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7/5/2025, 11:34:47 AM
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When cooking with wine you're really not going to taste much of a difference between a cheap wine and an expensive one, so I recommend you find a competently made wine that's maybe around the $5 mark. Probably a grape variety with intense flavors but not too high on the tannins, like a cabernet maybe. Pic related is what I most often use, but you're good as long as you don't get bottom of the barrel undrinkable tier shit.
When cooking with wine you're really not going to taste much of a difference between a cheap wine and an expensive one, so I recommend you find a competently made wine that's maybe around the $5 mark. Probably a grape variety with intense flavors but not too high on the tannins, like a cabernet maybe. Pic related is what I most often use, but you're good as long as you don't get bottom of the barrel undrinkable tier shit.
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