Which wine figure would you NOT want to have dinner with?

WINE TALK
#1

OK, a bit catty, but …

Which wine figure – past or present – would you NOT want to break bread with?

#2

Not going there.

#3

Fred Franzia

#4

Okay …

Let’s just say I’m not a fan of excessible ballin’

#5

#6

Funny… I was gonna say Hillary!!! :slight_smile:

#7

The owner of the Austrian winery which added Propylene Glycol to their wines a while back. [diablo.gif]

#8

Trump and Hilary are now wine figures? [shock.gif]

#9

Trump owns a winery. http://www.trumpwinery.com/ Hillary does not

#10

I thought his son Eric owned the winery.

#11



Trump Winery (formerly “Kluge Vineyard and Estate”) is a Virginia winery situated on Trump Vineyard Estates in Charlottesville, VA. The vineyard was purchased by American business mogul Donald Trump in April 2011[1] and was officially opened in October 2011.[2] President Eric Trump, Donald Trump’s son, oversees everything from winemaking and marketing to global distribution and sales.[3] In 2016, during his presidential campaign, Donald Trump claimed that he owned 100 percent of the winery.[4] Despite these claims, he no longer owns Trump Winery as he gave it to his son Eric.[5][6]

#12

Thanks for the update, Neal.

#13

Alice Feiring. I imagine conversation would be painful.

#14

At least there would be a natural flow to the conversation.

I personally would not like to have dinner with the winemaker known as Voldemort.

#15

So disappointed. 13 whole posts before she came up? You guys are slipping.

#16

Hannibal Lecter

#17

I dunno, I hear good things about the fava beans.

#18

Mouton’s Aile d’Argent. I was hoping to find a cheaper version of Haut Brion blanc, Laville Haut Brion. dumb dumb dumb.

#19

+1000

#20

Nola,

I don’t get the reference; is Voldemort a nickname for the winemaker who went all junk yard dog on you here? If so, me neither.