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Re: Sauvignon Blank

Posted by Inmate51 on July 11, 2005 at 10:49:45:
Bordeaux is in France, and France is not friendly to traditional Western values or interests, as exemplified by their pervasive socialism, liberal attitudes toward "alternative lifestyles", and opposition to aggressively battling terrorist organizations and individuals. I used to buy 6 or 8 bottles of French wine a month; now I buy 2 or 3 a year. Hopefully, they've seen that small blip in their spreadsheets.
Switzerland has very nice light white wines. Try them, and with your pocketbook tell France to wake up. We'll not save their butts a third time. On the other hand, you live in Denmark, so I might be wasting my time on this.