"19 Crimes, red. It's really lovely smooth drinking.
Also Jacobs Creek, Shiraz, actually I would put this one before 19 Crimes."
You should definitely try the Cali red it's very nice indeed.
For a cheap red it's hard to beat Jam shed merlot |
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"19 Crimes, red. It's really lovely smooth drinking.
Also Jacobs Creek, Shiraz, actually I would put this one before 19 Crimes."
I’m with you on the 19 crimes red, have you tried the coffee infused one?….. it’s amazing |
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"19 Crimes, red. It's really lovely smooth drinking.
Also Jacobs Creek, Shiraz, actually I would put this one before 19 Crimes.
You should definitely try the Cali red it's very nice indeed.
For a cheap red it's hard to beat Jam shed merlot "
I'll make a note, thank you. |
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"19 Crimes, red. It's really lovely smooth drinking.
Also Jacobs Creek, Shiraz, actually I would put this one before 19 Crimes.
I’m with you on the 19 crimes red, have you tried the coffee infused one?….. it’s amazing"
No I haven't, but I shall. |
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My half-sister's favourite wine is "Can we go to Lakeside?"
We never do, because Majestic is closer.
I do wonder though, what exactly is "Majestic" about "Majestic Wines?"
I've been going for years to them and never once seen a member of the Royal Family in there.
If they were hoping to attract passing members of the Monarchy, then it's clearly not working. |
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By *tilettoaddictTV/TS
over a year ago
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A good red rioja with some good food is always a winner closely followed by a merlot or cabinet sauvignon, anything from a supermarket £7 bottle upwards is a good choice for me  |
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By *ddie1966Man
over a year ago
Paper Town Central, Essex. |
As for a white.
Try Asda's Wine Makers Blend Hock.
Fruitier than a Benny Hill Show. The Reisling is a good cheap medium and the Liebfraumilch is a highly palatable dry.
All for less than a fiver a bottle.  |
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By *inemanMan
over a year ago
London |
For whites a nice Puligny Montrachet, Mersaulr, Burgundy in general. Reds can be a decent Barolo, a nice Super Tuscany, Grand Cru Bordeaux, Riojas or Gevrey Chambertin. And of course lots of champagnes or at least bubbles. |
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Been drinking an inexpensive Argentinian 4 Winemakers Malbec for the past few months.
However my Sister bought me a case of 19 Crimes Malbec for Christmas and I will be opening the first bottle on Saturday, not come across it before but seems a popular wine with Fab drinkers if this thread is anything to go by. |
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By *enk15Man
over a year ago
Evesham |
Whatever wine I have managed to make from foraging/allotment goods.
My Favourite homemade wine is a draw between elderberry and damson.
The worst wine I have made was pumpkin... super gross. |
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