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I bought a wine aerator last week as I have been convinced by folk at work it makes a big difference. Anyone have any views on this?

Also, do you aerate white wine or just red?

No use for a goon bag.
Best way to aerate wine is uncork it, pour into glass and sip at your pleasure/leisure remembering to top up glass at regular intervals.
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26 minutes ago, taurus said:

Don't drink wine but with lock down gonna try some red at weekend , any these any good .20200423_153414.jpeg

Got a bottle of the Casillero Del Diablo at Christmas, it was OK.

I’m a big fan of the Faustino V not so much the VII.

Personally I’d have a crack at the Bordeaux.

Please report back upon consumption!

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15 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

Got a bottle of the Casillero Del Diablo at Christmas, it was OK.

I’m a big fan of the Faustino V not so much the VII.

Personally I’d have a crack at the Bordeaux.

Please report back upon consumption!

Ok GD but not being a wine drinker my opinion may not be up to much  .

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Ok GD but not being a wine drinker my opinion may not be up to much  .


I know heehaw about wine other than anything Argentinian I've bought, no matter how cheap (and I mean like 3 quid out of the Co-Op cheap) has always been serviceable, so I just do that.
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1 minute ago, taurus said:

Ok GD but not being a wine drinker my opinion may not be up to much  .

Your opinion is as valid as anyone’s.

Wine drinking is the same as art appreciation, there’s a lot of consensus as to what is ‘good’ but the bottom line is about personal preference.

 

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5 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

Your opinion is as valid as anyone’s.

Wine drinking is the same as art appreciation, there’s a lot of consensus as to what is ‘good’ but the bottom line is about personal preference.

 

Is there a big difference between red and white , other than colour ? Don't know why I just bought red ?

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Just now, taurus said:

Is there a big difference between red and white , other than colour ? Don't know why I just bought red ?

I retract my previous post.  Your opinion is not valid!
 

 

 

Only kidding.  Yes there’s a big difference but it’s one that you need to discover for yourself.

The only advice I’d give is drink white wine chilled, not too cold or it or it will be tasteless.  We have a wine chiller but if you’re keeping it in the fridge bring it out about 20 minutes before drinking.

Drink red wine at room temperature or above and let it breath before drinking.

Others might disagree with the above paragraph but they can go f**k themselves.

ENJOY!

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1 minute ago, Granny Danger said:

I retract my previous post.  Your opinion is not valid!
 

 

 

Only kidding.  Yes there’s a big difference but it’s one that you need to discover for yourself.

The only advice I’d give is drink white wine chilled, not too cold or it or it will be tasteless.  We have a wine chiller but if you’re keeping it in the fridge bring it out about 20 minutes before drinking.

Drink red wine at room temperature or above and let it breath before drinking.

Others might disagree with the above paragraph but they can go f**k themselves.

ENJOY!

Let you know Sat night how I get on , cheers .

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36 minutes ago, Bold Rover said:

Is your gardener off sick, Granny?

We didn’t really want him in whilst we’re self isolating but he’s coming on Tuesday as things are getting a bit messy!

In all honesty the lawn is not great at the best of times, probably 70% grass and 30% moss, but it’s fine for the granddaughter running about on.

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4 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

We didn’t really want him in whilst we’re self isolating but he’s coming on Tuesday as things are getting a bit messy!

In all honesty the lawn is not great at the best of times, probably 70% grass and 30% moss, but it’s fine for the granddaughter running about on.

Make he ratio worse and you have my garden. For the same purpose. Moss is nice for lying and falling upon.

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1 hour ago, carpetmonster said:

 


I know heehaw about wine other than anything Argentinian I've bought, no matter how cheap (and I mean like 3 quid out of the Co-Op cheap) has always been serviceable, so I just do that.

 

Try Chilean next, cm. More varieties, equally competitive prices.

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