any wine experts out there

[Normal Rob]

i'm trying to locate a sauvignon blanc called 'Blue Rock' that they used to sell in a restaurant near where i live. I think that it was South African (as opposed to NZ).

If anybody can tell me where i can find some on-line that would be great.

I keep findiing other varietals (cabernet sauvignon etc) but i really want to find the sauv blanc.

ta.

 

[Lush]

This company used to supply it - and maybe still do - their website is a bit poor. I suggest you e-mail them and ask.

Great Western Wine

 

[WATFORD O]

try this. theyre great.....

http://www.everywine.co.uk/page/home

 

[bhaexpress]

Twatty, Rob asked for a WINE expert not a Whine expert (as every Orient fan is entitled to be).

 

[On the Left Wing]

Try Laithwaites

 

[WATFORD O]

This thread has been 'bhaexpressed'. It is now dead..........

 

[oapdodge]

I find that Ernest & Julio Gallo,Turning Leaf,Cabernet Sauvignon
is a very nice refreshing wine,Californian medium bodied very easy drinking.Cheers.

 

[Max's Dad]

Anything but Blossom Hill -- the ITV2 of the wine world.

 

[The Maharajah of Sydney]

Bridgewater Mill Sauvignon Blanc
from McClaren Vale in the Barossa Valley , South Australia ,
is well worth a taste if you can't seek your desired drop .
It's not that hard to find in the U.K.
From memory , Sainsburys allways seemed to have some on
their shelves . Retailed for around 6 pounds a bottle a couple
of years back .

 

[FG aka Football Genius.]

i like a good whine now and again - esp[ecially at silent!

 

[Hungry Joe.]

I'm no wine expert but I love Chablis. It is a bit pricey though. My favourite red is Fleurie but that suffers from the same price problem.

 

[Barnet Seagull]

Murdoch James Estates Blue Rock Sauvignon Blanc