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can somone list off gluten-free wine

flavor/brand

never had any wines before but i turn 21 next week and i want to drink a little i figure 1 or 2 glass's of wine wont hurt my stomic, but i wanna avoid the hard A still cuz im healing

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Moongirl Community Regular
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can somone list off gluten-free wine

flavor/brand

never had any wines before but i turn 21 next week and i want to drink a little i figure 1 or 2 glass's of wine wont hurt my stomic, but i wanna avoid the hard A still cuz im healing

Well Happy bday...for the majority of wine, they are gluten-free....Ive never come across one with gluten. But honestly...for me wine is stronger then some hard alcohol. I didnt drink anything the first 6 -7 months i was dx....but now i started out with rum...i love the flavored bacardi's. Enjoy and be safe!

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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I think most wines are safe.

I, too, find rum to be easier on my stomach. I like Mount Gay Rum, but drink Bacardi if they don't have it. I drink it with 7 UP to avoid the caffeine.

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minibabe
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I drink wines from a local winery by me. It is called Pindar. I absolutly love there winter white. From my experience with wine, whites are alot soffter then reds. You might want to go with a white to start.

another good hard alcohol is disarono (amaredo) with 7up. It is one of my favorite drinks and it is very soft not to strong.

Happy b-day

(mine is on the 4th of july :D )

Amanda NY

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ehrin
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I love Pindar too!!! Do you know how long it took me to figure out the name on their sign outside? It looks like something foreign! :lol:

I don't live on LI, but my family is from there - I'll actually be there this weekend!

My family lives in Jamesport/Aquebogue

minibabe Contributor
minibabe
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I love Pindar too!!! Do you know how long it took me to figure out the name on their sign outside? It looks like something foreign! :lol:

I don't live on LI, but my family is from there - I'll actually be there this weekend!

My family lives in Jamesport/Aquebogue

If you get a chance go over to duck walk vinyards. they have amazing wine also. They have a dessert wine that is blueberry and boisionberry. IT IS TO DIE FOR!!!! The bottle is fairly small only about 4 glasses, but let me tell you OMG :D

I work over in cutchogue and Duck Walk is right over by me. I am waiting for the day that me and my coworkers go over and hit up all the wineries instead of working... I know its gonna happen one day becasue my boss is a total wine buff :lol:

Have fun this weekend. :)

Amanda

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I'm such a wino! :P My favorite "flavor" is white merlot. Sutter Home makes one. Berringer makes a better one. :) It's light and fruity without being dry or sharp like some of the whites can taste. Pinot grigio is usually pretty good. The last shiraz I had actually tasted really salty. It was weird and kinda gross. I don't like regular merlot. A lot of them smell like bread mold. Barefoot brand wines are all really awesome (even the merlot) and cost around $7 a bottle.

My favorite rum drink is Captain Morgan and ginger ale. It tastes like cream soda. ;)

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