Monthly Archives: March 2012

What I have been drinking 11 European edition 2

Posted on March 28, 2012 by winelibertarian

Started off with a couple of cheapies, that we had with tapas, wine by the glass so the choice here in Barcelona is Red or White, we did both, first up was the white a chardonnay from somewhere, probable an … Continue reading →

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What I have been drinking 10 European edition 1

Posted on March 27, 2012 by winelibertarian

Houghtons Jack Mann 2008 We drank this wine with lunch at Romany Restaurant before heading to Europe for what is hopefully a Grand Tour of the old world wines starting in Spain then moving to France and finishing in Italy. … Continue reading →

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Down in the Coal Pit

Posted on March 12, 2012 by winelibertarian

Coal Pit Pinot Noir 2008 Central Otago is that rare region that keeps surprising and producing value for money, had the good fortune to share a bottle of Coal Pit Pinot Noir at Balthazar a few days ago with the … Continue reading →

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