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Wine
Just cracking into a Californian Chardonnay. Not my usual tipple but very nice indeed.
Half price in Tescos at the moment - Robert Mondavi. £13 down to £6.49.
Very mellow and tasted of vanilla. That sounds so pretentious!
Half price in Tescos at the moment - Robert Mondavi. £13 down to £6.49.
Very mellow and tasted of vanilla. That sounds so pretentious!
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Funny you should be writing a thread about wining..
White...Love a good Chablis...
Red...Rosemount Shiraz Cabernet or A Wolfblass Cab Sav..
White...Love a good Chablis...
Red...Rosemount Shiraz Cabernet or A Wolfblass Cab Sav..
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You know me truss. If I can't wine, I'm not happy.
Fortunately, you are my wine muse
Thought you would appreciate a bit of US grape? My wife swears by Robert Mondavi Pinot noir. Not a red drinker myself but when I saw it on special in white, had to go for it.
My favourite Californian White is grgrich hills (not a typo). Fantastic stuff.
I had some Argentinian sauv blanc the other night. First glass was rough but got through the pain barrier.
Fortunately, you are my wine muse
Thought you would appreciate a bit of US grape? My wife swears by Robert Mondavi Pinot noir. Not a red drinker myself but when I saw it on special in white, had to go for it.
My favourite Californian White is grgrich hills (not a typo). Fantastic stuff.
I had some Argentinian sauv blanc the other night. First glass was rough but got through the pain barrier.
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I'm an East Coast boy......
Chilean I love......Hate Rioja....and French generally Chablis apart is overrated.
Much prefer Southern hemisphere wines as they have the climate..
Chilean I love......Hate Rioja....and French generally Chablis apart is overrated.
Much prefer Southern hemisphere wines as they have the climate..
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Adam D wrote:
My wife swears by Robert Mondavi Pinot noir. Not a red drinker myself .
You need to spend money to get a really decent Pinot noir. It's low yielding and early ripening. As such, the quality grapes cost that much more. Martinborough in New Zealand is the place to get really top quality Pinot noir at the moment.
You can get some very drinkable versions for cheap(ish) but you'll really taste the difference between a £8 - £10 bottle and one that costs £20 plus. That's not being pretentious, it's simple supply and demand. Quality Pinot noir grapes are harder to harvest.
I don't actually like Pinot noir all that much. Too airy fairy for my tastes. I prefer big, ballsy Malbec's and the like.
Fleurie is a lovely red wine that you can get for decent prices. It's one of the Beaujolais regions. It's had a great few years harvest and anything from 2008 onwards is worth a drink.
Any Italian Barolo's are generally worth a go as well. Quality wine at reasonable prices.
Most Sauv Blanc's from New Zealand are great at the moment. It's the premier region for the grape these days. Anything from the Marlborough region of the Southern Island is usually pretty good. Oyster Bay in particular is well worth the money.
Gavi di Gavi is another excellent white from Italy. The really decent bottles aren't that cheap but for a special occasion, it's well worth the effort.
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Apparently if you buy the supermarkets own labelled wine you are getting more grape for your money. Buying reduced wine is supposedly the worst thing to do.....
Adam, you do know white wine has a chemical similar to oestregen and gives you man boobs?
Adam, you do know white wine has a chemical similar to oestregen and gives you man boobs?
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seanmichaels wrote:Apparently if you buy the supermarkets own labelled wine you are getting more grape for your money. Buying reduced wine is supposedly the worst thing to do.....
Yeah, that's an age old trick. The 'reduced' price is actually the 'real' price. They inflate the price for a few weeks and then miraculously reduce it by 50% to draw people in. I never buy half price wine for that reason. You're not getting a worthwhile wine for your money.
Similar to choosing the second most expensive wine on the wine list in a restaurant. Never do it. Choose the house wine if you're on a budget. It is representative of the house and you'll get a far better wine for your money. They don't want the house wine to be a poor reflection on the restaurant. Either go 'house' or choose the cheapest if you're not looking to spend much.
They know people go for the second cheapest as they don't want to look tightfisted. The restaurant automatically put a lower quality wine second on the list and make a much bigger margin on it.
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I don't drink wine... but this is fantastic advice
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kingraf wrote:I don't drink wine... but this is fantastic advice
Thanks KR, pass it on to your chums.
Shame you don't drink wine, there are some great wines coming out of Stellenbosch at the moment.
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My questions when ordering wine are
A/ Does it end in "ini"?
B/ Does it come in pint glasses?
If the answer to both is "No" I tell the wife she can't have a drink
A/ Does it end in "ini"?
B/ Does it come in pint glasses?
If the answer to both is "No" I tell the wife she can't have a drink
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kingraf wrote:I don't drink wine... but this is fantastic advice
It's also about the 40th time he's given that advice on here. Has been aired more times than my Teenage Fanclub / Golf anecdote.
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superflyweight wrote:kingraf wrote:I don't drink wine... but this is fantastic advice
It's also about the 40th time he's given that advice on here. Has been aired more times than my Teenage Fanclub / Golf anecdote.
It's the second time actually.
And at least it's practical and helpful to my fellow 606'ers. Unlike your tedious, repetitive and quite possibly made up rock and roll anecdotes.
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How dare you Tina in the world of tenuous rock and role anecdotes Superfly's Teenage Fanclub zinger is truly in a world of its own.
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How pathetic would my life have to be for me to make up that anecdote? Actually, best not to think about that too much.
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TRUSSMAN66 wrote:
Chilean I love
Chilean wines are really on the up now. The major wine growing regions of Chile have a climate not dissimilar to Australia and are producing really good Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. I really don't like Chardonnay much but the drinkable ones I have tried recently have all been Chilean. They are producing some decent Merlot and Cabernet Franc as well.
It's actually been producing wine longer than USA, Oz and SA but it's only since the country emerged from Communist rule that it took off. Free trade brought along a more modern approach and the importing of international winemakers. They are not making any world beating wines yet but pretty solid value for money which is all you can really ask for.
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All this wine nonsense! You get all these wine people, don't you?
Wine this, wine that. Let's have a bit of red, let's have a bit of white. Ooh, that's a snazzy bouquet. Oh, this smells of, I don't know, basil. Sometimes you just want to say, sod all this wine, just give me a pint of, mineral water.
Can I just shock you? I like wine. Despite what I just said earlier. At any one time I have nine bottles of wine in my house.
Wine this, wine that. Let's have a bit of red, let's have a bit of white. Ooh, that's a snazzy bouquet. Oh, this smells of, I don't know, basil. Sometimes you just want to say, sod all this wine, just give me a pint of, mineral water.
Can I just shock you? I like wine. Despite what I just said earlier. At any one time I have nine bottles of wine in my house.
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Adam D wrote:
Thought you would appreciate a bit of US grape?
All wine ultimately comes from the USofA. I can't remember when exactly, but during the Industrial Revolution, there was some parasite that fed on vine roots and as travel and trade increased in Europe, the parasite took hold and practically wiped out Europe's and the rest of the worlds vineyards. The only place that was unscathed was North America which had roots that were immune (not sure why) to the parasite.
There was then a global effort to replant vineyards using the US roots which were unaffected. So even the heartlands of French wine are bred from US roots.
Unfortunately, it just gives Truss even more reason to blather on about how great America is. Not only did they save us from the Nazi jackboots in WWII, they also gave us back our wine.
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Thus leading to a bunch of wine snobs blathering on about the relative merits of the Cabernet vs the Pinot...w*nkers!!!!!!!!!!
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DAVE667 wrote:Thus leading to a bunch of wine snobs blathering on about the relative merits of the Cabernet vs the Pinot...w*nkers!!!!!!!!!!
We have mentioned Shiraz and other varieties too...
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DAVE667 wrote:Thus leading to a bunch of wine snobs blathering on about the relative merits of the Cabernet vs the Pinot...w*nkers!!!!!!!!!!
I don't like that end of the wine world and have never been to a wine tasting day in my life but the part from grape to bottle is what fascinates me. Some of the skill and knowledge that goes into that industry is incredible.
I actually own a small (very, very small) part of a wine importing business that my friend runs. I lent him some money for a tiny percentage back when he was starting it up 7 years ago. It's not exactly a golden egg at the moment and any money he makes gets ploughed straight back in but it's enabled me to follow him around meeting some amazing people in the industry. Some utter gobshites as well, of course.
When I pluck up the courage to leave work, I hope to move into that industry with him, providing the business is still going.
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Missus just bought £200 worth of wine and said I can't drink any of it. Cnut
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Smart Mrs.....
Good taste too....The stuff she bought tastes great !!
Good taste too....The stuff she bought tastes great !!
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote: I lent him some money for a tiny percentage back when he was starting it up 7 years ago. It's not exactly a golden egg at the moment and any money he makes gets ploughed straight back in but it's enabled me to follow him around meeting some amazing people in the industry.
Missus got her wine from a company with a similar philosophy. Naked Wines. The money supposedly goes back in to the vineyard?
Don't see why we don't just do what the French do. Turn up to a caveau with a jerry can, get yourself a couple of gallons of reasonable red from a tap in the wall. Drive home, get leathered, eat bread and cheese. Job done.
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No one seems to drink much British wine on here..
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TRUSSMAN66 wrote:No one seems to drink much British wine on here..
Had some last year. Went to Denbies vineyard in Dorking. Thought it tasted rubbish but everyone I was with seemed to like it.
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TRUSSMAN66 wrote:No one seems to drink much British wine on here..
It's because it's not very good.
Too far north of the equator to grow decent grapes, too much rain, not enough sun, not enough hills and overly fertile soil (the best grapes grow in terrible soil as they have to work much harder to grow, creating better yields) all conspire against British wine growers.
There are a couple of decent sparkling varieties but that's about it. Some pretty talented French sparkling winemakers came over and imparted some expertise which helped and I read somewhere that there is a vein of chalk linking Champagne to Sussex or something like that. It's about 20 million years old and with a bit of French flair, they have managed to construct some drinkable sparkling wine.
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I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
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Good choice, I like the white kind better. I find it goes very well with song. I find the red stuff quite strong tasting.Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
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incontinentia wrote:Good choice, I like the white kind better. I find it goes very well with song. I find the red stuff quite strong tasting.Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
Thanks, incontinentia.
I've tried white before. I liked it as well, but not as much as red. I didn't try it with song.
I respect your choice though, the off-topic section is about respecting other people's choices and opinions.
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Galted wrote:incontinentia wrote:Good choice, I like the white kind better. I find it goes very well with song. I find the red stuff quite strong tasting.Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
Thanks, incontinentia.
I've tried white before. I liked it as well, but not as much as red. I didn't try it with song though.
I respect your choice though, the off-topic section is about respecting other people's choices and opinions.
Unless those opinions are wrong
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Got mates who studied in the Cape. They all left real Joburg boys who drank what could probably pass as paint thinner, now they come back and talk about undercurrents and letting the oxygen fill the glass. Met a sommelier on holiday in the Cape two years back. Hamilton something or other. I think he was the first black sommelier in the Cape. Cool dude. Has a fun job as well, picking grapes like he was in the Garden of Eden.
Personally I prefer home brewed beer. The Home Brewed festivals are nothing short of fantastic riots.
Personally I prefer home brewed beer. The Home Brewed festivals are nothing short of fantastic riots.
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Adam D wrote:Galted wrote:incontinentia wrote:Good choice, I like the white kind better. I find it goes very well with song. I find the red stuff quite strong tasting.Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
Thanks, incontinentia.
I've tried white before. I liked it as well, but not as much as red. I didn't try it with song though.
I respect your choice though, the off-topic section is about respecting other people's choices and opinions.
Unless those opinions are wrong
Yes. Those people with wrong opinions should be banned.
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Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
I don't really like wine galted, that is why I have given this thread a bit of a miss.
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Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
I don't really like wine galted, that is why I have given this thread a bit of a miss.
Excellent decision, Jeff.
Hopefully a mead thread will be opened soon.
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Galted wrote:Hopefully a mead thread will be opened soon.
Picked up some mead from the German markets in Leeds the other day... Belter
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:
There are a couple of decent sparkling varieties but that's about it. Some pretty talented French sparkling winemakers came over and imparted some expertise which helped and I read somewhere that there is a vein of chalk linking Champagne to Sussex or something like that. It's about 20 million years old and with a bit of French flair, they have managed to construct some drinkable sparkling wine.
Phucking thinks he's Oz Clark....
I think you're talking about the place I went to just outside Dorking. South (or North Downs) West Sussex. The stuff I had was sparkling. Tasted a bit like cheap wedding stuff but as I said I believe it is highly rated. Ought to be at £20 a bottle.
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seanmichaels wrote:Mind the windows Tino. wrote:
There are a couple of decent sparkling varieties but that's about it. Some pretty talented French sparkling winemakers came over and imparted some expertise which helped and I read somewhere that there is a vein of chalk linking Champagne to Sussex or something like that. It's about 20 million years old and with a bit of French flair, they have managed to construct some drinkable sparkling wine.
Phucking thinks he's Oz Clark....
I think you're talking about the place I went to just outside Dorking. South (or North Downs) West Sussex. The stuff I had was sparkling. Tasted a bit like cheap wedding stuff but as I said I believe it is highly rated. Ought to be at £20 a bottle.
Talking of which, I once went to a dinner hosted by Oz Clarke who introduced the wine before each course (it was a corporate affair at Glen Eagles and the wine was friggin' awesome).
He said that the South African reds came from the original french vines dating back to the Roman times.
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Galted wrote:Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
I don't really like wine galted, that is why I have given this thread a bit of a miss.
Excellent decision, Jeff.
Hopefully a mead thread will be opened soon.
A client gave me a crate of champagne the other day. I also don't like that. However I plan to sell it all and spend the money on cocaine and strippers.
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Don't be foolish, spend it on a few bottles of decent wine (there are enough poncey w*nkstains on here for you to pick up a few tips) AND whatever is left on cocaine and strippers (who will undoubtedly appreciate the gesture as champagne is so passé)Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:I like wine.
My favourite wine is red wine.
I don't really like wine galted, that is why I have given this thread a bit of a miss.
Excellent decision, Jeff.
Hopefully a mead thread will be opened soon.
A client gave me a crate of champagne the other day. I also don't like that. However I plan to sell it all and spend the money on cocaine and strippers.
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Just get your Mrs to strip ...and save the money for some Peter North DVDs..
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DAVE667 wrote:I doubt TSMR would resort to such sluttish behavior but then again....
If a client gives you a crate of champagne......He must have exceeeded all expectations and satisfied him in every department...
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TRUSSMAN66 wrote:DAVE667 wrote:I doubt TSMR would resort to such sluttish behavior but then again....
If a client gives you a crate of champagne......He must have exceeeded all expectations and satisfied him in every department...
I went to stag do once where the lady providing the 'entertainment' did something remarkable with a Jeroboam of Champagne. It disappeared, up there, and then she got the cork out as she was squatting over the groom, releasing the liquid all over him. Ruined the pool table he was laying on. Ruined it.
I told her how irresponsible she had been.
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I went to a stag do and the "entertainment co-ordinator" put this guy's head between her huge bare breasts and wobbled them for all she was worth. The poor guy's head was getting rocked this way and that. It was shocking behavior...I couldn't hear properly for three days!Mind the windows Tino. wrote:TRUSSMAN66 wrote:DAVE667 wrote:I doubt TSMR would resort to such sluttish behavior but then again....
If a client gives you a crate of champagne......He must have exceeeded all expectations and satisfied him in every department...
I went to stag do once where the lady providing the 'entertainment' did something remarkable with a Jeroboam of Champagne. It disappeared, up there, and then she got the cork out as she was squatting over the groom, releasing the liquid all over him. Ruined the pool table he was laying on. Ruined it.
I told her how irresponsible she had been.
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Must be one of the 1% of people not to have a stag do..(The problem when you haven't got any friends !!)...Joanne had a hen night though and the miserable b**ch didn't invite me !!
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TRUSSMAN66 wrote:Must be one of the 1% of people not to have a stag do..(The problem when you haven't got any friends !!)...Joanne had a hen night though and the miserable b**ch didn't invite me !!
I heard she went to a pub with a pool table and was given a jeroboam of champagne. Apparently one of her favourite ever nights
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I have to disagree with the general consensus here and say that I prefer Old World, preferably Spanish reds. I went through a phase of drinking Australian Shiraz's - Hardys -Bin 53, Wolf Blass,etc. But I started to feel that they were too sweet and sugary as opposed to genuinely full-bodied and fruity. For me, a reserva Tempranillo/Rioja - full and fruity, yet oakey and dry enough to keep you disciplined and not quaff it all. Italian-wise - Chianti Classico/reserva quite nice too.
As for Chilean wines, again probably a minority opinion but I've always found them to be a bit of a letdown - usually more earthy than fruity. And the Vina Maipo Shiraz I once had was full of sugar, rather than juicy or fruity. I rarely drink white wine, just don't like the sweetness. Possibly a glass of Sauvignon Blanc once or twice in the spring or summer if others are having it with a salad-type meal. Just don't really like white. I don't know, I just like fruity, oakey reds and I tend to find the Spanish do it the best. All a matter of opinion of course.
As for Chilean wines, again probably a minority opinion but I've always found them to be a bit of a letdown - usually more earthy than fruity. And the Vina Maipo Shiraz I once had was full of sugar, rather than juicy or fruity. I rarely drink white wine, just don't like the sweetness. Possibly a glass of Sauvignon Blanc once or twice in the spring or summer if others are having it with a salad-type meal. Just don't really like white. I don't know, I just like fruity, oakey reds and I tend to find the Spanish do it the best. All a matter of opinion of course.
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Sainsbury's Soave or Pinot Grigio, both spot on and cheapish and they come in bigger bottles.
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