Tonight's tipple

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  1. Ano

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    In honour of our South American contingent, an Argentinian Temperanillo Shiraz.
     
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    On the first one - Joseph Holt's 1849 (one of my favourites at the moment)
    to be followed by Jenning's cumberland Ale
     
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    I tell a lie

    followed by Joseph Holt's Maple moon
     
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    Glengoyne 10 yo malt. nt

    (pint)
     
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    Mouton Cadet 2007 Bordeaux

    Baron Philippe de Rothschild

    and its very nice
     
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    Not particularly enjoying mine

    I like a full bodied red but you need a knife & fork with this one!
     
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    Bet youd like some of mine

    Its definitely a good one.
    I quite like some of the Italian full bodied reds like a Barolo or Corvo
    Never had the South American one you are referring to
     
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    Had a Spanish one the other week

    That was made from Temperanillo grapes so I thought this would be similar. I think the best way to describe this wine is that it fights back!
     
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    Aussi Shiraz.....French Rose......Grappa...(hick) nt nt
     
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    Hmmmm

    Shepherd Neame's Winter Hop Ale now (quid a bottle at Morrison's), a very deceptive brew - doesn't taste like it's 7%!
     
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