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 Post subject: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 9:32 pm 
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Any wine drinkers on here who can offer any advice or specialist wine sites etc?

After a certain bottle but seems hard to find without having to order 6 etc

Even sites that offer single bottles don't seem to have sign up pages only existing customer log ins etc?

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 9:56 pm 
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There's a company near me that might be able to help (drinkfinder.co.uk). Been very helpful for me in the past. They ship single bottles.


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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:04 pm 
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honestly, laithwaites is half decent. well priced, nice wine and free delivery. me and her indoors used to order it regularly until we realised we were turning into alkies.


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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:06 pm 
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Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
Any wine drinkers on here who can offer any advice or specialist wine sites etc?

After a certain bottle but seems hard to find without having to order 6 etc

Even sites that offer single bottles don't seem to have sign up pages only existing customer log ins etc?

Wine? Seriously? It doesn't count as one of your 5 a day you know!!

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:07 pm 
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It's not on either of them :(

Was called schloss johanisburg 2012 reisling spatlese. Most sites suggest around £30 a bottle but never an option to buy or sign up. it was easily the nicest thing Iv ever drunk in my life and I won't be in the habit of spending that much on a drink .

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:10 pm 
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Gibsons Beard wrote:
Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
Any wine drinkers on here who can offer any advice or specialist wine sites etc?

After a certain bottle but seems hard to find without having to order 6 etc

Even sites that offer single bottles don't seem to have sign up pages only existing customer log ins etc?

Wine? Seriously? It doesn't count as one of your 5 a day you know!!


I know but was amazing to wash kebab down with .

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:12 pm 
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Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
It's not on either of them :(

Was called schloss johanisburg 2012 reisling spatlese. Most sites suggest around £30 a bottle but never an option to buy or sign up. it was easily the nicest thing Iv ever drunk in my life and I won't be in the habit of spending that much on a drink .


its south african ? :shock: ffs, don't tll chip/horden/allez/toulouse, they'll have a shit fit.


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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 10:13 pm 
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returnofaido wrote:
Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
It's not on either of them :(

Was called schloss johanisburg 2012 reisling spatlese. Most sites suggest around £30 a bottle but never an option to buy or sign up. it was easily the nicest thing Iv ever drunk in my life and I won't be in the habit of spending that much on a drink .


its south african ? :shock: ffs, don't tll chip/horden/allez/toulouse, they'll have a shit fit.


It's German .

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
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www.wineman.co.uk sell lesser known and high quality wines and there is no minimum order, however their delivery charges are costly, £10 for a bottle.

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
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Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
returnofaido wrote:
Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
It's not on either of them :(

Was called schloss johanisburg 2012 reisling spatlese. Most sites suggest around £30 a bottle but never an option to buy or sign up. it was easily the nicest thing Iv ever drunk in my life and I won't be in the habit of spending that much on a drink .


its south african ? :shock: ffs, don't tll chip/horden/allez/toulouse, they'll have a shit fit.


It's German .


it's fucken not like.


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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
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poolietim wrote:
http://www.wineman.co.uk sell lesser known and high quality wines and there is no minimum order, however their delivery charges are costly, £10 for a bottle.


Thanks mate, ordered.

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From the write up it sounds like a canny drop like. I got a riesling spatlese from ALDI last year for our xmas dinner and it was quality. This one reads like it's even better than that so should be worth every penny.

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poolietim wrote:
From the write up it sounds like a canny drop like. I got a riesling spatlese from ALDI last year for our xmas dinner and it was quality. This one reads like it's even better than that so should be worth every penny.


Aye was heaven and Iv never been a big drinker of wine.

Just hope I ordered the correct one!

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 Post subject: Re: Wine sorts
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Tbh the Aldi's is up there with the best outlets.

Them Jormans know their wine, and they stock a decent range...including French stuff aido... :shock:

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Quick look on google found this site, which had the one you were after, plus it gave you cheaper alternatives that are similiar

http://rheingau.uvinum.co.uk


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