I am a vegetarian. I just tried flower wine for the first time. I liked the flower wine. I have not tried daffodil wine. I want to start watching anime. I have not watched Naruto before. I have a pet panda named Shelly. I love surfing . I used to take Shelly with me, but do not anymore. I opened a new juicer last week.
I watch anime. I like Naruto. My grandparents are dead. I like flower wine. I like daffodil wine. I'm not vegetarian. I have a garden and grow my own produce.
I've just ordered some daffodil wine to give it a try! I hope you like it!  It's a little different than your average bottle of wine but I think you'll like it.  Did you order any other type or just stick with the daffodil? We'll see. I already ordered a bunch of other wines so I mostly stuck with daffodil. I do plan on exposing myself to other types of wines eventually. I don't know where you ordered from but keep an eye out for scuppernog wine.  It's a local grape grown in the South.  I haven't tried it myself but have heard it's good. I've never heard of that. What kind of taste does it have, is it more bitter or sweet?  I'm not sure.  I guess it depends on how much added sugar the brewer adds.  I'm guessing it will still have an nice acidity to the palate.  Do you prefer sweet or dry wines? Right right I hear ya. I've always been accustomed to sweeter wines but lately I prefer a more dry wine but it varies. I'm not too picky and most wines I've tried have been fair to good thus far. I'm glad you're finding stuff you like.  Do you tend to pick more reds, whites or roses?  I love a good red, but it's too hot in the summer for those.  That's why I like the daffodil.  It's refreshing. Thanks. I like reds and whites but as you said it's not the best as it gets warmer. I prefer something that meets the season but I'm no expert. Have you ever been to a winery?  That would be a great place to expand your palate.  You taste (small samples) the different wines they offer and they'll walk you through what your tasting: from tannic, bitter, sweet, acid and terroir.   I've been to a couple with some friends but I never really paid attention to the kinds of wines they gave us. It wasn't a cultured experience, instead it was just something fun to do. Next time I'll have to pay close attention to the wines they're serving. I'm planning an outing to a few wineries in the area in about 3 weeks.  Would you like to go with me?