A cracking bottle of Chateau Tour St. Bonnet 2005, bought en primeur.
A cracking bottle of Chateau Tour St. Bonnet 2005, bought en primeur.
Well I've just finished a 2005 Crozes Hermitage (Jaboulet) and I never drink anything at home that I haven't bought en primeur.Originally Posted by Jez Hellewell
But what exactly is the point of this willy waving thread?
It's only a hill. You'll get over it.
Eh ? "willy waving" ? Really ?
No "willy waving" from me. My Chateau Tour St. Bonnet cost less than a fiver a bottle. As fell runners should we only discuss the beer we've drunk ?
And if you don't like the thread, why read it ?
Yes :closed:
Poacher turned game-keeper
Well since I've tasted Petrus 1970 I'll take your advice and stay away.
It's only a hill. You'll get over it.
Yeah, be careful, you will be judged !!
DT, fair comment ! Wine or beer is my nightly quandary !
Its been a while since this thread was posted on, any recommendations for Christmas 2013 ? I usually spend a bit more than usual on Christmas wine but the "experts" get a bit carried away with their advice:
Victoria Moore - Daily Telegraph
"reminiscent of elderflowers on a dewy morning"
"It seemed to stop a crowded room moving around me each time I have tasted it."
"smooth, with polished edges, but not a walkover"
David Williams = The Observer
"a big bruiser of a young Cabernet"
"both have a softly leathery feel"
Anthony Rose - The Independent
"nuances of toastiness"
"yet remains ethereally light on its feet thanks to a purifying fresh aftertaste"
No country for old men.
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