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Tag Archives: Cabernet Sauvignon
Roast Beef & Claret
I dismissed the drinking of good claret with school dinners a few days ago, but roast beef is no school dinner so I brought up a bottle of Ch Clos l’Enclos, Cotes de Bourg 2005. Now 2005 was possibly the … Continue reading
Revisiting Carmenère
It is some years since I tried any wine made from Carmenère, a grape widely grown in Chile but originating in Bordeaux and belonging to the Cabernet family. It was sometimes mistaken for Merlot. My earlier exposure was not encouraging … Continue reading
Armenian Lamb with Bag-in-Box Bergerac
The Bergerac came from a French supermarket and works out at around £1.17 a bottle. It’s very straightforward young Bergerac, fruity and with no obvious oak and limited tannins, but a clear strand of Cabernet Sauvignon and that’s what makes … Continue reading
Offal Fest with Cabernet
With D away for a couple of days I got the chance to indulge my taste for offal. The first night Fegato alla Veneziana with tagliatelle and part of the mountain of French beans that the garden is producing. The … Continue reading