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Day 127 – Macclesfield
Remelluri Reserva 2015
Eternumviti (lower case ‘e’ to start) is the resident wine expert on pink fish media, although he denies this palpable truth.
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Day 126 – Poynton
Another virtual meeting – this time with Bob McC. He had been the first person to sign up as a meetee back in January, so it was a particular pleasure.
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Day 125 – Norbury Moor
Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot 2018
Vergelegen sounds to me like the noises you would hear as a drowning man goes down for the last time.
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Day 123 – Chorlton
J-M Alquier Faugères la Maison Jaune 2014
This is an odd one. A few years ago I read a rather opinionated post on a wine forum saying that Mas de Daumas Gassac had completely lost the plot and that far better wines were coming out of other Languedoc vineyards.
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Day 120 – Rochdale
Dom. de la Butte Mi-Pente 2018
Doing a search through the website it seems I haven’t yet opened a Jacky Blot Bourgeuil during the walk.
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Day 118 – Charlestown
Zind-Humbrecht Muscat Goldert 2017
I’m not quite sure how the cellar logistics foul-up occurred, but I seem to have ended up with two Goldert bottles back-to-back.
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Day 116 – Oldfield
Ernest Burn Riesling Goldert la Chapelle 2011
I don’t think I’ve covered this particular Burn before. It won’t take long. It’s Riesling, and you know what that tastes like.
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Day 114 – Thornton-in-Craven
Chateau de Pitray 2016
Question: How much should you expect from a bottle of Bordeaux that cost 10€? Answer: Well, a bit more than this, sorry.
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Day 112 – Malham
Julien Sunier Fleurie 2018
Julien Sunier is, I’m led to believe by pundits who are paid to lead you to believe such things, almost as Young And Exciting as Matias Riccitelli.
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Day 110 – Silverdale
Bruno Sorg Pinot Gris Florimont 2016
Sometimes familiarity breeds contempt, I’m ashamed to say. I looked in the holding wine cooler tonight for something to follow cook’s rainbow trout, chips and spring greens and felt a slight twinge of disappointment when I discovered this was the only bottle of white in there.