Khan will have his team doctor there to stop Alexander should they feel he is in bother....nothing will stop Team Khan getting all the cash they deserve
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Show posts MenuQuote from: laoislad on December 12, 2014, 07:56:45 PMQuote from: CD on December 12, 2014, 07:50:27 PMI watched a documentary the other night,can't remember what station but it was about wine coming to the UK from Australia. It comes in massive 24000 litre bags that are then shipped over and the bottling is done in the UK somewhere.Quote from: thewobbler on December 12, 2014, 07:30:27 PMThey don't do one bottle at a time
Things I don't understand in business #2.307.
How is it possible for someone in California to grow, pick, thresh and ferment 500 grapes, get a bottle, put the liquid in it, print and plonk a label on it, put in a crate, send the crate to a port, get it imported to the UK, pay duty, get it distributed to a wholesaler, get it distributed to a seller, and still make money when selling it at £3.99?
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Can't stand the taste of wine and the very few times I drank it I had a ferocious hangover.
Definitely "smooth and cosmopolitan" to drink wine in recent years......... "especially a glass of wine with dinner".
Prefer the glass of tap water myself with dinner or with cordial as a treat.
Could it possibly be that some people just like it?
Suppose so. Just find it hard to fathom the massive interest in wine in the last decade or so.
Quote from: J70 on December 12, 2014, 02:07:19 PM
Has there been a worse Liverpool side than the current one since Shankly took them out of Division 2 fifty years ago?
Quote from: Milltown Row2 on December 12, 2014, 11:19:58 AMQuote from: WeeDonns on December 12, 2014, 10:22:13 AM
The Cono Sur Sauvignon Blanc I mentioned above is Chilean and it doesn't give me a sore head.
I never drink Red, what would someone recommend for an intro to red wine? or just take a lucky dip in the wine isle some day based on how I like the look of the label
You can't go wrong with the Campo Viejo range, the Rioja Tempranillo has a nice spice to it
Or if you want to get off your head there are some real strong German wines that will feck you up lol
Quote from: johnneycool on December 12, 2014, 10:30:31 AMQuote from: WeeDonns on December 12, 2014, 10:16:50 AMQuote from: HiMucker on December 12, 2014, 09:07:25 AMI'd say you could do this with a lot of wine snobs. Some just like to hear themselves talking
To certain extent I have to agree with laoislad here! Unless you truly are an expert no need to be spending big dough on wines. One of the best value for money wines you can get is, Yellow Tail shiraz. Really nice, and its a bout £6 usually a bottle on offer.
Remember watching Come dine with me. A girl slAbbering about the wine all week. Telling ones she wouldn't drink their cheap wine because it was like vinegar. So in the last night one of the guys got the empty bottle of her favourite wine, which was about £50 a bottle. Poured a £3 bottle in it, and watched her make a complete t**ser of herself, hadn't a clue!
We pretty much always stick to white wine, sauvignon blanc or pinot grigio. I find chardonnay too sharp and leaves a sore head. I quite like the Yellow Tail sauignon blanc, hard to go wrong with it as most will like it
Some nice ones we'd get regularly are going for £5 atm in ASDA, often around £8-9;
Cono Sur Sauvignon Blanc
Barefoot Sauvignon Blanc
Tried a Lidl wine for the first time at the weekend, think it was this;
Rosecreek NZL Sauvignon Blanc Malborough
Tried it with someone who could possibly be described as a wine snob, and all were impressed
The Barefoot Merlot is an easy one to put down the gullet especially when Sainsburys are doing a deal on them.
Preferred the Chilean wines to a lot of the old world stuff, Concha y Toro Cab Sav in particular.
Had a bottle of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape and wasn't overly impressed with it, but in saying that, if I'm ever holidaying in France, Spain or Italy I always ask for the house red and have never gotten a bad one yet and cheap as chips to boot.
Quote from: nrico2006 on December 12, 2014, 10:49:49 AM
The Loyalist fella with the abused wife is the worst actor I have seen, cringe sometimes when I see actors trying to really stress the NI accent on TV.
Quote from: rrhf on December 12, 2014, 12:34:02 AM
A good argintinian mal bec can be perfect. Love the french at the moment. I'm a delboy bow jolly connasaurus.
Quote from: Mike Sheehy on December 11, 2014, 12:00:34 PM
Ah, the Russell Brand approach.
The system is not perfect for sure but, as a wise man on here once said "perfect is the enemy of good". Opting out is not the solution.
Quote from: longballin on December 10, 2014, 06:48:21 PM
I suppose is how you define a hypocrite.. what about a pink faced commentator who accuses a team of playing puke football and when is team does the same says it is tactical masterclass?
Quote from: NAG1 on December 10, 2014, 02:31:42 PM
He is an ex junkie, he is a hypocrite and he is a self publicist.
But this does not exclude him from having a view point on this or any other topic. Also the fact that he is highlighting some of the social injustice of this society can only be a good thing, if it resonates with even a few people then it maybe is worth the more unpleasant things.