Beaujolais day. Who's been on this muck?
Beaujolais day. Who's been on this muck?
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Gwagon111

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4,422 posts

189 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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Out of nothing more than tradition, I've been necking a bit of this years effort, I don't usually do wines that are this young, but actually, it's not bad this year.

PugwasHDJ80

7,672 posts

249 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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Fleury on a summers evening really does it for me so fully agree

Output Flange

17,047 posts

239 months

Friday 16th November 2012
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I popped into Le Beaujolais last night and had a bottle...

...of Pinot Noir hehe

prand

6,244 posts

224 months

Friday 16th November 2012
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Mrs P was in Majestic yesterday and said "I nearly bought you a bottle but it was £8" and came home with a case of Perrier Jouet instead, great female economics there...

So no, I didn't try any beaujolais yesterday!

Gwagon111

Original Poster:

4,422 posts

189 months

Friday 16th November 2012
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prand said:
Mrs P was in Majestic yesterday and said "I nearly bought you a bottle but it was £8" and came home with a case of Perrier Jouet instead, great female economics there...

So no, I didn't try any beaujolais yesterday!
Like I say, it was a bit on the rough side, but tradition dictated I had to do it yes. I got right into it after the first bottle hehe. Ooooh my head hurt this morning drinkdrunkyuck

prand

6,244 posts

224 months

Friday 16th November 2012
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Gwagon111 said:
Like I say, it was a bit on the rough side, but tradition dictated I had to do it yes. I got right into it after the first bottle hehe. Ooooh my head hurt this morning drinkdrunkyuck
Well done, you deserve some proper drinking points for keeping up the tradition.

Saying that, with the return of striped shirts, braces, double breasted suits and big glasses, I'd be surprised if Beajolais Nouveau wasn't in line for a comeback.

Talking of which, did anyone watch the Aussie wine programme the other night? Clips of Jilly (spit or swallow?!) Goolding and Oz on Food and Drink, and clips of yuppies necking Chardonnay took me right back to a happy time drunk on Barramundi and trying to get off with office girls with big hair...

Gwagon111

Original Poster:

4,422 posts

189 months

Friday 16th November 2012
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prand said:
Well done, you deserve some proper drinking points for keeping up the tradition.

Saying that, with the return of striped shirts, braces, double breasted suits and big glasses, I'd be surprised if Beajolais Nouveau wasn't in line for a comeback.

Talking of which, did anyone watch the Aussie wine programme the other night? Clips of Jilly (spit or swallow?!) Goolding and Oz on Food and Drink, and clips of yuppies necking Chardonnay took me right back to a happy time drunk on Barramundi and trying to get off with office girls with big hair...
It reminded me of happy days in the Arbitrager, on a Friday night, stood on a table / the bar, giving it the large one, whilst bemused tourists looked on beer.

tgr

1,250 posts

199 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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The crus are actually quite good, or straight villages. Don't take any shoite from wine snobs