It’s a great site. You’re getting wine chosen by decent restaurants at a good price. The only one I didn’t really like was a Portuguese red
I’ll get slated butThe Prosecco they do is noticeably nice.
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24 Irish Euros
Excellent price. You’d struggle to get a good Burgundy here under 50.
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They had a class one from Chile last year, Estevez I think.
It was only €10.
They have nice wine and I’d buy stuff to try (this was from wooden shelves in aisle) but this was really shite.
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Mid twenties I think
I’ve found it very good. You’re buying wine at a higher price point than supermarkets ie €15-25 in most cases but they’re def good quality. I justify it to myself on the basis I’d spend way more in a restaurant. I like the idea of supporting both a startup Irish business and genuine wine producers too. You can order in 6s now too.
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I was in tonight and passed at that one. The Ripasso they have at the minute is top class.
We’d always go for Tuscan though.
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The main red export from corofin is necks.
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Had that before. It’s superb
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This is a grand wine. 5er off in the O’Briens Italian wine sale.
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At the price I’m happy to take your word for it. Enjoy.
See the five litre things in the photo above? The red wine was really nice. You took the five litre jug down to the shop, and filled it for three Euro.
It’s no wonder you were so addled when you got home that you were creeping around your own house like a cat burglar after spending the week drinking 5 litre rations of gut rot.
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Truthfully, when I got there I went and bought Italian wine from the shop for about 30 euro a bottle. The gut rot was nicer.
Supervalu are selling Barao De Vilar Reserva for €40 a case a reduction of €50 all bar 1c.
I know nothing about it except there’s gonna be 2 cases of it drank by assorted associates of mine over the festive season. A review of it indicated that the discount may be real and some connoisseur gave it a glowing rating.
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