#21

Right, this is actually a serious question - the recipient has requested a single bottle of red wine as expensive as I’m willing to spend. Anyone?

#22

France would be a fine thing

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#23

go into a posh wine shop and say you’ve got £40 to burn

#24

Go Trose. Get a bordeaux. Piece of piss

#25

Watch Sideways, try and glean information from it.

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#26

you want a good tannin for this poor effort

:grimacing:

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#27

nvm.

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#28

Mate.

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#29

fuck. sorry mate.

#30

Dutch

#31

A good bottle of the following:
St emlion grand cru
St Julien
Pomerol
Volnay

Any of should do the trick

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#32

It’s a tricky price bracket this one. Many really reknowned reds are in the £20 region and then in the £100+ region. So you could look at what won the Decanter/IWC Awards last year for Best in Class or whatever and get them one of those but they’re likely to be hard to find.

No-one’s going to turn their nose up at Chateauneuf du Pape. Go to a wine shop and ask what the best one they have in your price range is would be a safe bet. A good Barolo is never going to be scoffed at either.

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#33

alright big suze

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#34

I have a family member who know about wine and he’s always talking about having a lovely glass of Barolo on facey-b so you could look that up i dunno.
Otherwise just ask @elthamsmateowen or maybe check out this wine thread

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#35

32 pint cans of stella artois.

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#36

You seem like a barolo laughs

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#37

This.

It’s what I do ever Christmas for my sister in law. Give them a budget, tell them what sort of thing and they’ll sort you out.

#38

Getting into wine myself

#39

I have a few other ideas, but short on time to do a bit of searching to see if they’re out of that price bracket

Had this the other week though and it was lovely lovely (in the price range too!)

https://www.qwines.co.uk/product/barolo-di-serralunga-dalba-2011-fontanafredda/

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#40

Ask me later, can’t think of any at the montepulciano d’abbruzzo

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