Sat, 23 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
Leslie Williams
In wine terms we are still quite conservative and stick to what we know but this week I want to encourage you to embrace the new.
None of the wines recommended below are from grapes that are familiar to the average wine drinker, but all should be.
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CourtsWeekend Food and WineWinegodelloPlace: IrelandPlace: PortugalPlace: SpainPlace: Rias BaixasPlace: northern PortugalPlace: BierzoPlace: Ribeira SacraPlace: MonterreiPlace: ValdeorraPlace: north-west SpainPlace: Dão, PortugalPlace: Cork, O Learys Cootehill, Hole in The Wall Wine Dublin 7,Place: Quintessential Wines, DroghedaPlace: DãoPlace: Dão riverPlace: Jardim de Estrella BrancoPlace: Cork, O Learys Cootehill,Place: Hole in The Wall Wine Dublin 7Place: MadeiraPlace: Jumilla, SpainPlace: Quintessential Wines,Place: MonastrellPlace: south-eastern SpainPlace: IGT, ItalyPlace: TerenurePlace: Bierzo, SpainPerson: Rafael PalaciosPerson: JJ O DriscollsPerson: Honoro Vera MonastrellPerson: BradleysOrganisation: Jardim de Estrella TintoOrganisation: Emilia BiancoOrganisation: Le CaveauOrganisation: Green Man Wines
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