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Guinness Boy

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Don't like Wolf Blarse.
I'm drinking a white and red pseudo-burgundy from Goisot, who is a star up-and-coming producer.

Fair enough shout. I'm generally not drinking so mine was the best on offer in Boundary Road Tesco's at short notice, a place where RTAs are often caused by mobility scooters and, until recently, the white wine section was split in to "Medium" and "Dry".
 


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Springal

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Gluten free Brewdog. Not too shabby
 






Machiavelli

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Fair enough shout. I'm generally not drinking so mine was the best on offer in Boundary Road Tesco's at short notice, a place where RTAs are often caused by mobility scooters and, until recently, the white wine section was split in to "Medium" and "Dry".

Can I offer you a New Year's Resolution?
Go out and buy a few cases of wine, and ensure that it never goes below a certain level, such that I don't have to reveal my snobbishness to you, when there's always [MENTION=27447]Goldstone1976[/MENTION] to outdo us all.
 








Goldstone1976

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Can I offer you a New Year's Resolution?
Go out and buy a few cases of wine, and ensure that it never goes below a certain level, such that I don't have to reveal my snobbishness to you, when there's always @Goldstone1976 to outdo us all.

Nah - not tonight. '74 Heitz Martha's Vineyard in magnum.
 










Goldstone1976

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Think so. (One of their) Chardonnay's went really well with the crab linguine. The red's a bit of an acquired taste, a tad medicinal even, but I'm getting there.

Yep; agreed on both points. You have to get a really very good Chablis to beat their Aligote or Cotes d'Auxerre. A top grower.
 




dazzer6666

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I don't think I understand the running/no drinking thing.

Sure, if you're going to up early for a long one, you might want to steer clear the night before but otherwise, I'm not so sure why you would if you enjoy it. And given you, [MENTION=616]Guinness Boy[/MENTION], probably weigh less than my 5-year-old son now, a few extra calories won't be hurting too much.

Regardless, I've not had a drink tonight as I slowly tip-toe my way back to some sort of healthy lifestyle, which clearly hasn't included running yet despite having a Garmin Forerunner 235 on my wrist for a couple of weeks now. And I know I'll get spanked tomorrow night.

Santé!

Spot on. When I did my first (and at the time, only, never to be done again etc) marathon, I went dry from January to April. Run turned to shite. Not tried going dry since. Have had a bit of wine tonight, and now having a glass of port despite having to run tomorrow, and will have a glass or two tomorrow ahead of 3+ hours running Sunday morning. All about balance [emoji3]
 




Machiavelli

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Yep; agreed on both points. You have to get a really very good Chablis to beat their Aligote or Cotes d'Auxerre. A top grower.

I'm almost impressed with myself now. I got acquainted courtesy of Butler's; I'm trying now to identify wines that you might not have tried that I've also come across in Butler's: Terra di Lavoro; Conterno's Barolos.
 


Goldstone1976

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I'm almost impressed with myself now. I got acquainted courtesy of Butler's; I'm trying now to identify wines that you might not have tried that I've also come across in Butler's: Terra di Lavoro; Conterno's Barolos.

Galardi?

I've had various Cascina Francia and Monfortino's. Super extracted, with a bit more oak than truly classical Barolo.
 








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