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Wedding Wine

marykatejane · 2009-11-18 14:37:42

Hi, With the huge amount of offers around these days, would it be a mistake to buy wine for a wedding in December 2010? I know good wine only gets better with age but would run of the mill wine last over 12 months in storage? Thanks

18-11-2009 2:37pm

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marykatejane

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Hi,

With the huge amount of offers around these days, would it be a mistake to buy wine for a wedding in December 2010? I know good wine only gets better with age but would run of the mill wine last over 12 months in storage?

Thanks

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#2 18-11-2009 3:24pm

Clareman

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Most wines won't last 12 months, I started a thread in the wine forum before my wedding and was put onto the Sunday Times Wine Club, I can't recommend them enough, great wine, great champagne, good price, I'll see if I can find the thread for you

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#3 18-11-2009 3:29pm

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Found it

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055576008&highlight=Sunday+Times+Wine+Club

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#4 18-11-2009 9:47pm

marykatejane

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That's a great help, thanks, I'll have a look at the Sunday Times Wine Club. Thanks again.

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#5 20-11-2009 5:46pm

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If you knew any Long distance Lorry Drivers they would be able to get you some wine at a very good rate..

I know a driver who is selling wine at €4 per bottle and can probably get you what ever you want..

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#6 20-11-2009 6:16pm

Yoda08

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LoanShark - where do they get the wine? France ?

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#7 20-11-2009 6:22pm

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Yoda08 wrote: »

LoanShark - where do they get the wine? France ?

Yeah a lot of his wine comes in from france..
The guy I deal with has JP Chanet and Jacobs Creek
Chilean Wines too.. and Sparkling Wine for about €4.50

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