Recommend a wine for me to bring! It has to be under $20 (that's the rule for this party).

There's a nice vintage called Buckfast they sell in the UK. It's has heady perfume with a full body. Perfect for these winter nights. I'd bring a bottle of that if you can find it.

yes, the traditional scottish wine made by monks. bring that and you are on to a winner

Red Rooster, or something like that. Coppola makes some good wine at that price, too.

Rodney Strong is usually under $20, and I always love it.

Here is a link to the liquor store....

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo-...Results.do

Efan said:

Rodney Strong is usually under $20, and I always love it.

which one?

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo-...anguage=EN

JustErin said:

Efan said:

Rodney Strong is usually under $20, and I always love it.

which one?

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo-...anguage=EN

The cabernet. I'm not a big fan of whites.

As you can see I am completely wine ignorant.

Efan said:

JustErin said:

which one?

http://www.lcbo.com/lcbo-...anguage=EN

The cabernet. I'm not a big fan of whites.

I also don't love merlot. The pinot is really good, though.

JustErin said:

As you can see I am completely wine ignorant.

If it were me, I'd go with the $19.95 cabernet listed there.

Efan said:

JustErin said:

As you can see I am completely wine ignorant.

If it were me, I'd go with the $19.95 cabernet listed there.

Awesome.

I didn't see Buckfast listed...but I'll check out some Scottish wines as well.

Genesia said:

If you can, try to find Castano Monastrell or Hecula Monastrell. Spanish wines from the same region. Lush, fruity, not too tannic. The Hecula is somewhat better, but harder to find. You may be able to land the Castano for under 10 bucks. I took two bottles of this to Thanksgiving and everyone loved it.

Those sound good... may try to search for that Hecula myself, thanks!

It's too bad you don't have any Trader Joe's stores in Canada; otherwise, I'd suggest you buy the Charles Shaw wines that sell for $2.99 apiece. They're known as three buck Chuck wines here in the USA, but several wine magazines have rated their taste and texture to be superior to about 80% of all wines produced.

don't forget the vicodins! by the way, I was in an HnM yesterday and they didn't have your sunglasses. I did ask though!

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JustErin said:

Efan said:

If it were me, I'd go with the $19.95 cabernet listed there.

Awesome.

I didn't see Buckfast listed...but I'll check out some Scottish wines as well.

he was having you on, Erin. Buckie is the white trash national drink of Scotland.