Wine Question

Going to be in Prague in late November and I am not a big beer drinker . I%26#39;d like to try some good local wine. I like Pinot Noir, Chardonney , Reisling and Sparkling wines best, but will try anything that is not too heavy/oaky.

What is the best local/regional wines and how much can I expect to pay per bottle in a resturant/bar or in a super market ?

Thanks!

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Most wines actually come from Moravia. Check: http://moravske-vino.cz/

You may have to use Google translate, but it gives you a good idea...

http://www.chiff.com/wine/europe/czech.htm

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This website gives you the regions, classification, etc.

http://www.wineofczechrepublic.cz/en.html (links to 3 websites)

Use Google translate.

Personally, I prefer Moravian wines; perhaps wine-tasting tour might be something you may want to try - if you have time....

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A good site for eating and drinking is.

http://squaremeal.cz/index.php?p=wine

TORII

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http://www.radio.cz/en/article/111734 - if you like sparkling wine %26#39;cheap champ%26#39; try Bohemia Sekt - costs about £5 in the shops, but of course much more in restaurants.