Hi Shep,
I hope you find something you like amongst that lot, Of course it is all a matter of taste anyway. and I find the palate changes every so often. At the moment for instance, the Rhone Valley in France has some fine wines from Centuries old vines and there is a good range of these in in Oz too so I have been sampling a few of those lately.. Tanners have a good selection.
oneya
Shiraz
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Reg Kear.
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Thanks for that, i dont mind spending a couple of sovs extra for a decent wine. Yes Tanners are quite a major player in the importing of wines from around the world. We are not without our own vineyard around here of course
http://www.wroxetervineyard.co.uk/index.html
But I find the price of their wines very expensive for what they are which, to me anyway, just tastes like Blue Nun plonk. I must confess I haven't tried the red.
shep
http://www.wroxetervineyard.co.uk/index.html
But I find the price of their wines very expensive for what they are which, to me anyway, just tastes like Blue Nun plonk. I must confess I haven't tried the red.
shep
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Re: Shiraz
I too like the Argentinian Malbec when I was on a journey away from the Oz Cab Savs.
The Tarrango, the special training is that you need to wait for a warm evening BBQ and have the red wine chilled, not too much, but definitely chilled. It goes down really well in that scenario.
The Tarrango, the special training is that you need to wait for a warm evening BBQ and have the red wine chilled, not too much, but definitely chilled. It goes down really well in that scenario.
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I am feeling a little inebriated here from the images..
oneya
oneya
Reg Kear.
Wado Kokusai San no Ya.
http://www.sannoya.com
Wado Kokusai San no Ya.
http://www.sannoya.com