If you've hated every type of wine, Arbor Mist will likely be no different. >_> I'm not a wine person myself, and I had the same thought process.
Got a bottle of the stuff, had one glass, threw the rest out.
And I never waste booze.
That stuff was ick.

Moscato.
Moscato, moscato, MOSCATO. Moscato. Mooooscaaatoooooo.

TL;DR get Moscato. Moscato is very sweet. It tastes like grape juice. It's tasty.

Indeed! Moscato is very sweet and pleasant. If I could find more in those mini-size bottles I'd have it in my house more often!

My sister also turned me on to a sweet red called "House Jam." And it's VERY sweet and fruity, you'd never expect it from a red! Serve chilled, it's so good!

Look for "Castella del Poggio", it's the brand Olive Garden serves. Generally inexpensive, actually is listed as "Moscato d'Asti" which means it's a semi-sparkling wine.

It has minor carbonation to it.

I actually work at the OG, so this comment made me giggle.
If you can find it, we also serve a fantastic d'Asti Moscato called 'Primo Amore', it's by far the tastiest moscato I've ever put in my mouth.
However supposedly OG has bought out rights to the Primo Amore moscato, which means you're not supposed to be able to find it anywhere but OG for the next two years. (This hasn't stopped me from finding it - and our house wines, which are never supposed to be sold outside of the restaurant - in a liquor store down the road, OHOHOHO)

XD

LOL, yeah, it's all a matter of taste, I enjoy wine, but I am one who actually makes some of my own and there is a world fo difference between boughten and home-made

Wild Vines wines are pretty similar to Arbor Mist. Fruity and kinda sweet. Not my kind of wine but my wifey likes them so I normally have a bottle or two around.

Your art makes me chuckle.

Arbor Mist is the only wine I tend to drink, particularly their Sangria type.

Not much of a wine drinker but I think it is pretty cheap. You could get a bottle tomorrow.

I'm not a big wine person,but it is a matter of finding a kind you like...for this,I would recommend having a friend who DOES take wine now and again and knows what wine goes with what food,they will be able to help find one you like ^^

Plum wine. It's unlike every other wine out there in that it's actually sweet and quite good at getting one tipsy. Pretty cheap, too ^u^

My husband and I aren't really wine people either but we've been trying to find ones we do like because he's a cook, and when cooking with wine it's best to do it with something you like! To that end, we found two red's we enjoy. Red Diamond Merlot and Vampire Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon. The second one is fantastic and I would recommend to anyone, even non-wine drinkers. Unsurprisingly, it's most commonly available around Halloween but you can order it online from their website http://www.vampirevineyards.com/ Haven't found a white or rose we're particularly fond of yet so I can't help you there.

I've had only a handful of wines that I've actually enjoyed, funny that I like port so much

oh my god, your face in the second panel is the best thing <3

That reminds me that i have beer in the fridge. Ill have to remember to drink it when ill get home. Thanks for reminding me ^^

ive had the same trouble finding absinthe >.>

You think that's hard?
Just try to find mead in the modern world!

ah jeez DX

that i can believe.


try home making it? =o

Yeah, you have to basically get a still and make it yourself.
Remarkable how mead was abandoned during the Renaissance. Today, there's only one country with any export business for it: Ethiopia. Stores in most Western countries don't carry it anymore.

What a shame, too. Honey-wine sounds like it'd be awesome.

actuallly theres a Meadery about 30 minutes away from me *trollface*

and i live in ohio

FUUUUUUUU

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http://www.brothersdrake.com/home.html

Damn, still no mead for me then.

Recipe for mead: honey, water, yeast, time.

very easy to make

google it

Mead isn't too hard to find o_o
I had a glass last week.

Did you make it yourself, or import it from Ethiopia (the only country that still makes and exports it)?
As far as I've been able to find, those are the only two ways to get it anymore.

Is it good? I always wanted to try it, but all the stores have where I live is cheap American beer, low-bid wines, and a handful of the cheap & common hard stuff (rum, whiskey, vodka, etc.). Very limited selection, and over half the choices are the various brands of beer. <_<

theres a store called "world market' that sells it from england i belive its fairly cheap $10 bottle last i priced it and as i said above i have a meadery not far from where i live. I plan to go there to celebrate the end of my friends doctor imposed diet in 6 weeks

There are quite a few Meaderies in Canada actually; Most of them are in BC or Ontario.

http://www.winesofcanada.com/mead.html

I like most wines just fine.
Seagram's "Escapes" are pretty darn good too.

I would NOT recommend you try Spiced Rum, or that blue-raspberry Vodka. Can't bring myself to pour it down the drain, so they've been sitting in my fridge for over a year. Both are really quite gross.

I dunno. Abormist, tastes to me,like an over glorified soda.

then i probably like it

Should I by some chance of fate, or what ever higher power bump into you. Remind me, I'll get you a bottle.

weeeeewt

Ah the joys of Wine Coolers.
They're like boozycandy. ^_^

Maybe give Bacardi Breezers a try....
My little sister (heh the underage horrors) really likes the Orange Creamcicle. ^_^

I'd suggest trying mead.
But I'm biased. I love honey-anything lol.

I used to never be into wine, actually I still am not really into much red wines themselves because of the dry taste usually that comes with most types. But I am not a true alcoholic if I don't try anything. Arbor Mist itself is kind of bleh really but that is because it is not much more than alcoholic soda. But I mean still has a nice sweet taste, it takes a long time to find a wine you really do enjoy a lot, I am a big fan of a cheap red called Riverboat Red, it is more of a lunch red and has horribly sweet tastes with it.

Good thing when you live in germany, Beer and wine is available at the age of 16.