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over a year ago
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I recently had a bottle of red shiraz by yellow tail (Australian) and I must say it's rather delicious.
has anyone got any recommendations for a red or white? |
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Soleil Gasgoigne a french white wine. not sure of other retailers but is supplied in aspells in woodbridge Suffolk. Not a cheap wine but by far my favourite and now many of my friends' favourite too xx |
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Don't buy wine in bottles with flat bottoms, buy wine in bottles with a indent in the bottom as this means the wine is better quality. I prefer wine made from a single grape variety rather than a blend and for red wine the further south the grapes are grown (in the northern hemisphere) the better I like it and the more northern for white grapes and the dryer the better for white. I'm not a wine snob just worked out what I like over the years.  |
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"Don't buy wine in bottles with flat bottoms, buy wine in bottles with a indent in the bottom as this means the wine is better quality. I prefer wine made from a single grape variety rather than a blend and for red wine the further south the grapes are grown (in the northern hemisphere) the better I like it and the more northern for white grapes and the dryer the better for white. I'm not a wine snob just worked out what I like over the years. "
I prefer a non dry white. something a bit sweeter and fruitier xx |
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"Yellowtail do a great chardonnay as well "
Will try that one next. as mentioned its down to individual taste and I'm blown away by the taste of this . one for the cost.
I did a quick search for soleil gasgoigne but not had any luck finding a local supplier 
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People tend to go for the familiar grapes, like chardonnay, merlot etc. Try something different like a white Reisling for a change and see if you like it. |
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