Wine for Xmas lunch

[Drago]

No Bud Light? dilly dilly!

 

[Adam4868]

I'm no wine buff,but been drinking this lately(in excess !) Seems nice to me ?
Sainsbury's Languedoc Red, Taste the Difference
Think it's about 7 quid a bottle

 

[dodgy]

This is the most middle class thread ever.

 

[colly]

Don't like white - recommend a red from £12-£15 please ?

PS Xmas day is more about being messed about by others - I like it quiet, or organised. This year I have no idea what's going on (and we have logistics issues with a disabled MIL) - I am expecting a call on Xmas Eve to build an access ramp at the SIL's house.

A recent gift which I have only just opened. No idea of the cost and to be honest I prefer something which has more body. But I like the name.

 

[Levo-Lon]

I always whine at xmas, i blame the wine..

 

[Biff600]

I much prefer the '3 for a tenner' variety of wine !

 

[Globalti]

What did the grape say when an elephant sat on it?

Nothing, it just gave a little whine.

 

[subaqua]

Wine for breakfast ,lunch and dinner. Nah problemo

 

[Bobby Mhor]

A nice Malbec and a big lump of beef
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/produ...bec-argentinian-red-wine/702712-547068-547069

Try the £5 malbec at Tesco...

 

[Grant Fondo]

Crikey... mention wine and it's like class bleeding war! I'll be spending about £15-£20 a bottle on a white Chateauneuf du Pape which is great with turkey, even though I prefer red. So to make up for it a half bottle of Vin Santo from Waitrose with the Christmas/plum pud ... yum!

 

[Seevio]

The trick with wine is getting one that tastes good for the first pint. After that, they are pretty much all the same.

 

[raleighnut]

Co-op Soave here, but some Tawny Port with the Cheese.

 

[Cuchilo]

Lunch ? I'm having it on my cornflakes

 

[nickyboy]

Co-op Soave here, but some Tawny Port with the Cheese.

Tesco Finest Vintage Port for me (I may let the others have a drop but it's primarily my treat to me)

 

[Johnsop99]

A recent gift which I have only just opened. No idea of the cost and to be honest I prefer something which has more body. But I like the name.
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We like the Cono Sur wines, especially the (white) Viognier. They are normally priced around the £6-8 mark. They had a competition a few months ago to win a new bike - I must have entered about a dozen (hic!) times but still didn't win.