by karma » Tue Apr 24, 2007 4:45 pm
Niki2410 wrote:The nicest and most reasonable red I had in Cyprus was a Chilean Merlot. This was aroung £3.50 in supermarkets.
The only Cypriot wines that were ok were white.
by karma » Tue Apr 24, 2007 4:58 pm
turkish_cypriot wrote:karma wrote:wht kind of a friend u r??
The American kind!
Sorry GG I couldn't resist, you know I love you really
by kafenes » Tue Apr 24, 2007 5:40 pm
by Niki » Tue Apr 24, 2007 6:43 pm
karma wrote:Niki2410 wrote:The nicest and most reasonable red I had in Cyprus was a Chilean Merlot. This was aroung £3.50 in supermarkets.
The only Cypriot wines that were ok were white.
thx Niki,
but I get the same wine in Greece like 1.5 Euros and I hate white wine...
Seems I ll have to carry bottles with me while coming there
by GorillaGal » Tue Apr 24, 2007 8:28 pm
karma wrote:turkish_cypriot wrote:karma wrote:wht kind of a friend u r??
The American kind!
Sorry GG I couldn't resist, you know I love you really
Dont worry t_c , the american girl will pay for it...
She ll have to forget my 87 handsome cousins
or she will have to bring for us some 1000 bottles of red wine to be forgiven
by miltiades » Tue Apr 24, 2007 9:13 pm
karma wrote:GorillaGal wrote:Karma, do you really want to know about good cyprus wine (there is none), or are you just trying to entice a conversation with a certain Forum Member who sahll remain annoymous (get real) to find out how well cultured he might be????
Shut Up, wht kind of a friend u r??
I just wana know the good Cypriot wines ofcourse
by karma » Tue Apr 24, 2007 10:19 pm
miltiades wrote:Karma , I'm happay to see that you have at last taken my advice and contemplating some wine tasting. I drink a bottle of red , unless the weather is hot , every night of the week , weekens I manage a couple. Cyprus has some drinkable reds some enjoyable whites but most certainly nowhere near as refined as some of my favourites.
French Clarets are my favourites , from the Bordeaux region which produces some of the most prestigious crus. The famous Chateau Latour is amongst the finest in Pauillac region but way over the top money wise. A good Margaux will elevate you to heights beyond the reach of mere mortal wines , but a good second crus wine such as Chateau Leoville Barton will leave you gasping for more , while an 82 bottle of Haut Brion will knock you out !!
Seriously though Chilean wines and Argentinian , as Niki wrote are extremely good and do not cost a fortune either , try a Cabernet Sauvignon such as the Saint Morillon , or an Argentinian also Cabernet Sauvignon such as the Caballero De Lagera.
Cypriot wines such as the white Vardalis , light and refreshing and the red Othello full of body can be enjoyed in good company.
I'm so pleased that you are in the search of red wines Karma , I'm in Cyprus end of May might just bring you a bottle. !!! Must now open a bottle for me .Cheers !
but dunno how will we be able to come back to the city 
by T_C » Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:37 pm
GorillaGal wrote:karma wrote:turkish_cypriot wrote:karma wrote:wht kind of a friend u r??
The American kind!
Sorry GG I couldn't resist, you know I love you really
Dont worry t_c , the american girl will pay for it...
She ll have to forget my 87 handsome cousins
or she will have to bring for us some 1000 bottles of red wine to be forgiven
good thing i am a really really far way away from you!
Whys that GG?? I bet if we were near there would be "Cyprus-Forum Massacare" all over the news eh? 
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