Goosegogs wrote:
The 2007 was stunning. Blackcurrant leaf and wet stones. I think I described it as Marlborough meets Pouilly Fume. The 2008 is all lemon, lime and wet stones. Touraine meets Chablis.
Dunc...Mrs Dunc would love this
Dunc...Mrs Dunc would love this
Yeah, Cheers for that Goose;
My Misses was shown a glass of The Crossings 2007 last night and whilst she thinks it is great, she is on Long Plymouth with gallons of tonic and huge bolders of ice - Executive 50 something evening relaxation stuff at the mo.
She does go to Sainsburry's from time to time, so I will let her know.
The Crossings 2007 is really great slightly extra chilled. Still my current fave sub £8 MSB if avaialble at that price ! With its wet granite and shale tasting minerality that is lasting, it can get close to many elements in a sancerre (excluding of course the extra dollops of tomatoe leaf and gooseberry)
