Hi John. Thank you for continuing to educate me about wine in such an interesting and informative way. I could almost smell and taste this bottle from your descriptions. 👌🍷
Yes they're nice aren't they? They look a little bit out of place here in London - I think these are Scots Pines, so they're indigenous to the UK more broadly, but they would probably be more at home further north. I quite often see them planted in little rings like this, typically on hilltops or other prominent places, sometimes at the site of ancient monuments - barrows and the like.
Never been called a "Burganout" before. Always enjoy your reviews wherever you might be today a fantastic view well worth including. Just wondering whether these ones with the smoked taste tend to give you headaches or not. Anyway, all the best!!
A good house and you bought that at a very good price ! Unusual to hear re the 'bold' woodiness though, liquorice and dark fruits yes ! Pretty sure the Louis Auguste is the name of a family member, maybe a Son ?
Thank you for the reminder about Laithwaites. Seems like a good source for cases.
You found a good spot there for these videos! A lovely view.
Hi John. Thank you for continuing to educate me about wine in such an interesting and informative way. I could almost smell and taste this bottle from your descriptions. 👌🍷
Very nice view. I like the pine tree behind you. Its one of the most common trees in the southeast of the US where I'm from.
Yes they're nice aren't they? They look a little bit out of place here in London - I think these are Scots Pines, so they're indigenous to the UK more broadly, but they would probably be more at home further north. I quite often see them planted in little rings like this, typically on hilltops or other prominent places, sometimes at the site of ancient monuments - barrows and the like.
Never been called a "Burganout" before. Always enjoy your reviews wherever you might be today a fantastic view well worth including.
Just wondering whether these ones with the smoked taste tend to give you headaches or not.
Anyway, all the best!!
A good house and you bought that at a very good price ! Unusual to hear re the 'bold' woodiness though, liquorice and dark fruits yes !
Pretty sure the Louis Auguste is the name of a family member, maybe a Son ?
"Certainly not terrible", what more can you ask for?
That 'woody/smokey' smell/taste is exactly hat I am not keen on. I think we have been spoiled by the 2017.