Planning a Clare Visit
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Planning a Clare Visit
Currently in planning mode for quick visit to Clare region.
Any tips on memorable CD's, food venues & enjoyable lodgings would be much appreciated.
Have never had the pleasure of visiting this wine region, so really looking forward to the trip.
Thanks for any feedback.
Any tips on memorable CD's, food venues & enjoyable lodgings would be much appreciated.
Have never had the pleasure of visiting this wine region, so really looking forward to the trip.
Thanks for any feedback.
Hi M&B,
I was in the Clare last week and thought the pick of the CD's were Mitchell, Tim Adams and Eldredge. Make sure you give Mount Surrmon a wide birth, the guy there was a twit and the wines move from bad, through faulty to DNPIM. Clos Clare is no longer open and we missed Penna Lane and Killakanoon .
Glen
I was in the Clare last week and thought the pick of the CD's were Mitchell, Tim Adams and Eldredge. Make sure you give Mount Surrmon a wide birth, the guy there was a twit and the wines move from bad, through faulty to DNPIM. Clos Clare is no longer open and we missed Penna Lane and Killakanoon .
Glen
Last edited by GRB on Wed Jan 23, 2008 3:27 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
GRB wrote: Make sure you give Mount Surrmon a wide birth, the guy there was a twit and the wines move from bad, through faulty to DNPIM.
Glen
Good to see things are improving then. I don't think I'll ever live down taking the boys there on the strength of the one good wine they ever seem to have made and it was sold out.
Cheers
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)
Hey I can't be held to blame either, I hadn't remembered the poor time you and Ric had there, and Yvette just said let's try something you haven't heard of before Nice view though.
Glen
Glen
Winner of the inaugural RB cork-count competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
Yeah missed all the latest comps entirely. to busy drinking my way through the McLaren, Barossa and Clare. No problem once all the wine is delivered I won't have room in the cellar the the extra John's Blend
Glen
Glen
Winner of the inaugural RB cork-count competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
TORB wrote:Glen,
Whilst you are editing your profile, you had better add Runner Up TORB TN Competition too.
A lady who lives near you won it.
Did I miss something else here
Glen
Winner of the inaugural RB cork-count competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
Runner up RB-NTDIR competition
Runner up TORB TN competition
Leave of absence second RB c-c competition
Plenty of places... Mt Horrocks, Mitchell, Skillogalee, Pikes, Pauletts, Grosset (if they're open) are just a small handful, all memorable for either the wine or, in some instances the atmosphere. Clare is high on the QPW ratio (Quality Per Winery) for me.
Cheers
Wayno
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Wayno
Give me the luxuries of life and I will willingly do without the necessities.