My husband will be employed there and will earn above the requirement .
As a house wife I am told I would have to use his permit, and I would not get my own.
Also what allowance do you get per month?

We like to entertain and like to drink good wine with our meals on a weekends.
Nothing like a cold beer when the temperatures are as high as they are there

Got to the liquor store or liquor dept in a grocery store and have a look around. Often stores have cards near bottles that have gotten high marks. If looking for something new, I tend to look for bottles with a rating no lower than 90.

Wine taste is one of the most subjective aspects to dining, as you probably guessed. But there’s no reason why you can’t pick out some versatile ones that have mass appeal. For whites, I’d go with a Sauvignon Blanc, and a Pinot Grigio (or Pinot Gris if a French wine) or maybe a Gewurtztraminer if you like something on the sweet side. I’d stick with California wines to keep things simple, unless it is the Pinot Gris from france or the Gewurtztraminer which is German. I’d stay away from Chardonnays as some tend to be really oak-flavored and not liked by the casual drinker.

For reds, Merlots are very well received as well as Shiraz. For something with more body, a Tempranillo (Spain) is excellent.

Stay away from dessert wines–you’ll buy it and never consume it unless you have someone over that has acquired a taste for it.

Cost of a wine isn’t always indicative of a wine you will like. There are plenty of great bottles in the $10-15 range.

I’d encourage you to talk to the store clerk, the manager preferably. they are usually very knowledgable, even the ones a grocery stores.

BTW–the post above is intended to be funny, and it is. Most of what is on that list is consumed in the back of a car by high-schoolers.

Have fun and Cheers!

Enjoy!