Yes, I usually have a load up when either Asda, Morrisons or Tescos have their 25% off if you buy 6 bottles deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Yes, I usually have a load up when either Asda, Morrisons or Tescos have their 25% off if you buy 6 bottles deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Nice one:cool:
Marco.
Cool but that wine is just totally sugar loaded. I find it a little bit sickly it is so sweet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I do agree it is budget friendly and pleasant. I did like it for a while. Until I realised the sugar content. Which is off the scale.
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Originally Posted by User211
Thanks for pointing that out, the Shiraz seems to be the worst offender, I prefer the Malbec.
Cheap wine is always poor value for money. The bottling costs; duty; VAT; labelling; corks, stoppers or caps; shipping and storage are almost the same, regardless of end price.
So for example, in a £6 bottle of wine the contents are only worth about 50p. Whereas with a £15 bottle of wine, the contents are worth around £3.
All valid points... What did you have for dinner last night, Barry?:)
Marco.
We're in London at the moment and didn't want to cook, so a takeaway margarita pizza with some green vegetables on the side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
And a bottle of Gallo, White Grenache rose wine to drink.
Ah ok, cool...
Marco.
Steady Barry, that has more sugar in than a Jam Shed Malbec!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
3.2g of sugar per 100ml. I bought it for my partner as she likes it, as she does the White Zinfandel (3.9g per 100ml). I also bought a bottle of their Pink Moscato, which has an even higher sugar content: 6.2g per 100ml! Think I'll give that one a miss. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
So yes, more sugar than a typical Malbec (about 1g per 100ml) and considerably more than my preferred choice of a decent Chablis (0.1g per 100ml).
Cheers!