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Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

I’ll try this link now it’s the £24.99 montangne https://www.majestic.co.uk/search?q=Sant+emilion+   Let me know how the sancerre is. There is a chateau de rouanne vinsorbes touch of pepper taste, i’d heartily recommend
 It’s Chateau de Crezancy 2020 14% strength, about £15.99, iirc. Will do once tasted.

Hopefully a mixed six order for you. £6 reduction is very good.


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That is a lovely one. The nicest sancerre red i have had . Any one had this japanese beer ashao? It’s supposed to be very good

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Originally posted by Gate12 Gate12 wrote:

Beer Park in Dafen has a fantastic range of stuff is you like a good browse.
they got a website?
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Here you go : https://www.beerpark.co.uk/

If you pop in they've got all the beers in fridges if you want to have a few whilst browsing. 
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Originally posted by Gate12 Gate12 wrote:

Here you go : https://www.beerpark.co.uk/

If you pop in they've got all the beers in fridges if you want to have a few whilst browsing. 
That’s like an Aladdin’s Cave for the beer drinker. 

And it’s in Llanelli!!!!

So many interesting drinks. Where do you start?

No doubt the staff will help.
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Originally posted by Eastern outpost Eastern outpost wrote:

Originally posted by Gate12 Gate12 wrote:

Here you go : https://www.beerpark.co.uk/

If you pop in they've got all the beers in fridges if you want to have a few whilst browsing. 
That’s like an Aladdin’s Cave for the beer drinker. 

And it’s in Llanelli!!!!

So many interesting drinks. Where do you start?

No doubt the staff will help.

Yesh, absholutely ! Hic !
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You can’t really go wrong with a bottle of montepulciano d’Abruzzo. I’m not a big wine drinker but I could happily drink a bottle of that.
Also, I recommend a bottle of Farnese, and Italian wine, both white and red, from Laithwaites. I used to order it by the crate - requesting a mixed crate, so that I could enjoy both.
From a malt whiskey point of view, I’d highly recommend anything fro Penderyn (Welsh and very close to the Scarlets).  I’m a member and have bought most of their whiskey’s, and find them all very nice, however, my recommendation would be the rich oak (mainstream malt whiskey and reasonably priced) or the Bryan Terfil (limited edition), which comes in a special bottle with a r3d velvet casing - although due to its extra purchase cost and increased after sale value I now begrudge opening it.
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Whisky wise i like bushmills/jamesons not really tried much penderyn as yet. The scottish whiskys are a bit harsh for me what would penderyn be most similar to? That red yday was ok bit dry i hAd a nicer st emilion from marks for a tenner less!
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I find Penderyn less harsh than some of the Scottish single malts, but generally single malts can appear harsh, especially when compared to the blended whiskeys.
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Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whisky wise i like bushmills/jamesons not really tried much penderyn as yet. The scottish whiskys are a bit harsh for me what would penderyn be most similar to? That red yday was ok bit dry i hAd a nicer st emilion from marks for a tenner less!
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Originally posted by Eastern outpost Eastern outpost wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whisky wise i like bushmills/jamesons not really tried much penderyn as yet. The scottish whiskys are a bit harsh for me what would penderyn be most similar to? That red yday was ok bit dry i hAd a nicer st emilion from marks for a tenner less!
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there is that! I picked up a carianne today for friday , looks decent
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Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Originally posted by Eastern outpost Eastern outpost wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whisky wise i like bushmills/jamesons not really tried much penderyn as yet. The scottish whiskys are a bit harsh for me what would penderyn be most similar to? That red yday was ok bit dry i hAd a nicer st emilion from marks for a tenner less!
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there is that! I picked up a carianne today for friday , looks decent

"Looks decent" is fascinating RR. I have a picture of you taking said bottle home, decanting it and  & testing the nose while you build to a frenzy for tonight's tasting. I can't wait to hear the verdict. Wink
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Ha sadly i just open it let it breathe for an hour or so then demolish it alongsude a cheese boardSmileSmile
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Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Ha sadly i just open it let it breathe for an hour or so then demolish it alongsude a cheese boardSmileSmile

Sounds a cracker to me. LOL
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Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Ha sadly i just open it let it breathe for an hour or so then demolish it alongsude a cheese boardSmileSmile

Genuinely a perfect Friday night for me!! Love a cheese board.
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The Chateau de Crezancy 2020 opened to accompany the Stormers v Glasgow.

Quite light for the strength and could do with some food to go with it perhaps. Slips down well.
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