Tonight I did a whopping bowl of chilli beef with bunions,..............................
CansMaking a nice Chicken Dopiaza, loads of onions....cauliflower rice (mrs can't eat normal rice)
Washed down with a few cans of San Miguel
Down to my last 180 rollsUber, you may need a couple of former trees in your recovery process...........
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What’s the verdict Ninesy?Not too shabby, I'm going to give it a go and report back.
What’s the verdict Ninesy?
If you want heavy try an old vine garnacha wine, can be got very reasonably and at 14.5% it’s not far off a port.Very good, it goes down nice and easy. I thought it would be a full-bodied wine for some reason. I would describe it as smooth and light. I would like to offer more but I can't pretend to be a wine aficionado. If I like it I like it, and if I don't, kinda thing.
Roast topside of beef just going in.
If you want heavy try an old vine garnacha wine, can be got very reasonably and at 14.5% it’s not far off a port.
Now you’ve had the Barolo try a Brunello Di Montalcino, but this is a special occasion wine from Tuscany, heavier and just about my favourite. A good bottle £30 and up.
And that is the extent of my wine knowledge.
If you want heavy try an old vine garnacha wine, can be got very reasonably and at 14.5% it’s not far off a port.
Now you’ve had the Barolo try a Brunello Di Montalcino, but this is a special occasion wine from Tuscany, heavier and just about my favourite. A good bottle £30 and up.
And that is the extent of my wine knowledge.
My problem with port is that it seems churlish not to finish the bottle once it is opened. Douro red wine, from the port region, can be very tasty too.I do like a good port
Any port?I do like a good port