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It is not about wine - it is about alcohol... After cooking it, the taste is the only thing left, so no problem there...
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For beer you can go to the alcohol-free version, but never heard of alcohol free wine.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: never heard of alcohol free wine.
You can get it: Low & No Alcohol Wine - Tesco Groceries[^]
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Yes, everything that can exist, exists on the internet 
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Oh gawd. Rule 34 applies again? 
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Does the low price means low quality? Have you ever tasted it?
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I've not tasted it, but the low price probably reflects the low tax: about £2 of the cost of a £5 bottle of wine in the UK is alcohol tax, which makes them very comparable.
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I just read about the process of making it, and it seems that the taste should be preserved - I may look for it...
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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote: After cooking it, the taste is the only thing left
That depends on how you cook it, and how long you cook it for:
Alcohol in finished food - Cooking with alcohol - Wikipedia[^]
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I use it with meat and it is over 3 hours, and with chicken in the oven which is over 2 hours, but high temperature...
And I do not eat either...
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You obviously have the wrong doctor.
Mine specifically wants me to have one (or two) alcoholic beverages a day (to raise my HDL) - which is more than I can handle . . . it's the thought that counts.
So just switch and everything will be fine.
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Unfortunately I have gout, and alcohol does nothing good to it...
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I've found good and bad in all 3 categories... the Mrs. is partial to the dry reds from [yellow tail] wines - Great Australian wine[^] which usually fall into "A".
On a related note: The Mrs. and I have made a couple batches of homemade wine in the last year or so. Turned out wonderful.
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about 200 - 1000, comes with a free plane ride to some faraway destination.
(even better when someone else is paying, and it's not as if I'm stupid enough to pretend to be important and pull out a laptop on a flight.)
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actually normally I have the wine to help me nod off.
- comparable alcohol-amount of beer meant getting up to go to the loo,
- tried spirits: coz of plane dehydrating too easy to overdo - no fun on landing: collect bags, customs etc.
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I buy vineyards, not bottles. Much more economical.
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Nothing. I don't drink wine. Not even when it is free.
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Zero.
Don't drink, at all.
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Five Liters @ US$17, more or less. Fortunately, I only have a taste for good scotch. Wine's a much more expensive indulgence - sure - I can taste a difference - but it's not worth any money to me.
So - for a 750ml bottle we're talking roughly about £2.0
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Depends on the purpose. Anywhere between $10 and $250.
I cook with it more than I drink it, but, if I don't like the taste drinking it, I don't cook with it either.
Come to think of it, I've got a bottle of Black Star Farms ACapella ice wine in the fridge right now. Thanks for the reminder!
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Buying it or drinking it?
It feels like I spend more time deciding which one to buy.
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How expectations change, when we first arrived in Singapore we were horrified that a cheap drinkable bottle of wine was $20-30 (approx 15 of your currency) at the supermarket a good bottle started around $50. The minimum at a restaurant was $100 and went up rapidly.
Having returned to Oz the prices have become more reasonable
Quaffer approx $10
Good table wine $20
Special occasion $50
Restaurant $50
And these are generally old world wines as we find the Oz wines too sweet.
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