What is your "Greg wine?"

[CJ_Beazley]

@Craig G

Why the hell can’t people spell “Craig?”

+1

[Bruce_Leiser_owitz]

@CJ Beazley

@Craig G

Why the hell can’t people spell “Craig?”

+1

Obviously, Craig is more finicky than the more chill Greg.

Bruce

[Greg_Pierce]

@Neal.Mollen

@Bruce Leiser_owitz

For many years, Ridge Geyserville was one of my “Greg” wines. At $35+, perhaps it’s no longer a Greg but one of Greg’s slightly tonier cousins.

Bruce

Now it’s Gregory

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[Mattstolz]

@Neal.Mollen

@Bruce Leiser_owitz

For many years, Ridge Geyserville was one of my “Greg” wines. At $35+, perhaps it’s no longer a Greg but one of Greg’s slightly tonier cousins.

Bruce

Now it’s Gregory

is there a price point where this happens? Chianti Classico is probably my Greg wine, and Felsina Rancia is my Gregory


I love this concept by the way. I would have so much time applying this to other names.

[S_teve_R_edenbaugh]

My “Gina” wines are Carlisle Zins and Anthill Farm Pinots for the reds. This year my “Gina” whites are Tablas Creek Vermentino, McKinley Springs Chenin Blanc (around $12), and Chateau de Breze Samaur Blanc (around $20).

[Morten_Batbukt]

At work I reach for Scarpa La Bogliona Barbara d’Alba (we pour 2008 in magnums or 2009 in regular these days) when I need Greg. Haven’t failed me yet.

[J.Vizuete]

I’m sorry to have to do this…

More of an Old Greg answer but mine’s Bailey’s

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