I like wine like my men, light and fruity
Beaujolais is really nice, not expensive either, less than £10
Beaujolais is really nice, not expensive either, less than £10
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....sadly, unless it’s Aussie Whites a good wine is wasted on me.
JimmyJeffers
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Drinking a lot of red from alentejo region of Portugal. Struggling to find a bad bottle to be honest and I’m down to the €3 mark. Wonder how low I can go here
Sounds like a challenge. Keep up the good work and I hope you find the cheapest one possible.
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I’m trying bud. Steaming here. Having a great time
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Iceland has a good one called Rabo with a rooster on the label. Decent red.
@LinekersLegs at $6.99, you almost want to wrap a paper bag around it and drink from the bottle but...worth a try
@LinekersLegs at $6.99, you almost want to wrap a paper bag around it and drink from the bottle but...worth a try
Thanks for the tip, like the Chardonnay @ste d' indica suggested the label alone is attractive
Next time I’m in Costco (samples are back!) I’ll try to pick some up.
I don't delve in to wine like I do whisky, so I was curious if my palette was crap when it comes to wine...apparently not. Always subjective, though.
Kirkland Signature Malbec - A Winner For $7
Bulk Buy! The latest vintage of the Costco Kirkland Signature Malbec hits it out of the park once again. 100% Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina. The wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels,
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What would be your recommendations on whiskey? I hate the stuff but hubby is a fan, his favorite is Yamaziki which is getting increasingly hard to get (price/availability) so always on the lookout for potential gifts!I don't delve in to wine like I do whisky, so I was curious if my palette was crap when it comes to wine...apparently not. Always subjective, though.
Kirkland Signature Malbec - A Winner For $7
Bulk Buy! The latest vintage of the Costco Kirkland Signature Malbec hits it out of the park once again. 100% Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina. The wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels,
Tough to answer as I've not had a Yamazaki for the same reasons you've mentioned, so I'm not sure what the profile is like. Whiskey is all over the shop when it comes to composition...sherried, peated etc. Do you know of any others he's partial to?
@LinekersLegs is he adventurous? I've got plenty of suggestions but some people stick to a profile/brand.
He’s not keen on peat flavored ones. Belvenie and Glen Morangie are his backup choices iirc.
He is probably up for a bit of adventure - at worst he can do the same as he did when we were at uni when he used to set light to blended Bells whiskey on sugar cubes and eat it lol
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Bruichladdich "Classic Laddie" or Islay Barley...higher proof, so it may take a little adjustment and he may get more frisky than normal.
I would be very surprised if he doesn't enjoy them and you'll look like a whisky star...at worst, I'll buy it off you if he doesn't enjoy it. 
Bruichladdich "Classic Laddie" or Islay Barley...higher proof, so it may take a little adjustment and he may get more frisky than normal.
I would be very surprised if he doesn't enjoy them and you'll look like a whisky star...at worst, I'll buy it off you if he doesn't enjoy it.
Thank you, our wedding anniversary is next month so perfect timing. I‘ll let you know how it goes (demand divorce lawyer fees@LinekersLegs
Bruichladdich "Classic Laddie" or Islay Barley...higher proof, so it may take a little adjustment and he may get more frisky than normal.
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