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Wine and More Wine A forum hosted by Jane to teach us about the finer things in life... |

24-04-2006, 20:32
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Re: Re:a good night
Rob
You are in the wrong job you know so much about everything your talents never cease to amaze me.
When are you getting the job in the Spanish Bull Ring shoveling up Bulls S**t.
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24-04-2006, 22:17
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Re: Re:a good night
Sorry to dissappoint you Rob, but cant even stand the smell of Gin let alone the taste! Now, champagne, thats another matter! :b
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29-04-2006, 05:51
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Re: Re:a good night
Just been bought a 6 pack ( sorry Jane I am sure I shouldn't refer to wine as a 6 pack but I obviously lack breeding ! ) of Torres .... 2 each of Gran Sagres de Toro Reserva 2001, Gran Coronas reserva 2001 and Cran vina Sol chardonney 2004 ...... tried the Toro tonight .. very nice
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06-05-2006, 01:27
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Re: Re:a good night
CD...........................A lady after my own heart!!!!!:lol I wish you'd have ordered the wine at Mama's!!!!!!!
Take care.
Robjay
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27-08-2006, 07:55
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Hmmmmmm, the last post on this thread was IN MAY!!!, surely we cant all have gone tea total!:eek .
We had friends around last night (see, i do have some:lol ) and they brought around a lovely bottle of Wolf Blass, Presidents selection, shiraz It went down very well, mmmmm.
Also, just bought a bottle of Mc Williams 'hanwood estate' Cab Sav . i,ve only had one glass, but so far so good. its lovely, mmmmmmmmm again. I'll let you know how the other 3 glasses went down later :x
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28-08-2006, 05:47
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thot i wood sey sumfing aboute wot i bin drinking hic hic need to wate tomorra wen i sober up hic
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28-08-2006, 06:35
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Hi Sleepybobby,
I can't wait to hear what you've been drinking...can I have some too?
As for me, I bought a ten litre bag-in-box of red from the wine shop as we were having friends around on Saturday night (who work with me in the shop).
I now have a 9 litre bag in box to drink as they all decided to have a beer!
Any suggestions as to what I do with it? (Clean please...):lol
Jane
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28-08-2006, 07:07
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I'm enjoying a nice bottle of Soave from the local shop!!
All to myself... i know it's cheap ... but so am i!!! lol:lol
How did the other 3 glasses go down jiggy?
and Sleepybobby what were you drinking!!!
love bonez x8)
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17-11-2006, 04:45
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Charles Black Chenin Blanc Viognier 2005 - South Africa
Just lately I've been craving white wine and last night the wine I opened to go with some chicken was corked. Hubby and I argued about it all night but it was - there were no fruity aromas coming through, just a "woody, musty" smell that told me all was not right. My husband is actually typical of many customers who don't recognise a wine being "corked".
So he battled on with it while I opened something else...:lol
Anyway, I went to Tesco's today and picked up this bottle for about £8.
It was very fruity, quite dry and delicious to drink. The difference was how fresh it was compared to the wine we opened last night.
Chenin Blanc and Viognier are two of my favourite grape varieties and I loved this wine. We drank it with grilled pork and roasted veg...Mmmmmmmmmm:b
Jane
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17-11-2006, 07:53
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Jane I've got a husband who can never tell when a wine is corked ! I am now the official wine taster
In September when we went to the restaurant in PP square, the one next to the church,that we were talking about yesterday ..Los ??? we had a corked bottle .The owner took one sniff of the cork and very quickly replaced it without any fuss. I always feel embarassed to send a bottle back, which is silly I know, as there is nothing worse than to have your meal spoilt by a horrible tasting wine. Am I correct that 1 in 5 bottles are corked?
The restaurant was a first for us this year and excellent  ..I just can never remember the name of it :\
Debs
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30-12-2006, 11:07
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Re: Re: Own up time
Drinkin' wolf blass again, cab sav. By the way Everton won, 2-0 at Reading, a great result i think, should have beaten boro too
Somerfields have got some lovely bubbly from £9.99, for the new years eve bash. goes well with some nice music, by the way , i just got 'Radio 1s Live Lounge' for xmas, its great!! and.. Meatloafs Bat out of Hell 3, a must if you like Jim Steinmans productions.
But staying on topic, Prince William Premier Cru Champagne £14.99!! bargain!! i think i,ll get a couple of bottles for the party!!:x
Happy partying everyone!!
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30-12-2006, 21:37
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Ooops! Finally gave in to the champagne last night - started at 5.30 and finished at 2am! Felt great at the time, but somehow during the night, I had accepted tickets to go and see Charlton this afternoon. The match has started and Im typing this - so guess who didnt make it! Also, can anyone tell me why I dreamt of spiders all night long??!! :x
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30-12-2006, 23:05
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Re: Re: Own up time
Oh bella you naughty thing! I love champagne at the time but it does give you the worst hangover ..even the good stuff :| and I can imagine how you are feeling today  >D :| :x
Dreaming of spiders eh??!! Hmmm Freud would have an answer as to what it means but not sure we could talk about it on here  !!!
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01-01-2007, 01:27
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Ahhh Jiggy,
We obviously have the same great taste in many things.....music....great footie teams and wine too. You can't beat the old Yellow Label Wolf Blass.....or any Wolf Blass for that matter....or any good Aussie Shiraz or Cab Sav:lol .
drank alot Wyndham Est Bin 555 Shiraz myself this Christmas....love the stuff. Had a fab Rioja on Christmas day Summa reserve 98...really good also enjoyed a Chilean Adobe which was good too .
Watched Spurs lose to the reds while enjoying a bott of McGuigans Gold lable....great wine terrible result! We wos robbed! We still have the Eufa Cup:b
Particularily enjoyed my wine this Christmas while listening to the "Love" Beatles album and Oasis "stop the clocks" which came from Santa  .
Anyway hope everyone I know here has a wonderful 2007!
K
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03-01-2007, 00:02
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Re: Re: Own up time
had some Castillo de Calatrava Reserva last night which had been bought for me a pressie
It was very nice
looks like I'll have to :rollin wait until Feb to go tea total:rollin
Make that March ..... I have just seen that Sainsbury's on line have the Castillo de Calatrava 1996 Gran reserva half price at £29.99 for a box of 6
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