It’s shame the host kept interrupting the Somme. I understand your trying to be relevant to the video, let the expert offer his explanation. Your opinion as the host is irrelevant. Sorry to sound harsh.
@@whatsgoingon9865 I suppose it would be compared to most European reds. We compare it to Australian reds, and not many of us rate it. Bin 389 and above are good, but too expensive for the quality, even for us.
Growing up, this was always considered a ‘bbq wine’, paired with steak, snags, onions, salad. Cheap and cheerful.
Love that! Needs a big meal though with large protein
I just got to try their bin 35x shiraz cab 🎉 Got me into the Australian wine
Tried some Molly Dooker Boxer right after 😊
@@RCTricking Pretty darn different
Was this served at ambient temperature? Wouldn't that accentuate the fruit and alchohol in the way that you talked about?
It would be interesting to get your rating and recommendation?
Pen folds are confusing ranges $20-$800… don’t know much
It’s a Şiraz not Cab Sauvignon
Apologies!!
It’s shame the host kept interrupting the Somme. I understand your trying to be relevant to the video, let the expert offer his explanation. Your opinion as the host is irrelevant. Sorry to sound harsh.
Fair point Bobby! Taken on board
Penfolds Koonunga Hill. Sourced from C grade vineyards across the entirety of South Australia. Crap
Why bother?
We did our first season trying to find the best wine under $30. This bottle wouldn't have made the top 30
@@GotSomme Good to hear. Plenty of better wines for the price
This wine costs around 10 Euros in Germany. For this price I think it is a great wine and I just bought 6 bottles. For 30 Euros maybe not.
@@whatsgoingon9865 I suppose it would be compared to most European reds. We compare it to Australian reds, and not many of us rate it. Bin 389 and above are good, but too expensive for the quality, even for us.
the guest swirls his wine for way too long that it will spoil the wine
I think I’m the guest! And thanks for letting me know 😊 Angus