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    Never been much into Wine, for most (if not all) of my adult life, it has always tasted....well crap if I were to be honest.
    Red/White, dosen't matter..if I were ever to have a glass, it would have bubbles at the very least.
    About the closest I come to drinking wine is Port, but it has to be decent stuff, Vintage preferably.
    I had been gifted a couple of very nice Reds (so wine people say) a few months back, decided to try it, but it had to chilled.
    For my own taste, Red wine has to be served chilled, I don't think it takes anything away from the end result

    A few weeks back, a dear friend turned up for tea with a bottle of (my now favorite) Moet Chandon...celebrating a new job etc.
    I will be buying a Bottle of Bollinger for Anne and myself to drink at the end of Jan' whilst at the camp...special day come the 27th.
    Not such a nose turner any longer towards the odd glass of a nice bubbly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    Never been much into Wine, for most (if not all) of my adult life, it has always tasted....well crap if I were to be honest.
    Red/White, dosen't matter..if I were ever to have a glass, it would have bubbles at the very least.
    About the closest I come to drinking wine is Port, but it has to be decent stuff, Vintage preferably.
    I had been gifted a couple of very nice Reds (so wine people say) a few months back, decided to try it, but it had to chilled.
    For my own taste, Red wine has to be served chilled, I don't think it takes anything away from the end result

    A few weeks back, a dear friend turned up for tea with a bottle of (my now favorite) Moet Chandon...celebrating a new job etc.
    I will be buying a Bottle of Bollinger for Anne and myself to drink at the end of Jan' whilst at the camp...special day come the 27th.
    Not such a nose turner any longer towards the odd glass of a nice bubbly.
    Hahaha fucken hilarious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    Never been much into Wine, for most (if not all) of my adult life, it has always tasted....well crap if I were to be honest.
    Red/White, dosen't matter..if I were ever to have a glass, it would have bubbles at the very least.
    About the closest I come to drinking wine is Port, but it has to be decent stuff, Vintage preferably.
    I had been gifted a couple of very nice Reds (so wine people say) a few months back, decided to try it, but it had to chilled.
    For my own taste, Red wine has to be served chilled, I don't think it takes anything away from the end result

    A few weeks back, a dear friend turned up for tea with a bottle of (my now favorite) Moet Chandon...celebrating a new job etc.
    I will be buying a Bottle of Bollinger for Anne and myself to drink at the end of Jan' whilst at the camp...special day come the 27th.
    Not such a nose turner any longer towards the odd glass of a nice bubbly.
    Somewhere a kitten has died

    Bubbles, chilled,,,,


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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    Never been much into Wine, for most (if not all) of my adult life, it has always tasted....well crap if I were to be honest.
    Red/White, dosen't matter..if I were ever to have a glass, it would have bubbles at the very least.
    About the closest I come to drinking wine is Port, but it has to be decent stuff, Vintage preferably.
    I had been gifted a couple of very nice Reds (so wine people say) a few months back, decided to try it, but it had to chilled.
    For my own taste, Red wine has to be served chilled, I don't think it takes anything away from the end result

    A few weeks back, a dear friend turned up for tea with a bottle of (my now favorite) Moet Chandon...celebrating a new job etc.
    I will be buying a Bottle of Bollinger for Anne and myself to drink at the end of Jan' whilst at the camp...special day come the 27th.
    Not such a nose turner any longer towards the odd glass of a nice bubbly.
    Yes. Without question.

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