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Wines For Old Geezer (And Anyone Else Interested)
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This week I have been trying :
https:/ /www.al di.co.u k/en/pr oduct-r ange/dr inks/wi ne-cell ar/red- wine/re d-wine- product -detail -page/p s/p/fre nch-pin ot-noir /
Very tasty - I'd normally avoid a 'grapes from all over the shop' blend like the plague, but this is jolly nice - soft and fruity and a bargain at £4.49.
Or you could trade up to my current Avery's favourite :
http:// www.ave rys.com /produc t/Red-S till-Wi ne/Ball on-de-R ouge-Co tes-du- Rhone-A OP-2011 /163551 1
Twice the price, but actually more than twice as good. Ignore the rather naff label, there's a very decent Cotes du Rhone lurking under the screwtop.
I'm about to order another couple of cases for spring drinking - goes very nicely with Roast Lamb.
Bottoms Up
Dave xx
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Very tasty - I'd normally avoid a 'grapes from all over the shop' blend like the plague, but this is jolly nice - soft and fruity and a bargain at £4.49.
Or you could trade up to my current Avery's favourite :
http://
Twice the price, but actually more than twice as good. Ignore the rather naff label, there's a very decent Cotes du Rhone lurking under the screwtop.
I'm about to order another couple of cases for spring drinking - goes very nicely with Roast Lamb.
Bottoms Up
Dave xx
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