Wine of the week comes from little-known Langhorne Creek in South Australia. Oh, and it’s a Malbec.
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Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, White wine
Three from TxB, an Austrian, a German and a Bulgarian.
Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Under €10
The wine sample was accompanied by the ubiquitous press release which mentioned value for money among other things. Value is a bit of a challenge to me. Does it just mean cheap (sorry, inexpensive)? Value is “the worth of something compared to the price paid”, and the worth is judged by the buyer not the [...]
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Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Wine, €10-€15
Hail a Cab from Langhorne Creek in South Australia
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Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Under €10
Three little beauties from La Granja.
Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Wine, €10-€15
Wine of the week is from Trentino, northern Italy, by way of Mitchell & Sons. A great wine for good times.
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Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, €10-€15, €15-€20
Forget the Beaujolais Nouveau, try this ridiculously good Fleurie. Superb.
Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, Wine, €10-€15
A very likeable Chianti Rufina from Searsons.
Read more on Wine of the week: Corso Nero Chianti Rufina 2008...
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Sour Grapes goes native in Colorado and discovers a great Syrah. Also rues the fact he didn’t bring a bigger suitcase.
Saved in Red wine, Sour Grapes recommends, €15-€20
A big blunt wine? So says Wikipedia. I say stick to the facts, buddy. Big? Yes, but far from blunt.
Read more on Leone de Castris “Villa Santera” Primitivo di Manduria 2008...
