New Red Wine Suggestions

Mr.Thunders

Mr.Thunders

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Love a drop of the old claret and I'm after trying some new grape and country varieties so open to suggestions.

I'm into French reds (Bordeaux) South American (Malbec) Kiwi Pinot Noir and loved South African Pintotage from my trip last year (look at me).

Know very little about Italian reds and Spanish (apart from Rioja).

What are the sophisticated smb folk supping?

FAO cask ale snobs,fuck off.
 


Mr.Thunders said:
Love a drop of the old claret and I'm after trying some new grape and country varieties so open to suggestions.

I'm into French reds (Bordeaux) South American (Malbec) Kiwi Pinot Noir and loved South African Pintotage from my trip last year (look at me).

Know very little about Italian reds and Spanish (apart from Rioja).

What are the sophisticated smb folk supping?

FAO cask ale snobs,fuck off.
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Try a few Amarone fella Valpolicella wines or a good Cote du Beaune. It’s good to try a few for yourself and see what you like
 
Mr.Thunders said:
Love a drop of the old claret and I'm after trying some new grape and country varieties so open to suggestions.

I'm into French reds (Bordeaux) South American (Malbec) Kiwi Pinot Noir and loved South African Pintotage from my trip last year (look at me).

Know very little about Italian reds and Spanish (apart from Rioja).

What are the sophisticated smb folk supping?

FAO cask ale snobs,fuck off.
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Selavarosa. End of thread.
 
Mr.Thunders said:
Love a drop of the old claret and I'm after trying some new grape and country varieties so open to suggestions.

I'm into French reds (Bordeaux) South American (Malbec) Kiwi Pinot Noir and loved South African Pintotage from my trip last year (look at me).

Know very little about Italian reds and Spanish (apart from Rioja).

What are the sophisticated smb folk supping?

FAO cask ale snobs,fuck off.
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Red wine is pointless, just cut to the chase and drink whisky.
 
Mr.Thunders said:
Love a drop of the old claret and I'm after trying some new grape and country varieties so open to suggestions.

I'm into French reds (Bordeaux) South American (Malbec) Kiwi Pinot Noir and loved South African Pintotage from my trip last year (look at me).

Know very little about Italian reds and Spanish (apart from Rioja).

What are the sophisticated smb folk supping?

FAO cask ale snobs,fuck off.
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All just taste like vinegar to me tbth.
 
Everyone beats on about chateauneuf du pape but it's usually overpriced pap.

M&S stock a vacqueyras which is very similar and much more appropriately priced.

From burgundy you might like to try a fixin but it's quite pricey.
 
monkeytassle said:
Everyone beats on about chateauneuf du pape but it's usually overpriced pap.

M&S stock a vacqueyras which is very similar and much more appropriately priced.

From burgundy you might like to try a fixin but it's quite pricey.
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Du pape is nice but not for drinking with a meal imo,just too heavy.

Got a few bottles and not touched them
 

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