That area from Galicia down to northern Portugal is spectacular, spent a few weeks there about a decade ago, the seafood in particular is outstanding and great value.
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Lisbon is, perhaps, the greatest city in Europe.
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The Burgundy was nice. Very very light. Very drinkable but not memorable
The Spanish one is nicer. Smokey. Savoury which is my taste anyway.
Rainy Night in SoHo just came on. Simple pleasures.
How is the immediacy?
There is a real immediacy to the Spanish wine
Almost compelling.
I’d a rake of lovely Spanish wine tonight in Mrs O Sullivan’s… Crab claws, monkfish and apple pie was on the menu
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You’ve a far better way about you with some booze on board.
I love a crab claw but they are hard work
He’ll be back to being a Sweden-yearning vegan moanbag soon enough
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Very bourgeois
Hygge. He used to be a N’gga
I’m on the Dada one instead of the Dada art. It maybe number 1 in their range but there’s nothing immediate about it. In fact it’s more remediate.
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More wine. Less whine.
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Another lovely one from the new M&S classics range. This and the Rioja are great bang for buck and as nice as ones I’ve had for twice the price.
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Spain for red, Portugal for white. Ireland for the black.
@StoneCold any of the limited edition ones out on their own in middle of aisle usually decent
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