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attimes_bracing December 8 2015, 22:16:38 UTC
I hate red wine and I like this one...

Good thing we got married - we'll never fight over who drank the wine.

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bellinghman December 8 2015, 22:36:50 UTC
A British wine? Ah yes, not a good idea.

(I have 5 unopened bottles of British wine, not sure what the best use of it is. If only I could con somebody into swapping it for some English wine.)

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bibliogirl December 9 2015, 00:06:02 UTC
I believe that's the same stuff I buy at £2.80 a bottle from Tesco for cooking purposes. It works okay for that! (First Cape Merlot has also just been relegated to that; undrinkably thin)

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purplecthulhu December 11 2015, 20:39:30 UTC
You should only cook with wine you're prepared to drink.

Whisky though is another matter...

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ffutures December 9 2015, 13:07:51 UTC
Thanks - I never drink... wine... but shall avoid the stuff when buying presents.

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waistcoatmark December 10 2015, 21:13:02 UTC
I believe the phrase you're looking for might be "fermented grape must" which we once found on the cheapest bottle in majestic or similar when buying booze for an OUSFG Xmas party: i.e. a wine-like drink that was so cheaply made that legally they weren't allowed to call it wine.

We bought one bottle out of morbid curiosity, and passed it round with cries of "Good god, it's foul. Do you want to try it?".

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purplecthulhu December 11 2015, 20:40:50 UTC
A step up from the bottle of Black Tower that haunted OUSFG parties for a while like a ghost seeking a graceful exit from the afterlife.

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