Omelet wrote:
>
> In article >,
> sf > wrote:
>
> > You're certainly right about Mondavi, it's a high quality "drink
> > today" wine. As far as carefully choosing wines to judge against "the
> > French", it's been done and CA won. I don't remember where the
> > judging took place, but it was somewhere in the US.
>
> I've not seen that brand. What does it usually cost?

Could be referring to Woodbridge, which was the last winery
started by Robert Mondavi. Their wines are inexpensive,
and yet a very good value. I'm trying to remember the
wine they make I really like. I think it's white zinfandel,
which is actually pink in color and fizzy, though not so
fizzy as to be called a sparkling wine, nor to have one
of those little wire cages over the cork. As I recall,
not all white zinfandels (or whatever wine I'm trying to
remember) are fizzy.