Well....We should look into these Natural Wines.

I dislike the sulphur that comes through on some cheap white wines. And for old world chenin, yeah OK, rose tinted specs again, I remember, "well I think I do" recall prefering the quirky dirtier demi-sec versions of yester year.

But listening to R4 today, I was convinced I should try that delighful sounding Rose' wine from Cotes du Roussillon. A beautiful gloss rose' from a tiny 5 hectare vineyard with wonderful views overlooking the Mediteranean. The wine, truely a garage cuvee, made in a rented, and now vacated ole world Citroen service station.

I've talked about wines being properly alive and kicking, I've talked about unfiltered reds of past decades that grew new limbs whilst resting. There is an opportunity for growers who aren't gold plated bankers steeped in currency fluctuating and asset management conferences to make some very quaffable gluggers - I believe. We shall see.

Bacchus - You may, or at least could be aware that you may consume more of this natural wine, without upsetting your digestive system - the mind boggles at the thought of your re-cycling duties every Sunday.

I need to find the web links.

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Duncan

Drinking more was not actually mentioned in my latest risk-management assessment.
Bottles are collected hebdomadally and cardboard is ripped up and gets to fill up a doz sized case which goes to the tip. Some areas get cardboard collected, but they are the areas that have brown "pig" bins. I don't...weird.
Any idea of the Rosé maker???

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