Are you talking about the Mateus. If so then no it's fine. The bottle is nice and even the larger size is quite tasteful.Thanks for the feedback. In your opinion (and anyone else feel free to chime in), is 1.5 lt (magnum bottle) doing too much. Granted it ain't a jug o wine but this isn't a dinner party either. How would you receive it?
I'm used to buying in bulk (I only buy handles of booze) so economically that makes sense. Just don't wanna send the wrong message.
I'm thinking so too, idn I was reading some douchey articles online about gifting wine how I can up with that size.
Brehs I need a quality wine that (prententious) women like to drink. This is for a gift, an office gift so im not trying to go too expensive (no ace of spade) but then something not too cheap. I guess my budget is around 30 give or take. A magnum bottle would be preferred, champange recommends also acceptable.
Maybe my budget is too constricting, let me know.
As a seasoned brew and booze sopper, I don't have these refined tastes/sensibilities. While $hackleford is known to ocassionally chug red and whites, they are usually purchased in the 1.5-4 liter bottles of the gallo or Rossi variety. Help is appreciated.
I have a lady friend coming over Saturday thank you for the recommendation.
I got you. I've impressed 3 different people with it. They'll hit you with the
. I'm like "only the best for you" 
Brehs I need a quality wine that (prententious) women like to drink. This is for a gift, an office gift so im not trying to go too expensive (no ace of spade
Maybe my budget is too constricting, let me know.
As a seasoned brew and booze sopper, I don't have these refined tastes/sensibilities. While $hackleford is known to ocassionally chug red and whites, they are usually purchased in the 1.5-4 liter bottles of the gallo or Rossi variety. Help is appreciated.
I dont think pruno is gonna go over well breh, chill
