Buy some good wines and offer him a glass next time he is over. Let him start to associate fine wine with you, not her. I recommend wines from the Carneros Valley in California. I have found that you get what you pay for with wine, and a bottle of $20.- $30. is much better than a $10-$12. bottle. I'm sure everyone from California will say, "Of course, Sara is an idiot to have to figure that out."
Sara.. I learned this on my "sanity trip" to Sonoma when I took a solo trip to the wine country after the last bomb in October. I literally packed the car and started driving.. intended to start in Sonoma and make it to the coast but I fell in love with Sonoma and stayed there.
And I've lived here since I was ummmm 10 or so... so, it took me awhile too.
There ARE some great not quite as pricey wines but for the affect, I agree, offer him the fine wine that's "obvious."
The latest GREAT one I bought was a Frei Bros Estate Cabernet.. $20 or so and SO good.
Sebastiani... Bogle... for fun maybe a Viansa... good stuff.
Me 35, H 38; Together 13.5 yrs, M 7 Bomb 1 10/07/06 Sep'd 1/14/07 - 4/15 Piecing: 4/07 - 9/07 Bomb 3 10/11/07: Never loved you, let's separate 2/08 slowly improving 7/08 Piecing (7/25/08 rings back on!!) Current thread
Sara.. I learned this on my "sanity trip" to Sonoma when I took a solo trip to the wine country after the last bomb in October. I literally packed the car and started driving.. intended to start in Sonoma and make it to the coast but I fell in love with Sonoma and stayed there.
