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Lebanon2012£17.49
An Independent Wine Merchant located in Fareham, Hampshire, UK.
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www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2018/04/fladgate-declares-2016-a-vintage-year-for-fonseca-croft-and-tay...
Fladgate joins in 2016 vintage Port declaration
thedrinksbusiness.com
According to custom, all three houses made their declaration announcement on 23rd April, which is St George’s Day in England, reflecting the country’s historical links to the Port industry.Look what's back in stock - the Winchester Distillery Spring Limited Edition #hampshiregin #gintastic
".....Made with fresh hand-picked cherry blossom from Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Romsey, Mrs. B’s Borage Honey and other locally sourced botanicals such as elderflower and lavender, it is a bright, floral gin that works well with tonic over plenty of ice to toast the arrival of longer sunnier days."
www.farehamwinecellar.co.uk/product/spring-meadow-gin/
Spring Meadow Gin, Winchester Distillery 40% - Fareham Wine Cellar
farehamwinecellar.co.uk
The next batch will be available in Spring 2018. Spring Meadow Gin is a small batch, micro-distilled gin made in Hampshire at the Winchester Distillery. The Winchester Distillery is probably most famous for producing Twisted Nose Watercress Gin which was their first release in May 2013. Spring Meado...This is worth a quick read, a good introduction to wine faults from cork producer Amorim
www.the-buyer.net/people/producer/most-common-wine-taints-amorim/
What are the most common wine faults? And what is top cork producer Amorim doing about them?
the-buyer.net
Victor Smart gives us the lowdown about TCA, TBA, Brett, oxidisation and reduction, and how top cork producer Amorim is trying to helpInteresting from Torres
www.the-buyer.net/insight/how-spains-torres-winery-has-gone-back-in-time-to-bring-ancestral-varie...
How Torres has gone back in time to bring ancestral varieties back to life | The Buyer
the-buyer.net
Some of the most ambitious, important and challenging work into the rescue, and re-emergence of old, traditional, indigenous grape varieties is being done by the world’s largest wine producers. Not only do they have the resources to do so, but they also have the land, the vineyards and the history...