NWC – Sept/Oct
A long overdue update on the NWC tastings over September and October, though due to various reasons I missed several of the sessions. — 4th Sept was our first attempt at a new… Continue reading
A long overdue update on the NWC tastings over September and October, though due to various reasons I missed several of the sessions. — 4th Sept was our first attempt at a new… Continue reading
Travel and England’s Euros campaign meant I only managed to attend one tasting in July but was pleased to be able get to one focusing on Iberian wines on 31st July. Despite the… Continue reading
(A late post and I missed most of July’s tastings due to travels and England’s Euro games! ) Our June themes started with Northern Italy and, as I tend to find, a selection… Continue reading
As we enter our season of themes, where each member brings a bottle and we taste blind, I will only highlight a few of the best (or most interesting) wines of the week.… Continue reading
Our final ‘tutored’ tasting of the season was from a member who has spent much time in Cyprus over the years. His passion for the country and the region was clear to see… Continue reading
I have been away this week so the report is by Peter who has more than capably stepped in and shared his notes. [Alec: with a better palate & wine writing lexicon…] Cheverny… Continue reading
The first time I am writing about a blind bottle format. In short most of the wines are covered so we don’t know what we are tasting and then revealed. — A sparkling… Continue reading
The South West of France is obviously a large, diverse region for wine making. Our presenter this week wanted to look more at the local grapes than the more international varieties that often… Continue reading
2016 Blanc de Blancs, Sepp Moser. I can’t recall many regions that don’t give sparkling wine a go. 100% Chardonnay, I tend to prefer when they stick to their indigenous grapes just for… Continue reading