Tony_H wrote:Santorini wine does not give you a hangover as it has no preservatives in it.
Just like German beer then. [hic]
Where's best early season?
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Just like German beer then. [hic]
Nein. Why do you think Warsteiner is known as "wobbly"???
Not in Germany it's not....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot
All the bubbly products mentioned are all fine, good cava is sometimes very difficult to find, there are some bubbles coming out of Australia these days and at five or six pounds a bottle are of a very good quality and if I cannot afford the real thing I go with Aussie fizz...... 8) 8)
Make me 3. Our first (and only thus far) trip ski was to Filzmoos. A great village and a great place for beginners to intermediates.
Oz wines, very, very good. Often far superior to some of the French muck going around.
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Tino_11
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Aug-2009
Just like German beer then. [hic]
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Tony_H
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Aug-2009
tino_11 wrote:Tony_H wrote:Santorini wine does not give you a hangover as it has no preservatives in it.
Just like German beer then. [hic]
Nein. Why do you think Warsteiner is known as "wobbly"???
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Tino_11
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Aug-2009
Tony_H wrote:tino_11 wrote:Tony_H wrote:Santorini wine does not give you a hangover as it has no preservatives in it.
Just like German beer then. [hic]
Nein. Why do you think Warsteiner is known as "wobbly"???
Not in Germany it's not....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot
www
The Only Way is Down
http://towid.blogspot.com/
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Aug-2009
bandit wrote:I have been known to drink a whole bottle of Lanson Black Label, and I can report that it does not give me a hangover :D
Did feel a little fragile mind you )
All the bubbly products mentioned are all fine, good cava is sometimes very difficult to find, there are some bubbles coming out of Australia these days and at five or six pounds a bottle are of a very good quality and if I cannot afford the real thing I go with Aussie fizz...... 8) 8)
Juddernaut
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Nov-2009
tino_11 wrote:I'm with Dave Mac, Filzmoos is perfect for your needs!
Make me 3. Our first (and only thus far) trip ski was to Filzmoos. A great village and a great place for beginners to intermediates.
Juddernaut
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Nov-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:bandit wrote:I have been known to drink a whole bottle of Lanson Black Label, and I can report that it does not give me a hangover :D
Did feel a little fragile mind you )
All the bubbly products mentioned are all fine, good cava is sometimes very difficult to find, there are some bubbles coming out of Australia these days and at five or six pounds a bottle are of a very good quality and if I cannot afford the real thing I go with Aussie fizz...... 8) 8)
Oz wines, very, very good. Often far superior to some of the French muck going around.
Tino_11
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Nov-2009
Had a lovely Spanish Cab last night, tasty.
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Tony_H
reply to 'Where's best early season?' posted Nov-2009
This year I have mainly been drinking Rose. And Andrew Peace do a very fine Canernet Rose. Chilado also do a fantasticly fresh Chilean Merlot rose.
As for reds, my favourite of all time is a toss up between Chateauneuf du Pape (not normally a fan of French vin) and Farnese Multipulicano d'Abruzzo which I used to get from the Sunday Times wine club.
As for reds, my favourite of all time is a toss up between Chateauneuf du Pape (not normally a fan of French vin) and Farnese Multipulicano d'Abruzzo which I used to get from the Sunday Times wine club.
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