Spanish Wines... any favourites?
#17
Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
Ahhh! A square next to a church! That narrows it down a bit.
I´m tryin to think of a restaurant with fotos of famous people but can´t at the minute. However there are loads that have the walls plastered with famous bullfighters and flamenco singers. If it´s one of those I´ll never guess it!
#18
Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
It's worth a trip to la rioja to really have an experience of a wine producing region. The villages feel saturated with the smell, taste and colour of red wine. I visited a cellar called David Moreno, the crianzas have won a whole bunch of awards, but you can buy a 15 litre box of their 'joven' wine for about 30 euros, which is better than most other normal crianzas you'll find. The cellar is nice for a wander too.
It's all good though...and you can't beat a bit of calimotxo.
It's all good though...and you can't beat a bit of calimotxo.
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Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
Ahhh! A square next to a church! That narrows it down a bit.
I´m tryin to think of a restaurant with fotos of famous people but can´t at the minute. However there are loads that have the walls plastered with famous bullfighters and flamenco singers. If it´s one of those I´ll never guess it!
I´m tryin to think of a restaurant with fotos of famous people but can´t at the minute. However there are loads that have the walls plastered with famous bullfighters and flamenco singers. If it´s one of those I´ll never guess it!
Only Spanish and most of the pics looked political
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Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
Ok so I am just going to lower the tone a little bit Not a word from Matt and Keith please But, I am an a total an utter lager lout. Give me a Cruz Campo any day Dont drink wine and never have, it floors me so I stay away from it. Plus I dont like the taste of it
#25
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Whisky also very good though. Good range and generally costs the same in euros as it is in pounds back home. I pass the white horse distillery on the way to glasgow airport and even after shipping costs it still costs less. That can't be right.
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Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
As a general rule I find any wine that lists the Tempranillo grape on the label is ok, never found a bad one yet.
And the cheap stuff they sell in the mercadona at €3.75 for 5lts!! is ok for Tinto verano
And the cheap stuff they sell in the mercadona at €3.75 for 5lts!! is ok for Tinto verano
#27
Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
Right smart arse, you go down the Avda. Alcalde Alvaro Domecq, past the big horse and carriage statue, and at the end of that road there is a church on the left. Turn right there, and down that road on the right is a little restaurant.
Only Spanish and most of the pics looked political
Only Spanish and most of the pics looked political
#29
Re: Spanish Wines... any favourites?
we used to drink that......then we discovered an even cheaper one there at 78c a bottle - L'Antigon, comes in red or white
I bought it for cooking, and tried a glass....it's on the sweeter side, but infinitely drinkable well chilled (red or white)
in fact so infinitely drinkable there's none left in the fridge & I had to just fish an empty out of my recycling box to check the spelling
I bought it for cooking, and tried a glass....it's on the sweeter side, but infinitely drinkable well chilled (red or white)
in fact so infinitely drinkable there's none left in the fridge & I had to just fish an empty out of my recycling box to check the spelling