him a bottle or two of wine. I usually ask the store manager for recommendations, but figured I might be able to get great ones here. I believe he is partial to petite syrah. I have another gift, but I can go up to -50 for the wine.
He very rarely drinks white wine, so red is definitely more practical. I want him to be able to enjoy it, not let it sit and collect dust!
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I’ll be studying abroad in Italy this fall and I’ve been told that I absolutely cannot miss out on Italian wine. Now, I’ve made the conscious choice not to drink – at all – until I’m 21. So I plan to buy a bottle and bring it back to the States so that I can drink it on my next birthday.
Could I get in trouble with customs? Like, if my bag is searched and I’m found possessing alcohol under the age of 21, even though I bought it in a place where it’s legal?
On the bottle is says Red wine-Product of Italy 2000 Col D’Orcia.
Jon said this was an unacceptable producer. Can I have a recommended producer? Thanks!!!
I can’t cook that great but I can buy sauce from the store. I just don’t really know which one to buy. helppppppp!!!!!
What kind of wine? red or white….