1998 Dead Arm.....
- craig loves shiraz
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1998 Dead Arm.....
What does everyone reckon... Good to go at Christmas time?
Why do people ruin perfectly good Shiraz by blending it with other varieties? Oh the humanity of it all......
As long as you have a roast and air conditioning!
Haven't had it recently but when I had it two years ago it was just starting to soften. Just depends how you like your big red's.
I'm sticking to the sparkling red myself. Has always gone well with the turkey.
cheers
Carl
Haven't had it recently but when I had it two years ago it was just starting to soften. Just depends how you like your big red's.
I'm sticking to the sparkling red myself. Has always gone well with the turkey.
cheers
Carl
Bartenders are supposed to have people skills. Or was it people are supposed to have bartending skills?
Craig wrote:
Come on! There's never a bad time for a big shiraz. Just crank up the air condition and by the time you're putting the warm jumper on you also suddenly realise that the sweet fruitjuice rose in the glass should be thrown down the sink and replaced by a powerful shiraz.
nice wine. should be fine but a big shiraz in summer?????
Come on! There's never a bad time for a big shiraz. Just crank up the air condition and by the time you're putting the warm jumper on you also suddenly realise that the sweet fruitjuice rose in the glass should be thrown down the sink and replaced by a powerful shiraz.
Gustav the Norwegian
"Progress is not achieved without deviation from the norm" - Frank Zappa
"Progress is not achieved without deviation from the norm" - Frank Zappa
Come on! There's never a bad time for a big shiraz. Just crank up the air condition and by the time you're putting the warm jumper on you also suddenly realise that the sweet fruitjuice rose in the glass should be thrown down the sink and replaced by a powerful shiraz.
yeah dont mind me ive just gone off them at the moment. hardly bought a single aussie shiraz this year and hardly drunk one either even though the cellar has a good selection of them[/code]
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