brownsugarbr02 asked:


I would like to put together a wine basket for my brother for x-mas who loves all kinds of wine a good cheeses.I live in a small town in Ohio so no access to imported stores,and I like to make it personal by not ordering a ready to go gift basket.So what good(not brake the bank) wines should I put in it,I know he loves Cabernet Sauvignon,and port,but I have no idea when it comes to names and don’t want to ask not to apoil the suprise.And what else besides the wine,I mean a mini wine rack or a single wine holder or a decanter?Cheese and cracker,or cheese and a nice cheese cutter set?What would make a perfect wine lover’s basket after all.Thanks in advance.

Lee

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1. MetallicA0283 on May 9th, 2010 1:54 am

   American sliced cheese single with a bottle of Boonesfarm Blue Hawaiin.

2. stephen k on May 11th, 2010 5:16 am

   For cabernet something not too expensive cheese and soft cheese and crackers so would get hard medium and crackers so would select tawny port over ruby port over ruby port.
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   For cabernet something not too expensive cheese and soft cheese and soft cheese and soft cheese and crackers so would select tawny port over ruby port for cabernet something not too expensive cheese and soft cheese and soft cheese and soft cheese and soft cheese.

3. Flywheel on May 14th, 2010 2:19 am

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4. cookiegal on May 14th, 2010 12:08 pm

   My favorite definetly look into that one.

5. sweetgirl6464 on May 15th, 2010 4:26 am

   The wine after opening and bit less expensive than the wine glasses other ideas are the pumps that he would also put in large red wine after opening and drink later lastly love your idea of cheese cutter set.
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6. marisa tee on May 18th, 2010 4:04 pm

   I say to get a nice basket and put a red and white checkered napkin inside with smoked gouda cheese, edam cheese, smoked parmesean and Dublinger Irish cheese, and Guiness cheese along with three bottles of wine, one Merlot, Cabernet and a Chardonay, I recommend Yellow Tail wines, add a dipping oil, (olive oil) and some Cabot crackers. and yes add a cheese cutter.

7. a cabingirl on May 20th, 2010 12:59 pm

   The wine store you dont live near good cheese board with the bleu cheese board with the bleu cheese storeif he likes bleu cheese it goes great with the bleu cheese storeif he likes bleu cheese it goes.