I had this wine a few years back that was awesome. It was the perfect cheap red wine...

I think it was called Bridgeport. Something... Not sure of the whole name. If I saw the bottle, I would know!

I have not been able to find it anywhere, can someone help me find it?? :p

Okay... we are just going back and forth this morning, but try Fat Bastard Merlot... it's cheap and awesome. Found it at a grocery store.

I have actually tried that, I don't like it...

I'm looking for the specific wine...

Do you remember if the wine was made in the United States, or was it made in a different country?

There is a Brideport Old Knucklehead wine. It is classified as a barley wine.

That would make sense... I have searched for hours for Bridgeport... thought I would get to try a new one... LOL

I have no idea where it was made, probably U.S. As I live in the Pacific Northwest where a lot of wine is made, I figure it might be somewhat local...

Bridgeport Brewery is located in the Pacific NorthWest. I think Oregon.

I know it is!! I've been there! Me love it!!

Well, when you go again... get some wine :) Send me a bottle while you're at it LOL

LOL... I don't have the money to... I work too much to have the time either..

Big House Red is delicious and cheap.

I shall try the suggestions of the wonderful people of AMHD!

MD 20/20! :D



(Excuse me please while I run for cover! :o )

Be careful Clough... I've heard some stories that involve that stuff LOL

What's Md 20/20??

Mad Dog 20/20... Pure liquor... so strong just smelling it will get you drunk :)

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Originally Posted by ChihuahuaMomma

What's Md 20/20????

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Wicked stuff! Cheap, very high alcohol content wine! The next step up from drinking Boone's Farm family of wines when we were young and thought that we would live forever! :D

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Originally Posted by rpg219

be careful Clough...I've heard some stories that involve that stuff LOL

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You know, you're right! :)


I've lived them.. :o















(hick... ) :D

I remember those days, Craig. Boone's Farm was not even a dollar back in "the days". OY! Suffice to say I cannot even look at a bottle now without getting sick. Lol